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  1. Introduction to HTML
      With this tutorial, you can pick up the basics of the HyperText Markup Language (HTML) in a few short hours. Armed with that knowledge and access to a Web server, you can jump onto the bandwagon and put yourself on the Web."

  2. HTML Guide (Webcom.com)
      Provides tutorials on creating image maps, and other basic HTML coding. 2-00

  3. HTML Table of Special Characters (Shemitz)
      Provides the number or name necessary to create special characters.

  4. HTML Tutorial (Shemitz)
      Provides systematic instruction on how to write in HTML for Netscape 2.0.

  5. HTML Editor - Homesite (Allaire)
      Provides HTML editing for the Web professional. 8-99

  6. Frames - Inline Frames (HTML Goodies - Burns)
      Provides code for inline frames, basically a page within a page, for Internet Explorer only. 8-99

  7. Frames - Tutorial (HTML Goodies - Burns)
      Provides instructions on setting up frames in a Web page. Includes how to prevent others from framing your site inside of theirs or taking your pages out of your frames. 8-99

  8. -HTML Validation (AnyBrowser.com)
      Validates your HTML code. 5-02

  9. -HTML Validation (Web Design Group)
      Validates your HTML code. 5-02

  10. -HTML Validation (Wanadoo - Blavier)
      Explains TidyGUI, which validates your HTML code. 5-02

  11. -HTML Validation (TidyGUI - Blavier)
      Provides a free copy of TidyGUI, which validates your HTML code. 5-02

  12. Validator for HTML Code (W3.org)
      Provides validation (identifies errors) in HTML code of an URL you specify. 8-02

  13. HTML Editors (WebDesign.About.com)
      Provides reviews. 11-06

  14. Colors - HTML Colors Code (HTML-Color-Code.info/)
      Provides the browser safe palette (BSP) for users.

  15. -Clip Art - How To (Brumbaugh) <
      Provides guidance on downloading, using HTML, and other very basic information in using images. 2-05

  16. Analysis of Web Page (Bobby - Krieger)
      Provides an analysis of a Web Page submitted to find errors or presentation not friendly to individuals with disabilities.

  17. Web Site Design Checker (SiteInspector)
      Provides an evaluation of your Web site, a including loading time check, a dead link check, a site popularity check, and a spelling check.

  18. Web Tools (Bellsnwhistles.com)
      Provides free Web code for HTML, DHTML, Java, and more. 5-00  

  19. Fonts - How to Include Accent Marks (Everything2.com)
      Provides instructions for adding accent marks using HTML code. 03-06

  20. -See and Hear Web Pages in Spanish or English (Awesome Library) star
      Awesome Talkster allows you to hear Web pages. You can set the voice to Spanish and start with www.awesomelibrary.org/espanol.html to see and hear the Web in Spanish. By adding a voice to Web pages, children and teens can learn to pronounce words as they read them. Awesome Talkster includes an animated character, providing synchronized highlighting so that children can follow along even more easily. This multi-sensory approach is a powerful method for improving reading skills. Online books for children and teens to practice their reading skills are available in the Awesome Library. 1-03

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