Table of Contents

Getting acquainted; why do it; the Internet and the WWW; getting your feet wet - before you begin; getting an Internet Account; how it all works - the Client-Server story; Web Page design; an HTML Primer; BBEdit/PageMill Tutorial; HTML 3.); aesthetic design; information design; serving up the Web - what you need and what they do; making your site sing and dance - advanced stuff; other sources of information; WebStar related Internet sites; related Usenet newsgroups and Listservers; great URLs.

Reviews

Praise for the First Edition: "If you want to set up your own Web site but have no desire to be a "Unix weenie", WebMaster Macintosh is the book for you. With a sense of humour lacking in nearly all other Internet books, LeVitus and Evans guide you through the process of setting up a Macintosh server and getting it connected to the Internet...What's really nice about this book is that it gives tips about how to structure a site so that it doesn't become unmanageable...I highly recommend this book to beginning Web masters." --The Net