Microsoft Internet Explorer 3 Unleashed

Disclaimer from the Publisher

About the Authors

Introduction

- 1 -Introduction to the Internet and the WWW

- 2 -Introduction to Internet Explorer 3.0

- 3 -How to Get Connected

- 4 -Configuring Windows 95 for the Internet

- 5 -Installing and Configuring Internet Explorer 3.0

- 6 -Browsing the Web

- 7 -Favorites and Shortcuts

- 8 -Searching the Internet

- 9 -Accessing Other Services with Internet Explorer

- 10 -Using E-mail and Newsgroups

- 11 -Using Internet Mail

- 12 -Using Windows Messaging and Other E-mail Clients

- 13 -Using Internet News to Access Newsgroups

- 14 -Real-Time Conferencing with NetMeeting

- 15 -Using Helper Applications

- 16 -Playing Graphics, Sounds, and Video

- 17 -Running Java Applets

- 18 -Browsing Shockwave Sites

- 19 -Exploring Virtual Worlds with VRML

- 20 -Using Microsoft Office Viewers

- 21 -Composing and Editing HTML Pages

- 22 -HTML 3 and Internet Explorer Extensions

- 23 -Tables, Frames, and Style Sheets

- 24 -Graphics and Multimedia for Internet Explorer

- 25 -Publishing with Microsoft Internet Assistants

- 26 -Introduction to FrontPage

- 27 -Using the FrontPage Editor

- 28 -Using FrontPage Bots and Wizards

- 29 -Using FrontPage Personal Web Server

- 30 -CGI: Server-Side Scripting

- 31 -Unleashing the Power of VBScript

- 32 -Using JavaScript in Your Web Pages

- 33 -Developing Your Own Web Site

- 34 -Developing an Intranet

- 35 -Developing a Public Web Site

- 36 -New Technologies and Internet Explorer

- 37-The Future of Internet Explorer

- A -Directory of Sites and Resources

- B -JavaScript Language Reference

- C -ActiveX and Visual Basic Scriot Language References

- D -HTML Quick-Reference

- E -What's on the CD-ROM

Installing the CD-ROM