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- Introduction
- What is the World Wide Web?
- Why is the Web useful for genealogists?
- What do you need for Web Publishing?
- How Web pages work
- The Process of Web Publishing
- Web Publishing Software
- Text Editors
- HTML Editors
- Word-Processors and other applications
- WYSIWYG Web authoring tools
- HTML Converters
- Other file formats
- Other Utilities
- Which is the best tool?
- Genealogical Tools
- Genealogy Software with Web output
- GEDCOM conversion tools
- Genealogy Software without Web facilities
- Designing Your Web Site
- What to include
- Organizing your Information
- The Look of Your Pages
- Good and Bad Web design
- Legal and Ethical Issues
- Creating the Pages
- A Skeleton Page
- Understanding Tags
- Basic Page Design
- Going Public
- Publishing Your Pages
- Getting Readers for Your Pages
- Maintaining & Improving Your Web Site
- Advanced Web Facilities
- Style Sheets
- Image Maps
- Dynamic Web pages
- Frames
- Controlling Access
- Appendices
- Glossary
- Recommended Books & Articles
- Where to Get Web Software
- On-line Resources
- Index
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