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KompoZer 0.7.10

Open source.

For Windows and Mac OS. Useful for beginning and intermediate programmers, KompoZer is a Web authoring system that offers file management and WYSIWYG Web page editing.


Notepad++

Open source.

For Windows and Mac OS. The successor to Notepad, Notepad++ is a free source code editor that supports several languages.


SQLite 3.6.22

Open source.

For Windows and Mac OS. A powerful software library as well as SQL database engine.


WebsiteBaker 2.8.1

Open source.

For Windows and Mac OS. A free content management system for the beginning to intermediate programmer.


XAMPP 1.7.3

GNU version.

For Windows and Mac OS. XAMPP is a complete server package that’s easy to install and incredibly powerful. This package includes the amazing Apache Web server, the PHP programming language, the MySQL database manager, and tons of useful utilities.


XnView 1.97

Open source.

For Windows and Mac OS. With XnView, you can view and convert a wide assortment of graphics and image files.


Troubleshooting

I tried my best to compile programs that work on most computers with the minimum system requirements. Alas, your computer may differ, and some programs may not work properly for some reason.

The two likeliest problems are that you don’t have enough memory (RAM) for the programs you want to use, or you have other programs running that are affecting installation or running of a program. If you get an error message such as Not enough memory or Setup cannot continue, try one or more of the following suggestions and then try using the software again:

♦ Turn off any antivirus software running on your computer. Installation programs sometimes mimic virus activity and may make your computer incorrectly believe that it’s being infected by a virus.

♦ Close all running programs. The more programs you have running, the less memory is available to other programs. Installation programs typically update files and programs; so if you keep other programs running, installation may not work properly.

♦ Have your local computer store add more RAM to your computer. This is, admittedly, a drastic and somewhat expensive step. However, adding more memory can really help the speed of your computer and allow more programs to run at the same time.

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Table of Contents

Cover

Table of Contents

Title Page

Introduction

Book I: Creating the HTML/XHTML Foundation

Book I: Chapter 1: Sound HTML Foundations

Book I: Chapter 2: It's All about Validation

Book I: Chapter 3: Choosing Your Tools

Book I: Chapter 4: Managing Information with Lists and Tables

Book I: Chapter 5: Making Connections with Links

Book I: Chapter 6: Adding Images

Book I: Chapter 7: Creating Forms

Book I: Chapter 8: The Future of HTML: HTML 5

Book II: Styling with CSS

Book II: Chapter 1: Coloring Your World

Book II: Chapter 2: Styling Text

Book II: Chapter 3: Selectors, Class, and Style

Book II: Chapter 4: Borders and Backgrounds

Book II: Chapter 5: Levels of CSS

Book III: Using Positional CSS

Book III: Chapter 1: Fun with the Fabulous Float

Book III: Chapter 2: Building Floating Page Layouts

Book III: Chapter 3: Styling Lists and Menus

Book III: Chapter 4: Using Alternative Positioning

Book IV: Client-Side Programming with JavaScript

Book IV: Chapter 1: Getting Started with JavaScript

Book IV: Chapter 2: Making Decisions with Conditions

Book IV: Chapter 3: Loops and Debugging

Book IV: Chapter 4: Functions,

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