Karen Susan Ford
- 1.ftp n s a. o uc s. o x~ ac. uk /NFS VO LIP UB LI C/O US U/I4TML/ WPT6ODOS.ZIPGoogle Scholar
- 2.tip nsa~oucs.ox, ac. uk /NFSVOL/P UBLIC/O US U/HTML/ WPT51DOS.ZIPGoogle Scholar
- 3.Beginner's Guide to HTML http:/Avww.ncsttuiuc.edu/Gene ral/Inte rne t/WWW/HTMLPrime r. htmlGoogle Scholar
- 4.HTML Quick Reference http://kuhttp.cc.ukans.edu/ lynx_he lp/HTML_q uick. htmlGoogle Scholar
- 5.Composing Good HTML http://www.wiUamette.edu./htmlc omp o s itio rdstrict-htrnl, htmlGoogle Scholar
- 6.Style Guide for On-fine Hyper-text http:/Aoww.w3.org/ hypertext/WWW/Provider/Style/Overview.htmlGoogle Scholar
- 7.The Official HTML Specifications http://www.w3.org/ h yp e rt ext/WWW/Mark Up/Ma rk Up. htmlGoogle Scholar
- 8.The ~onvert~d Software Site Lic, en~e document http:// www. inform, umd. edu/CompR es/B uyin g/S ite Lic ens esGoogle Scholar
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