| Sumario: | Sams Teach Yourself Video Learning is the easiest way to learn a new technology. Self-Paced--Learn on your own time, at your own pace Visual--Video lessons clearly explain key concepts and show you exactly what to do Learn By Doing--Interactive, hands-on learning labs so you can apply what you learn right away Quick and Efficient--Each individual lesson is no longer than 10 minutes Modular--Bite-sized lessons let you jump in anywhere In just 10 minutes or less, each short video lesson clearly explains key concepts, terms, and techniques. You can stop, start, pause, or replay any part of the video you want, as often as you want, until you really understand everything in the lesson. And then you get to try it yourself in a unique interactive learning lab that helps you begin to develop real live programs that you can use on your own website. After you’re done, take a quick, fun quiz to test what you’ve learned before going on to the next lesson. Learn how to... Design and create eye-catching web pages Customize your pages with Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) Position images, columns, and headings on a page Format text, data tables, links, and media Publish your pages to a web server Create online forms Enhance your site with dynamic content On the DVD... Four hours of video lessons with interactive labs and quizzes A simple WYSIWYG web page editor for Windows, Mac, and Linux An easy-to-install package to set up a web server learning environment on your own computer The jEdit programming editor for Windows, Mac, and Linux Source files for all the examples and learning labs How to Watch the Videos All that’s needed to watch the video lessons in this kit is a basic computer equipped for DVDs and the web: A Windows, Mac, or Linux PC with a DVD drive that can read data DVDs. A web browser, such as Microsoft Internet Explorer, Safari, or Mozilla Firefox. The Adobe Flash Player plugin, which allows you to view Flash videos in your browser. If you can watch videos on YouTube, you should be all set. Once you’re sure you’ve got everything, you’re ready to get started: 1. Insert the DVD from this package into your DVD drive on your computer. Note: Make sure you’ve put the DVD in your computer’s DVD drive. The DVD will not run on a computer’s CD drive, nor will it work in a DVD player designed for plugging into a TV for watching movies. 2. If the DVD main interface does not automatically start up, navigate to the DVD folder on your computer and double-clic...
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