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- InterNIC
- CNet Internet Glossary
- Computer Interfaces and the Web Links
- Deja News - The Source for Internet Newsgroups!
- EFFweb - The Electronic Frontier Foundation
- Elsop's Webmaster Resource Center
- FAQ Maintenance Aids
- FAQ.org
- IETF Home Page
- Infinite Ink's Internet in a Nutshell
- inquiry.com's Ask the Web Pro
- Internet 101 " Tools & Techniques"
- Internet Notebook
- Internet Oracle Resource Index
- Internet Resources Meta-Index
- Kadow's Internet and Unix Dictionary
- List of USENET FAQs
- NCSA Internet and WWW Software
- NCSA Internet Documentation
- NCSA Software
- Netizens Netbook: History & Impact of the Net
- NetReady e-zine
- Overview of the Internet and World-Wide Web
- SPRYNET
- The SPRYNET Web site features all kinds of information and
services. You'll find helpful tutorials and tours, software,
technical support, personal home pages and guides to sites and
events on the Internet.
- Starting Points for Internet Exploration
- Tasty Bits from the Technology Front
- The NCSA HTTPd Home Page
- W3C - The World Wide Web Consortium
- Web Review
- World Wide Web tutorial
- World Wide Web FAQ
- WEBsmith Web Resources
- WebWatcher Home Page
- WebWatcher is a "tour guide" agent for the world wide web. Once
you tell it what kind of information you seek, it accompanies you
from page to page as you browse the web, highlighting hyperlinks
that it believes will be of interest. Its strategy for giving
advice is learned from feedback from earlier tours.
- WML: Website Meta-Language
- The WWW Security FAQ
- Yahoo! - World Wide Web
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- Web Browsers OpenFAQ
- Amaya - WWW authoring and browsing tool
- Amaya is a Web client that acts both as a browser and as an
authoring tool. It has been designed with the primary purpose of
being a testbed for experimenting and demonstrating new
specifications and extensions of Web protocols and standards. Its
main features include WYSIWYG editing, support for Cascading
Style Sheets, full implementation of HTML 3.2, access to remote
documents through libwww, and publishing on HTTP servers using
the standard PUT method.
- The Arena Web Browser
- Arena is a graphical web browser comprised entirely of free
software. Its origins predate proprietary packages such as
Netscape Navigator, Microsoft Internet Explorer and Mosaic. It is
the source of a number of innovations which have since been
copied by other web browsers, such as HTML tables and style
sheets.
- W3C Arena Pages
- Best Viewed With Any Browser
- BrowserWatch - WWW Browser Reviews
- GNUscape Navigator - the Emacs WWW Browser
- Lynx Information
- Lynx links
- mMosaic
- Mnemonic Browser Project
- Project Mnemonic is an effort to produce a free MultiPlatform
High-Performance Web Browser. Its name is an acronym for
Multilithic, Non-dependent, Extenisble, Modular, Objective,
Network-aware Internet Client.
- mozilla.org
- NCSA Mosaic Home Page
- NCSA Mosaic Web Index
- QWeb - free SGML-aware WWW browser
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- Ada2HTML Tutorial
- Advances in Support of Distributed Multimedia Systems
- Chimera - Heterogeneous Hypermedia System
- Chimera is an open, serverized, hypermedia system that supports
n-ary links between heterogeneous tools and applications in a
network. Objects manipulated by separate applications can be
linked together through Chimera. From the user's standpoint, for
example, while working with one object in one application, an
anchor on the displayed object may be selected, causing another
application to start up, displaying a related (linked) object.
Chimera comes with bindings to Ada, C, and Java; bindings to
several popular tools have been constructed. Chimera makes no
assumptions or demands regarding user interface system employed
or how or where objects are stored.
- Documentation Systems and the WWW
- Guides to HTML
- How Users read on the Web
- Htgrep
- Htgrep is a Perl utility written by Oscar Nierstrasz to
facilitate the construction of simple search engines for the WWW
as CGI scripts. This document attempts to answer a lot of the
frequently asked questions that people have about using and
installing htgrep.
- HTML Access Counter 4.0
- HTML Author Summary
- HTML converters
- HTML Crash Course!!!
- HTML Help by The Web Design Group
- HTML Tutorial, Bill Delane
- HTML Writers Guild
- HTML Writers Guild: HTML Resources
- HTML++ Page
- htmlchek - HTML syntax and xref checker
- HTPL - HTml Preprocessing Language
- HyperNews
- HyperTeX
- HyperText Markup Language (HTML): Working and Background Materials
- JML - a Java extension to HTML
- MuLaW - The Multi Language Web Authoring System
- Perl/HTML archives
- InfoBON's HTML Guide
- LaTeX2HTML Translator
- libHTML Home Page
- NCSA - Beginner's Guide to HTML
- SGML-Tools
- Sizzling HTML Jalfrezi - an HTML guide
- Style Guide for Online Hypertext
- The Ten Commandments of HTML FAQ
- UCI Hyperware Research
- UCI Hyperware research provides tools, servers, and standards to
enable open, heterogeneous, distributed hyperprogram technology.
The UCI hyperware group is focusing on developing infrastructure
to integrate link server hypermedia systems with the World Wide
Web (WWW), while adding support for hyperweb configuration
management, semantically-rich link generation, cooperation
agents, and semi-automated rationale capture of software
development processes.
- VRML FAQ
- VRML Page
- VRML97 Annotated Reference Manual
- Web Style Sheets
- WebLinker: A tool for managing WWW cross-references
- Weblint Home Page
- Weblint is a syntax and minimal style checker for HTML: a Perl
script which picks fluff off html pages, much in the same way
traditional lint picks fluff off C programs
- WN - Freeware HTTP Server
- WMF - Web Mail Folder
- Writing Documents for Paper and WWW
- WWW & HTML Developer's JumpStation
- XML - eXtensible Markup Language
- XML, Java, and the future of the Web
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- CGI: The Common Gateway Interface
- CGI Programming FAQ
- CGI Programming OpenFAQ
- FastCGI
- The Idiot's Guide to Solving Perl CGI Problems
- Matt's Perl/CGI Script Archive
- Perl CGI Programming FAQ
- Perl and WWW
- PerlWWW - Index of web-related Perl programs and libraries
- Yahoo! CGI - Common Gateway Interface
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- Apache HTTP Server Project
- Architecting Systems for the Web
- CERN (W3C) HTTP server daemon
- GlimpseHTTP home page
- GlimpseHTTP allows you to integrate search with browsing. If you
have several nested directories which the user may browse, you
can include the glimpse interface in each document such that only
the relevant directories will be included in the search.
- IBM NCF - Network Computing Framework
- Internet Development Trends
- IntraNet NY Conference Proceedings
- Linbot
- Linbot is a freeware tool that can examine a web site for broken
links, outdated pages, and other useful information. It is based
on the commercial LinkBot from TetraNet Software
(http://tetranetsoftware.com/).
- MAWL - the Mother of All Web Languages
- MAWL -- The Mother of All Web Languages -- is an application
language for programming interactive services in the context of
the World Wide Web. The language is simple and intuitive to
learn. As with yacc, general-purpose computation is done in a
host language. Currently, there is a version of MAWL for C++, and
version of MAWL for Standard ML of New Jersey. MAWL offers
conveniences such as control abstraction, persistent state
management, synchronization, and shared memory. In addition, the
MAWL compiler performs static checking designed to prevent common
web programming errors.
- NeoSoft Webmaster FAQ
- Netscape DevEdge - Library
- Netsurfer Tools
- Network Magazine on the web
- Plexus HTTP server
- Programmer's Guide to the WWW
- Putting Together a WWW Server
- Secure Internet Programming: Publications
- Sibylla Project
- Sibylla is an application development framework for World-Wide
Web based application. It allows the access, through Internet or
TCP/IP LAN, to data stored in a database, to indexed HTML files
or, in general, to data managed by a server-side application.
- Tools for WWW providers
- Web Developer: Developer's Forum
- Web Developer.com Home Page
- Web Developer's Virtual Library
- Web Development Page
- Web Maintenance and Authoring System
- Web* Home Page
- Web* lets you publish dynamic information on the net by providing
you with a scripting capability. You can design a whole set of
pages, devise complex user interaction and isolate your
information-providing applications from the stateless nature of
the http protocol!
- WebCoder.com - JavaScript and Dynamic HTML on the Web
- WebGlimpse home page
- WebGlimpse adds search capabilities to your WWW site
automatically and easily. It attaches a small search box to the
bottom of every HTML page, and allows the search to cover the
neighborhood of that page or the whole site. With WebGlimpse
there is no need to construct separate search pages, and no need
to interrupt the users from their browsings. All pages remain
unchanged except for the extra search capabilities. It is even
possible for the search to efficiently cover remote pages linked
from your pages. (WebGlimpse will collect such remote pages to
your disk and index them.) Installation, customization (e.g.,
deciding which pages to collect and which ones to index), and
maintenance are easy.
- Webmin Software
- WEBsmith(tm) Online!
- WEBster, the Cyberspace Surfer
- WebTechs HTML Validation Service
- WWW & HTML Developer's JumpStation
- The WWW Security FAQ
- WWW Tools
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- Advertising on Usenet: How To Do It, How Not To Do It
- Emily Postnews Answers Your Questions on Netiquette
- Internet Request For Comments (RFC)
- Netiquette Guide
- Rules for Posting to Usenet
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- Abuse of Usenet: Spam, Forged Postings, and One Example
- Anonymous Surfing
- The Anti-Telemarketer Source
- AOL PreferredMail(tm) List
- Blacklist of Internet Advertisers
- Blacklist of Internet Advertisers
- CAUCE - Coalition Against UCE
- CNET features - how to - stop spam
- Dealing with Trolls Crossposting and Flames
- Defending Against Email-Bombing and Unwanted Mail
- Despam! A tool for filtering out e-mail spam
- Existing and Emerging Anti-Spam Laws
- Fetchmail FAQ
- Fight Spam on the Internet!
- Figuring out Fake E-mail & Posts
- Filtering Mail FAQ
- Get that spammer!
- How to Get Rid of Junk Mail, Spam, and Telemarketers
- I-way: Beating the Spammers
- Ian's Anti-Spam Resources
- Infinite Ink's Processing Mail with Procmail
- jmfilter - Junk eMail Filter
- Junk Mail Help Desk
- Junk Email Resource Page
- Limiting UCE
- MindSpring's SPAM Filter List
- NAGS Spam Filter
- The Net Abuse FAQ
- The Net Abuse Spam FAQ
- Netizens Against Gratuitious Spamming
- The Netizen's Guide to Spam, Abuse, and Internet Advertising
- Outlaw Junk E-mail Now
- Procmail: A Tutorial for Beginners
- Procmail Spam Filter: "The Spam Bouncer"
- Self-protection on the Net
- Spam Be Gone! Home Page
- Spam Cancellation Notice
- The Spam Page
- Statutes on Unsolicited E-mail
- Stop Junk Email
- Stop Spam!
- Stop the E-mail Spammers in their tracks!
- Tired of getting Unsolicited E-Mailings?
- UCE: Definitions and Problems
- ZFilter - elm compatible mail filter and more
- www.pobox.com - Email Redirection
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