HyperText Markup Language - HTML

• The HyperText Markup Language is a platform-independent method of identifying a document's structure and references. In its ideal form, HTML makes no reference to the ultimate user's hardware; in practice, HTML includes presentation information as well as structural elements. It's a SGML document type or Document Type Definition DTD. See also: DHTML
  
  
• Tutorial: Basics of HTML
  A Web page (in the most common sense, and in the sense used on this page) is generated from an HTML document. An HTML document is an ASCII plaintext file  something created with a simple text-editing tool such as Notepad, or by another program that does this for you. Instead of ending in .TXT, the filename should end in .HTM or .HTML.
  http://www.aumha.org/html/lernhtml.htm
  
  
• Tutorial: For creating we pages
  WRITING HTML WAS CREATED to help teachers create learning resources that access information on the Internet. Here, you will be writing a lesson called Volcano Web. However, this tutorial may be used by anyone who wants to create web pages.
  http://www.mcli.dist.maricopa.edu/tut/index.html
  
  
• HTML tutorials
  There's no better place to master HTML than online; however, it can be daunting to sift through the hundreds of HTML tutorials on the Web. CNET Builder.com has gathered the best HTML know-how in one handy, easy-to-use place. In this topic center, you'll find beginning tutorials to advanced techniques, as well as articles on the official HTML specification and sites devoted strictly to HTML.
  http://www.builder.com/Authoring/Html/
  
  
• ISO-Latin 1 character set
  HTML Numeric Entity such as & xx; values.
  http://www.bbsinc.com/symbol.html
  
  
• RTFtoHTML
  RTFtoHTML converts word processing documents into HTML.
  http://www.logictran.com/
  
  
• HtmlZap
  This little control can make your life much easier if you need to parse HTML files for one reason or another. In essence, HtmlZap is a "canned" HTML parsing engine.
  http://www.miken.com/htmlzap/index.htm

• Dynamic HTML bring your WEB pages alive with true inactivity and without a performance hit. With DHTML, developers can write scripts that change the layout and content of your Web pages without having to generate a new page or retrieve one from the server.
  DHTML pages can produce pop-up boxes that give additional information, effects such as changing colors and fonts on mouse-over, and text and graphics that scroll into position, making your Web pages more engaging.
  
  
• DHTML Zone
  Search the best DHTML sites hand picked by DHTML Zone editors for having the best content for professional developers.
  http://www.dhtml-zone.com/

• VRML brings to the Web the capability to render complex 3-D images using simple instructions. Like HTML, VRML is designed to be platform-independent and extensible and to use limited network bandwidth. VRML 1.0 does this with a language based on Silicon Graphics' Open Inventor File Format, which the authors chose because it is a versatile ASCII-based format for rendering 3-D objects.
  Although VRML was developed to be independent of HTML, VRML depends on the same protocols used to transfer files across the Internet. Thus, everything you learned about the Internet and the Web applies to VRML. You access VRML documents with a VRML browser or an HTML browser and a VRML add-on module.
  The URL, for a VRML document looks just like that for an HTML document - except for the extension. An HTLM document uses the .htm or .html extension and a VRML document uses the .wrl, .wrz, .flr extension. These extension are used to identify VRML document called world files.
  
  
• The VRML Repository
  The VRML Repository is an impartial, comprehensive, community resource for the dissemination of information relating to VRML.
  http://www.sdsc.edu/vrml/