Setting Up An Internet Site for Dummies, Third Edition

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Summary: lacks specific details
Review: I purchased this book because I wanted to know how to set up an internet site. Although the book briefly describes the aspects necessary, it fails to provide any specific details. As well, it emphasizes Win95 instead of NT or UNIX which is the industry standard. This is only a good book if you're interested in getting an overall perspective on setting up an internet site rather than wanting to know specifically how to do it.

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Summary: Confusing and a Chore to Read
Review: I recently bought this book at Borders and will be returning it first chance I get. The writing style is very "thick", imho, found it to be a chore to read. Only got as far as chapter 3 about domain names when I said, "no more!"This book is not written for a novice for sure. Don't know who it's written for to be honest, but I'd avoid it.

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Summary: Unix and Windows NT
Review: You Don't need Unix or Windows NT to set up an Internet Site. That is what this book is all about. The authors show how to use a Macintosh or Windows PC to set up an Internet Site and the CDROM includes software to make this easy. Although an older book, the insight and instructions are still relevant today. You can contact the authors via e-mail for personalized technical support.