PDC Presentations: HTML Authoring

Microsoft Professional Developers Conference
San Francisco, CA (March 12-14, 1996)

Didn't make the PDC? You'll find the slides, papers, and samples on HTML authoring presented at the PDC in the zipped files below. (Presentations are in Microsoft® PowerPoint® format. If you don't have PowerPoint installed on your machine, you can view the presentations by downloading the Microsoft PowerPoint Viewer from the Microsoft Office Web site.)

*   HTML Authoring For Microsoft Internet Explorer
Robert Hess, Microsoft
(March 12, 1996, 5:30 P.M.)
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HTML is the language of the Web. In addition to the base-level standard of HTML 2.0, there are a number of interesting and useful new tags and extensions that Microsoft Internet Explorer allows you to use in authoring your Web pages. In this presentation, we not only examine some of these tags, but illustrate some useful and creative ways to enhance your pages.

* Web Site Solutions with Microsoft FrontPage
Randy Forgaard, Microsoft
(March 14, 1996, 3:30 P.M.)
This session covers how to quickly and easily create high-quality Web sites without HTML authoring or programming skills. Developers and Webmasters chartered with providing advanced Web site and intranet solutions will learn FrontPage features, client/server architecture, Server extensions architecture, FrontPage security model and support, and OLE Automation support.

* Internet Studio
John Shewchuk, Microsoft
(March 13, 1996, 4 P.M.)
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This session discusses the upcoming Microsoft Internet Studio project. The session focuses on the types of active applications that can be built with Internet Studio; how Internet Studio supports Internet standards, extensions and technology that are unique to Internet Studio; how the tool is extensible and can integrate technology from other vendors; and how users will be able to effectively create great-looking content and applications that run in Internet Explorer.

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