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Kathy's book leads you through the writing and publishing of a book with ease. My book only needs the pictures added and it will be online. And the best thing: she was willing to personally share her expertise in getting my book published online. A great "Do it Yourself" book!

The is the best of the "get acquainted" books for AOL. Since AOL gives you very little documentation, this is the best way to figure out what AOL is and how to use it well.

I went to an actual physical book store so I could flip through HTML manuals. At the time I was flustered over how several of my Web pages that looked great with Netscape Navigator were a mess on Microsoft Explorer. It took me less than five minutes to find the solution in Heslop & Holzgang's manual. This was clearly my choice among the dozen or so HTML manuals that I looked through.

Human Services Online draws some important connections between the ways human services are using the internet and how the information flow is affecting service delivery, social change and resource allocation. The scholarly tone lends to acquisition by college-level libraries as it researches and evaluates human service online activities and speculates on future trends.

Young adults, Internet ethics, and digital information are the intense focus of communities all across the U.S. Frances Jacobson Harris is a widely published librarian/author who addresses issues that concern library boards and parents. Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) are examined with clarity. Every library serving young adults in public libraries and schools should read this book and deliberate on the issues. This book is especially important for private and charter school staff who often struggle with little context. I believe I Found It on the Internet will broaden understanding and lead to fewer unfounded fears.

Studying for the teacher certification exam just got easier. I did find a few typos and errors, but the content is great- accurate and concise. Thank you XAMOnline!

This is one of our best study guides. We employed an amazing staff to write our chemistry pieces- including college professors and freelancers who routinely work for textbook publishers. You will find this study guide is packed with material that you must know to prepare for your Illinois test. Once you feel ready, take a test run on our sample exam (included).

I contributed quite a bit to this book, including the concept for the cover art, the book's website, and supplemental detail for several chapters. Someone should call me to do a book!

i was blown away by this book. i am a scholar of schopenhaur and nietzsche and this philosophical treatise is more impressive than anything either of these two ever wrote. there is times when it gets bogged down in its concepts but this can be forgiven when the rational message to love all is discovered underneath. beautiful. a classic.

The author has examined investing from many different angles to provide you with access to helpful investment information that you would probably never find otherwise. When you do searches for investment related sites, you get back thousands of references. Using this guide, you can pick a few outstanding sites in areas you are interested and investigate them to find the one or ones that best fit your needs.

For stocks, this book tells you where to find out about each market in the world, stock picking and trading strategies (including day trading), research and analysis, IPOs, and quotes. A similar level of detail is available for bonds, options, commodities, and mutual funds. Other sections cover important topics like money management (debt, savings, financial planning, tax planning, banking, and insurance), on-line security, and investment clubs.

Each section lists a large number of sites. You can obviously go to all of them if you want to. But for some, a brief summary is provided in the back of the book. These are marked, so you can decide if you want a little more information before going to a site. Probably, though, it would be faster just to go to the site. One of the beauties of this information is that it will save you a lot of clicking, because you get the right page reference for the part of the site that you are interested in. That was really neat!

In all but a few sections, the author has picked out 1-3 as an "Editor's Choice Site" meaning that these are more highly recommended. Many of these are reproduced in the book so you can get a sense of what's there. This can save you futher time.

I spend a lot of time looking at investments on the Internet, but this book introduced me to a large number of helpful sites that I had not been to before. If I make just one invetment better, the price of the book will be a pittance compared to the benefit.

If you are an investment beginner, I recommend that you read books like Rich Dad, Poor Dad; How to Buy Stocks; ChangeWave Investing; and Common Sense about Mutual Funds before using this wonderful guide.

If you are an experienced investor, dive right in. Undoubtedly, there is some part of investing that you are skimping on. With these on-line resources, you can fill in those gaps profitably. My one quibble with the book is that it could have done a little more to make it clearer about which sites are free for which services, and what you have to pay for. In general, this is described, but being a cheap investor (see my review of Scrooge Investing) I just like to use the free resources. So I will spend some time here at sites that cost money, before realizing that I need not return.

Obviously, a book like this will quickly become obsolete, so get it now and use it now!

After you start using this great guide, I suggest that you think about other areas in your life where you may not be fully using on-line resources. How about career planning, job hunting, starting a business, buying items you use everyday, planning trips, getting custom products, and solving problems? You should then find ways to make the Internet help you in those areas as well. Otherwise, the loss is yours! The Internet can provide the basics for developing many 2,000 percent solutions!