Introduction

Inside Front Cover

1 — An Internet Information Server Overview

2 — A Windows NT Server Overview

3 — Preparing Your System for IIS

4 — Installing and Using Microsoft Internet Information Server

5 — Using DHCP, WINS, and DNS

6 — Windows NT and IIS Security Issues

7 — Tuning Your Server

8 — Publishing on the Web with Microsoft Office

9 — Designing and Managing a Web Site with FrontPage

10 — Introduction to Windows NT CGI Programming

Creating Commercial Web Sites
– 1 –Marketing on the WWW: A Little Background

–2 –Developing an Effective Web Strategy

– 3 –Your Domain

– 4 –Deciding on a Server—Maintain Your Own or Hire It Out

– 5 –Virtual Domain Hosts

– 6 –Your Very Own Server

– 7 –Laying the Foundation

– 8 –Make the Site Appealing

– 9 –Keeping Organized

– 10 –Taking Advantage of HTML

– 11 –Integrating HTML with CGI

– 12 –Working with Graphics

Internet Organization

The Internet, a loosely-organized international collaboration of autonomous, interconnected networks, supports host-to-host communication through voluntary adherence to open protocols and procedures defined by Internet Standards. There are also many isolated internets, i.e., sets of interconnected networks, which are not connected to the Internet but use the Internet Standards. (RFC 1602)

Chapters

1. Egogoogling: Susan Is...
2. The Google Snake Game
3. Memecodes: Survival of the Fittest Web Pages
4. The Google Irritation Game, and the Google Image Quiz
5. Googling Proverbs
6. Browsing Images of a Site
7. A Brief History of Googlesport
8. What is Google, and what do people consider fun about it?
9. How Much Time Google Saves Us
10. Google Cookin’ a Lemon Chicken
11. Douglas Adams and the Google Calculator
12. Oops, I Googled Again
13. The Disappearing Google Logo, a Magic Trick