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XML: Structuring Data for the Web: An Introduction

by Ken Sall. What's wrong with the Web and how can the new XML technology fix it? This XML introduction is geared toward newcomers who have heard the buzz, but don't know what all the fuss is about. The article briefly surveys a number of new Web technologies such as XLL, XSL, RDF, DOM, MathML, SMIL, PGML, and how they relate to XML. Benefits of XML are stressed, as are potential applications in diverse fields. A reference section provides links to key XML resources, as well as to collections of other introductory articles.

An Introduction to Adobe Photoshop

by Selena Sol and Kenji Tachibana

A three half day course for the novice to intermediate Photoshop user. Day one and two cover tools and definitions with the focus changing from definitions to the actual process by day three. Instructions are given for creating a 3D logo, shape with shadows, cast and drop shadow, buttons, relief arrows and beveled frame using such tools as Layers, Channels, Masks, Filters, Gradients and more.

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An Introduction to Paint Shop Pro 5

by Linda Cole

Designed to initiate the newcomer to the program as well as orient the seasoned Paint Shop Pro user with the new interface and features. This tutorial follows a similar plan to the Photoshop tutorial.

Cross-Browser Objects: Creating a "Load On Demand" Web Page

by Shelley Powers

The last of this three part series on using cross-browser objects to create layered content concludes with an application that uses Netscape's and Microsoft's load on demand content capability. Using the "load" method for Netscape's LAYER element, and the "src" attribute with an IFRAME element within IE, separate Web pages are loaded into the same Web page "inset". The article extends the cross-browser objects to handle these new functions, as well as adding clipping capability.