as today's advanced authentication and encryption solutions. Then, walk step-by-step through planning, implementing, and maintaining your firewall and related security technologies. Protecting Your Web Site with Firewalls includes detailed checklists, step-by-step instructions, and case studies to help you identify common security gaps at your site - and systematically close them. Learn how to decide which resources are worth protecting - and which may not be worth the trouble. Finally, if you do have a break-in, the book shows you what to do next - both to improve security and to pursue the intruder. The accompanying CD-ROM includes a full evaluation copy of WebTrend, the premier Web-logging and reporting software for Windows NT Webservers, to help you control the traffic, who's coming in and their activities at your site. Protecting Your Web Site with Firewalls also contains comprehensive, up-to-date resource listings for tools that can identify weaknesses and improve authentication and passwords; firewall products, resellers, and consultants, and software patches to enhances security.  (less)

users will want to visit. Covers accessing the World Wide Web from any platform.  (less)

in a friendly, accessible style. A bonus CD-ROM contains the URLs in clickable HTML form. 200 illustrations.  (less)

with HTML documents from a designer's point of view, outlines special problems, shows how to incorporate images into Web pages, and more./divDIVDesigning for the Web: Getting Started in a New Medium gives you the basics you'll need to make the transition to Web page design. It is geared toward designers who need to hit the ground running. This book won't teach you how to design. Instead, its aim is to give you the information you need to adapt your skills to the Web. It's a quick-start guide to introduce you to the Web and the unique considerations of Web design. Although the book is aimed at designers, the techniques in this book are useful to anyone who wants to put graphics online. In this book you'll find: A brief introduction to the WebA step-by-step tutorial on putting together a Web page from scratch Pointers on creating graphics that are optimized for the WebRecommendations for reducing download times of imagesInstructions for transparency and interlacing to Web graphicsA discussion of the impact of different browsers and platforms on your designA listing and demonstration of the HTML tags used for design Tips on using background images and colors in Web pagesGuidelines on navigational and orientation aids, and on conceptualizing your Web site as a wholeDesigning for the Web is written by designers who were pioneers on the Web. Accumulating the basic facts and special tricks for effective Web design was a slow, gradual process. This is the book they wish they had when they were just starting out: one that would quickly teach them the lay of the land, so they could concentrate on what they enjoyed doing most -- designing!/divDIVDesigning for the Web: Getting Started in a New Medium gives you the ?Р (less)

of the PGA, LPGA, Senior, and satellite tours--from Tiger Woods to Arnold Palmer--or plan a dream golfing vacation after checking on courses all over the world. Cover Title  (less)

information available anywhereA continuously updated, online version of the book will help users stay up-to-dateIncluded are a Web browser, a subscription deal from a Internet service provider, and a completely searchable version of the book-all in two formats, HTML and WinHelpCD-ROM provides everything users need to get connected to the Internet!  (less)

programming, teaching students how to develop platform-independent sites using the most current Web development technology. Essential programming exercises are presented using a manageable progression: students begin with a foundational XHTML Web site and employ new languages and technologies to add features as they are discussed in the course. Readers with previous experience programming with an object-oriented language are guided through concepts relating to client-side and server-side programming, including ASP.NET using C#, JavaScript™, Java™ servlets, Ajax, JSP™, XHTML, XML, PHP, Ruby, and Rails. SUPPLEMENTS Lecture Slides (PPT) Figures from the book (PPT) Code Listing from the book Solutions Manual (Instructors Only)  (less)

book expertly reviews the coolest, quality sites on such topics as travel, music, sports, business and others. Listings of directories and online phone books help you make sense of the data-glut in cyberspace. Chapters on Web design and tips on downloading free software will have you building Web sites in no time. For businesspeople and those on the move, the Rough Guide explains the nitty-gritty of wired travel, from voltage considerations to accessing email accounts abroad. The concise, comprehensive introduction covers everything the newcomer needs to get started. This is a great gift for anyone navigating the information superhighway.  (less)

Prentice Hall’s web-based Criminal Justice Cybrary, it contains listings of top web sites within the various specialty areas such as corrections, courts, criminalistics and juvenile justice. It offers an alphabetical listing of the top 100 sites in the Prentice Hall Cybrary and sections on Internet security, Internet search engines and the history of the World Wide Web.  (less)

topic guide; a general introduction; brief overviews for each section; a topical index; and an instructor's resource guide with testing materials. USING ANNUAL EDITIONS IN THE CLASSROOM is offered as a practical guide for instructors. ANNUAL EDITIONS titles are supported by our student website, www.mhcls.com/online.  (less)

consumers of health and science information. The inspired narrative tells a story instead of listing facts. A magazine-style presentation sets off key ideas so readers can remember them. Chapter-opening questions serve as hooks to draw readers in and teach them that the study of science begins with asking questions. Current Issues essays explore controversial topics such as ""How Should Scarce Organs be Allocated?"" and ""Should We Clone Humans?"" These essays encourage students to evaluate both sides of the issue before forming an opinion. Follow-up activities on the text's Web site encourage students to take the discussion a step further. Brief Recaps provide summary statements of the main take-home lessons of each text section. Spotlights on Structure and Function highlight examples of the relationship between structure and function. Health Watch boxes provide insights and advice on health and disease."  (less)