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HTML Black Book is a complete guide on the use of HTML. Summary Of The Book HTML is a programming language and is an acronym for HyperText Markup Language. It is the most popular language for the creation of web pages that constitute websites. The tags in HTML are written within angular brackets (<>) and it begins with a start tag and ends with an end tag. HTML Black Book covers all the areas of relevance related to HTML 4, including basic syntax and advanced programming. It covers HTML tags in great detail, including even a few tags that are browser specific, which are tags that are supported only in particular browsers. The book has more than 600 examples, a minimum of one for each topic covered. It provides all the knowledge related to Java, Javascript, dynamic HTML, Perl, and XML that one might need in the understanding of HTML. The topics covered in the book include Essential HTML, Working with Images and Text, Links and List, Working with Frames & Multimedia, Creating Tables, Essential JavaScript, Style Sheets, How to use JavaScript, Creating HTM and HTML forms, Control, Drag, Drop, Change Web Pages on the Fly, Data Binding, Behaviors, Essential Java, Creating Java Applets, Essential Perl, CGI Scripting with respect to Perl, and Record Sets. The book is meant for serious programmers and can solve all of one’s problems related to HTML. About Steven Holzner Steven Holzner is an author and has been a contributing editor of the PC Magazine. Other books by the author are PHP : The Complete Reference, Visual Basic .NET Programming: Black Book, Objective-C, How Dell Does It, Django, Physics Workbook For Dummies, Visual Basic 2005 Programming Black Book, and XML : A Beginner’s Guide. He completed his Ph.D from Cornell University and his undergraduate degree from Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where he also taught later. Holzner has to date written several books for the Coriolis Group. He has written more than 60 books and has covered everything from Assembly language to C++. Books written by him have been bestsellers and have also been translated into 15 languages. Holzner has also taught in Cornell University for about 10 years.