## Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0 Author's Guide and HTML Reference

This author's guide and HTML reference describes the construction of interactive HTML-based documents that can be viewed with Microsoft® Internet Explorer. The guide begins with a chapter that describes the elements necessary to create the basic HTML document. The chapters that follow include topics for lists, tables, frames, objects, ActiveX™ Controls, and so on. The Source Specification section contains source specifications for each HTML element. The HTML Reference section provides a description and an example for each HTML element supported by Internet Explorer.

Category | Description
Release Notes for Internet Explorer 3.01 | Describes changes in style sheet implementation.
About HTML Standards | Describes HTML standards and source specifications.
Basics | Reviews construction of a basic HTML document.
Lists | Reviews types of lists and their construction.
Character Formatting | Shows character formatting and font control.
Images and Multimedia | Describes how to include graphics, sound, video, and marquees.
Color | Gives a list of colors that can be referred to by name.
Frames | Lays out the basics of frame design.
Tables | Describes building and formatting tables and table elements.
Forms | Details the construction of forms, and lists the form input controls.
Style Sheets | Illustrates the use of style sheets.
Cascading Style Sheets | Reviews cascading style sheets.
Image Maps | Demonstrates the use of an image with "hot spots."
Scripts | Shows how to include Visual Basic and JScript scripts.
Objects | Gives an overview of inserting OLE objects and ActiveX Controls.
Client Pull | Describes pulling data from the server automatically.
Character Sets | Describes special characters.
Source Specification | Describes source specifications for elements.
HTML Reference | Catalogs HTML 3.2 elements in an A through Z reference.

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