Publish a Book on the Web

Notes:

For over ten years Robelle has been hosting the Seldom Met Users Group, which congregates at the Robelle booth at HP user group conferences. The SMUG Book is the unofficial record of these events, full of history, tips, and trivia surrounding HP computers.

In 1994, Neil Armstrong of Robelle suggested that we update and re-issue our SMUG Book Pocket Encyclopedia, adding information on UNIX, Windows, PA-RISC, POSIX, and networking. Not only did we update SMUG Book, we took advantage of the latest technology and at the same time made it available to a wider audience--we released it first on the World Wide Web.

I'm Bob Green, and in this paper I will discuss how I prepared the SMUG Book for its release on the Web. You can take a look at the SMUG Book at the following Web location:

http://www.robelle.com/smugbook/

For Techies:

WWW: World Wide Web
URL: Universal Resource Locator
The URL is a unique address for a Web page. For example: http://www.interex.org

References:

Best search engine for help on new topics because the editors actually review the pages they link to. If they can’t find it, they can pass the search to other engines. http://www.yahoo.com

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