Setting Up an Internet Site for Dummies
Despite what you may think, you don't have to be a UNIX wire-head to set up your own Internet site. Whether you're a business person wishing to raise a storefront on the highly trafficked Information Superhighway, an education professional looking to bring the vast resources of the World Wide Web to bear on your school's curriculum, or an aspiring Web publisher with content to serve up, Setting Up An Internet Site For Dummies can show you how. With Internet experts Jason Coombs and Ted Coombs to guide you, you quickly understand the various kinds of Internet sites available, including FTP and Gopher, as well as the phenomenally popular World Wide Web. You find step-by-step, how-to information on selecting and installing server software, registering your domain name, and even incorporating secure transactions for online commerce.
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