Reference

The Webmaster's Handbook
Christian Neuss, Independent Consultant, Germany, and Johan Vromans, Squirrel Design, The Netherlands. Thompson Publishing. ISBN: 1-85032-253-8 Binding: Paper with CD-ROM & WebExtra Price: #19.95/$29.95 Pub Date: December 1995	The World Wide Web is currently experiencing immense popularity. Not only do people want to know how to access information, they are also interested in how to set up an information server for the Web. Running a Web server allows for inexpensive, instant distribution of information, which can be frequently updated whenever changes are necessary. One of the first books designed for advanced Internet information providers and World Wide Web users, The Webmaster's Handbook helps readers enhance the functionality of their Web servers and provides helpful fill-out forms support.
The Whole Internet User's Guide and Catalog
Ed Krol. O'Reilly, 2nd Edition April 1994 ISBN: 1-56592-063-5, Order Number: 0635 574 pages, $24.95	As a complete introduction to the Internet, this book covers the basic utilities you use to access the network: mail, telnet, ftp, and news readers. But it also does much more. The Guide pays close attention to several important information servers (Archie, Wais, Gopher) that are, essentially, databases of databases: they help you find what you want among the millions of files and thousands of archives available. There's also coverage of the World Wide Web, including the Web's multimedia browser, Mosaic. We've also included our own database of databases: a resource index that covers a broad selection of several hundred important resources, ranging from the King James Bible to archives for USENET news.
Perl 5 Desktop Reference
by Johan Vromans Published by O'Reilly & Assoc February 1, 1996 Paperback List: $6.95 -- Amazon.com Price: $6.25 -- You Save: $0.70(10%) ISBN: 1565921879	A standard quick-reference guide for the Perl programming language, this book provides a complete overview of Perl, from variables to input and output, from flow control to regular expressions, from functions to command-line options--all packaged into a convenient, carry-around guide that can easily be inserted into a favorite Perl programming manual. 25 pp. Pub: 2/96. This is not a complete book, but rather a handy guide to all the various functions, operators, variables, etc. in Perl, including the new Perl 5 functions. This is useful as a companion to one of the above books.