We've created these hyper-linked listings of the URLs, included in each chapter of the book to provide you with easy access to these great online resources. The listings are broken down by chapter. To access the URLS from a particular chapter click on its name below and the listing for that chapter will be loaded in your Web browser. You must have a live Internet connection to view any of the sites listed on the URL pages. To visit a particular site click on its URL. Once you visit a site you'll be out of the scope of the XML For Dummies pages and you'll have to press the back button in your browser to return.
If a chapter is listed but not hyperlinked that means we didn't include any URLs in it. We didn't want you to think we accidentally skipped a chapter or two, so we listed them all. As with all things on the Web these URLs can change at any time. We make every effort to keep our links current, but if you do find a broken link among our collection please send us A MESSAGE and let us know. We've selected these online resources because they are among the best on the Web. We hope you enjoy and learn from them as we have.
1: What is XML and Why You Should Care
2: Kissin' Cousins - XML's Relationship to HTML
3: Understanding XML's Relationship to SGML
4: The Blueprint for Extensibility - The XML Spec
5: Good XML Springs from Good Structure Language?
7: Meet XML's Multi-Way Hyperlinks
8: Extending Your Sense of XML Style
10: XML Markup Has Real Chemistry
11: XML Can Channel from Many Different Sources
12: XML is the Master of Many Resources
13: XML Doubles Up on Web Sites
14: Marking XML by the Numbers
15: Look Out! XML Gets Dynamic
16: The Synchronized Multimedia Integration Language (SMIL)
17: To XML. Software is an Open Book
18: Six Secrets to SGML Satisfaction
21: Answers to Ten Burning XML Questions
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