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Book details of 'The Underground Guide to Microsoft Internet Assistant: Slightly Askew Advice on Mastering the Web with WinWord'
| Title | The Underground Guide to Microsoft Internet Assistant: Slightly Askew Advice on Mastering the Web with WinWord |
| Author(s) | John Ross, Woody Leonhard, Eileen Wharmby |
| ISBN | 0201489449 |
| Language | English |
| Published | December 1995 |
| Publisher | Addison-Wesley Pub Co |
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Reviewer Rob Slade wrote:Microsoft Internet Assistant is a tool for (slightly) automating the process of World Wide Web page coding in HTML. Internet Assistant is an add-on for Microsoft Word, version 6.0a or higher, and is given away free by Microsoft. (They may very well have a good idea of its worth.) There is no documentation for the tool, so if you have it and want a manual, you'll have to rely on Ross. Ross is quite reliable. He covers installation, the use of Word as a Web browser, use of the standalone Web browser and possible future features, as well as the use of Internet Assistant in coding HTML. Given the limitations of Internet Assistant, this last, about half the book, is a tutorial on HTML itself, with occasional references to IA dialogue boxes. copyright Robert M. Slade, 1996
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