Dear w3c.org I admire all you are doing to make HTML and other subjects ever better May I request a moment of attention of all the experts in www business ? Simple individuals like me, use their computer to communicate and not to become an expert, just as most people use their car : You want it to start easily and to bring it to your destination with a minimum of technical expertise. I use HTML to put information, that I want to communicate to others, on the web My HTML knowledge is very rudimental and I do not plan to study it much further. My sites are used for the content and not for the presentation/gadgets Would it not be possible to publish a COMPLETE list of all the commands, with their options and -for every command- a GOOD EXAMPLE ? The best publication for people like me is : http://www.davesite.com/webstation/html/ Starting from nothing, I have read this pubilcation for about 15 minutes and immediately tried it and ...... it worked ! Fantastic ! This is the way to transfer knowledge ! What is lacking is the recapitulative complete list of commands Your publication http://www.w3.org/MarkUp/Guide/ is not so usefull because it is INCOMPLETE en there are no EXAMPLES Nobody of my type will read all this text (I reather read Herodotus) I have looked in libraries and all the books I examined had the same problem : incomplete and/or no examples Antoine Timmermans BelgiumReceived on Monday, 3 January 2005 13:33:29 GMT
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