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>From - Wed Nov 06 08:57:15 1996
From: Mozilla <info@netscape.com>
Date: Wed, 13 Dec 1995 20:47:45 -0800 (PST)
MIME-Version: 1.0
Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii
Subject: Welcome!
Message-ID: <30208242nsintro@netscape.com>
X-Mozilla-Status: 0001
Content-Length: 3304

<HEAD>
<BASE HREF="http://home.netscape.com/">
<TITLE>Welcome to Netscape</TITLE>
</HEAD>
<BODY>

<HR SIZE=4 WIDTH="50%">
<CENTER>
<FONT SIZE="+1">Welcome to<BR></FONT>
<FONT SIZE="+2"><B>Netscape Mail</B><SUP><FONT
SIZE="-1">TM</FONT></SUP></FONT>
</CENTER>
<HR SIZE=4 WIDTH="50%">

<P>
<FONT SIZE="+1">As you see here, this mail message bears remarkable
similarity to Netscape's home page. That's because Netscape's integrated
email
presents messages with the familiar formatting, images, and links of
World Wide Web pages.
</FONT><P>

<CENTER>
 <A HREF="/misc/home.map">
   <IMG SRC="/images/home_igloo.gif" ISMAP WIDTH=468 HEIGHT=197
        BORDER=0 ALT="WELCOME TO NETSCAPE"></A>
 <P>
</CENTER>

<P>
<TABLE BORDER=0 CELLPADDING=0 CELLSPACING=0>
<TR>
 <TD>
  <DL>
    <DT>
    <FONT SIZE="+2">Features in Brief</FONT>
    <UL>
      <LI>Use the toolbar to quickly browse and reply to messages.
      <LI>Use menu items for the complete range of mail features.
      <LI>Create all messages in <B>Message Composition</B> windows,
          which are created with the various <B>Reply</B> commands.
      <LI>From the Message Composition window, use the <B>Options</B>
          menu to choose <I>immediate</I> or <I>deferred</I> delivery.
      <LI>Drag and drop messages into folders to organize your mail.
      <LI>Click on column headings to sort messages.
      <LI>Drag column headings to reorder their presentation.
      <LI>Click-and-drag on the space between column headings to change
          the relative sizes of the columns.
      <LI>Click the Mail icon in the lower right of any Netscape window
          to check for new messages.
      <LI>Choose <B>Address Book</B> from the <B>Window</B> menu to
          store and access your addresses.
      <LI>Choose <B>Mail and News</B> from the <B>Options</B> menu to 
          set your preferences.
    </UL>
  </DL>
 </TD>
 <TD VALIGN=TOP>
  <CENTER>
  <P>
  <IMG SRC="about:logo" ALT="N E T S C A P E">
  </CENTER>
 </TD>
</TR>
<TR>
 <TD COLSPAN=2>
 <DL>
  <DT>
    <FONT SIZE="+2">Learn More about Netscape Mail</FONT>
    <DD>
    The <A HREF="/eng/mozilla/2.0/handbook/">Netscape Navigator
Handbook</A>
    offers tutorial and reference information on 
    <A HREF="/eng/mozilla/2.0/handbook/docs/mnb.html#C0">mail
features</A>. 
    Take advantage of the Handbook's 
    <A HREF="/eng/mozilla/2.0/handbook/docs/atoz.html#M">index</A>
    for quick access to the topics that interest you.

    <P>Unix users, especially those who use <B>procmail</B>, should 
    be sure to read 
    <A HREF="/eng/mozilla/2.0/relnotes/demo/movemail.html">this
document</A>,
    which explains some important Unix-<WBR>system-<WBR>dependent issues
about
    file locking, which are important to understand to avoid losing
mail.

  <P>
  <DT>
    <FONT SIZE="+2">Supplemental Resources</FONT>
    <DD>
    [<A HREF="/eng/mozilla/2.0/faq.html">FAQs</A> 
    | <A HREF="/assist/support/index.html">Support Pages</A>
    | <A HREF="/assist/support/client/tn/index.html">Navigator Technical
Notes</A> 
    | <A
HREF="snews://secnews.netscape.com/netscape.navigator">Navigator User
Group</A>]
  </DL>
 </TD>
</TR>
</TABLE>

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                           --- HTML '96 ---
               Learn the Language of the World Wide Web
                          November 21st - 22nd
               The Boston Back Bay Hilton, Boston, Ma.

HTML '96 is divided into four main training sessions:

     - HTML Basics Tutorial   - UNIX & Security for the World Wide Web
     - Building CGI Scripts   - JAVA Tutorial.

                 ======== November 21st ========
==> Reception (8:45am)

==> Session I  (9am - 12:30)    ** HTML Basics Tutorial **
This section will teach you the basics of HTML for building Web Sites
on the WWW. You'll learn how to write the code from basic page and
format styles to building tables, links, interactive maps, forms and
adding audio and video to Web Sites. You'll walk away from this
session with the expertise to build Web pages using HTML for
publication on the World Wide Web.  ***Who should attend: Beginners to
HTML and programming for the Web.

==> Lunch (12:30 - 1:15)

==> Session II  (2pm - 5:30pm)   ** Building Scripts **

In this course, you'll learn how to create scripts to process forms
and build on-line database facilities, using Perl and CGI (Common
Gateway Interface). You'll walk away from this session with the skills
to use programs in the advanced programming languages of the WWW that
interface and support HTML creations. Additionally, in this section
you'll review JAVA as a viable programming tool for Web development
and script support.  ***Who should attend: Those with knowledge of
HTML and attendees of the HTML Basics Tutorial Session.

                  ======== November 22nd =======
==> Reception (8:45am)

==> Session III  (9am - 12:30)  ** UNIX & Security for the WWW **

UNIX is a popular and reliable operating system for managing Internet
applications. This section reviews the commands for establishing and
using UNIX to administer and support Web Sites and Internet-related
programs. In this session, you'll walk away with the expertise to
upload/download HTML files and scripts to your server for publication
on the World Wide Web; editing files directly on the server using UNIX
tools and setting up UNIX file permissions.

In the Security section, you'll learn all about Firewalls and how to
install safeguards to protect internal proprietary data from outside
sources; encryption technology and HTTP servers that support
encryption, basic set-up and usage procedures.  ***Who should attend:
Those with knowledge of HTML and attendees of the HTML Basics Tutorial
Session and Writing Scripts session.

==> Lunch (12:30 - 1:15)

==> Session IV (2pm - 5:30pm)  ** JAVA Tutorial **
In this session you'll learn how to write, compile and execute JAVA
applications and applets. The JAVA Tutorial discusses the
implementation of Object Oriented code using JAVA and JAVA class
libraries.  Learn the effective use of multimedia, graphics and
animation in JAVA and JAVA Scripts. Find out how to handle error
conditions and make your JAVA program robust and maintainable.
 ***Who should attend: Those with knowledge of HTML (C++ helpful) and
attendees of the HTML Basics Tutorial Session, Building Scripts and
UNIX for World Wide Web session.
                 -----------------xxx-----------------

Pricing:    Full Seminar (both days - all sessions): $520.00
-------     Two Sessions:     $270.00
            Three Sessions:   $395.00

    *** Group discounts and non-profit rates are available. ***

For more information about HTML '96 or to register for the tutorial,
call (202) 966-5163, email to: html96@eih.com, or register for the
seminar directly on our Web Site at: http://www.eih.com/h96form.htm.
To receive the HTML '96 Seminar Information Kit, please call or email
us with your name, company/organization name, telephone and FAX
number. Hotel rooms are available at the The Boston Back Bay Hilton, at
a
special rate for HTML '96 attendees. For more information or to
reserve a room, contact EIH at: (202) 966-5163 or
email: html96@eih.com.

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