PC User Interactive - February '98
We can't fit everything in the magazine -- and when you check out everything we've packed onto the CD, you'll understand why! So welcome to PC User Interactive -- where you'll find tutorials, listings and other files exclusive to the PC User Offline CD-ROM.
PCs for first-time buyers: Darren Yates provides provides detailed benchmark results and manufacturers' specifications for his PC feature in this month's PC User magazine.
Introduction to JavaScript - A clock: Developed by Netscape, JavaScript is a compact, object-based scripting language for developing client-side interactive Web pages. In this month's HTML project Helen Bradley introduces you to JavaScript by showing you how to create a simple clock on a Web page. This source will work with Netscape Navigator 3 and above or Internet Explorer 4.
Cascading Style Sheets 2 Specifications out now!: With the Cascading Style Sheet Level 1 (CSS1) specifications now at Recommendation level it's time to look at the new Cascading Style Sheet Level 2 (CSS2) working draft which is based on CSS1.
WINDOWS 3.11 REFRESHER: Link Harris explains the ins and outs of updating Windows 3.1 to 3.11.
Australian ISPs: The latest pricing, dial-up points and other details on around 600 Internet Service Providers across Australia!
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