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Java Games

• Sherif.

Java

• Corel Office for Java, Beta1 release
• The Applet on the Home Page has been sourced from free code provided from IBM's Java Web Site.
• Yahoo's index of sources of information for Java and Java Applets.
• Under Construction. Java Applet with sound.
• Opencube. Site with Java Applets.
• The Café del Sol. Site with Java Applets.
• Java Home - IBM Network Computing.
• PartBank - your Java component software source.
• JavaWorld.
• Xeo Some very nice and refined applets.

Java

• Sun site for downloading development kits.

HTML Stuff

• CSS

  • CSS Resources
  • w3c
  • Code Bitch How various browsers implement CSS.
  • Web standards software and learning as above.
  • Advanced CSS reference
  • HTML help
  • W3Schools CSS reference
  • Tutorial for Boxes

• HTML Colours

  • Colour Scheme Picker
  • Limov Colour Selector
  • Web Color Gallery
  • From RGB to hex notation Generate tints and related complementaries of a colour in hex notation. Thanks to Patrick Lauke at Splintered.co.uk.
  • Colour Schemer
  • Meyer Web
  • Pantone colour conversions
  • Pantone colour chart
  • Netscape's Colour cube shows the 216 colours Netscape displays by default.
  • Java Applet that I am not sure yet what it does with colours. It could be potentially useful.
  • Table with 140 basic HTML colours. Test it with different browsers to see what works.
  • Table with 479 possible HTML colours. Test it with different browsers to see what works, it may be a bit slow to download as it needs 479 small gifs.
  • Table with 479 possible HTML colours. As above against our current background paper.

• Javascript

  • Hotscripts

• HTML Validation Services

  • Website Garage Very good.
  • W3 consortium validation service.
  • Yahoo's list of HTML validation services.
  • WebLint Home Page
  • Ed Kubaitis Weblint from the University of Illinois, College of Engineering. You can submit a URL and have the html file checked.
  • Bobby. Checks validation against different browsers, eg. Netscape, Microsoft Explorer and Lynx.
  • Dr Watson. You can ask him to be lax, normal, or strict, and he will make comments on your HTML style too if you want.
  • Doctor HTML

• HTML Guides

  • Yale Style Manual.
  • NCSA - A Beginners Guide to HTML.
  • Web pages that suck, pay it a visit.
  • Interface Hall of Shame
  • The photo.net Web service interesting web stuff including the one below
  • Philip and Alex's Guide to Web Publishing
  • Html Help
  • HTML goodies
  • Web Tools
  • Web Developer
  • HTML Reference - CGI driven.

• Bits and Pieces

  • Cookies information from Netscape
  • Robots how they behave and how to write a robots.txt file.
  • Check the encryption level of your Netscape

• About Search Engines

  • Search Engine Watch
  • Search tools.

Adobe Acrobat

• Below are some examples of PDF documents. The technology allows us to store a document whilst maintaining its original look and feel. If you need to download the free Adobe Acrobat reader you can get it from SOMIS.
  
  You can use Acrobat reader in two ways. First as a standalone program whereby you can view any file that you have on your PC or on the network. Second, you can enable your browser to use the reader as an "add on", in which case you will be able to view a PDF as it is downloaded from the Internet.

• Download Acrobat Reader.

Staff-Interests Pages

In the near future I may expand this section and find it a more appropriate home but for now ...
• Did you know Karol Swierczyna's (ITS) is interested in cats? Read all about it.
• How about that? Ellie Douglas (Secretary's Office) is interested in ponies. Find out about her family.

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