XML For Dummies is an excellent resource for individuals who want to learn how to create document types that are easy to author, manage, share, and transmit across the Web. This book demonstrates how to extend HTML by creating tags and attributes to automate data delivery and provides a complete review of relevant SGML terminology and technology. With the help of XML For Dummies, readers can master XML and revolutionize their web content.

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Welcome to the brave new world of XML (also known as eXtensible Markup Language), the next generation in creating interactive, cutting-edge Web pages. If you've ever tried to build complex Web pages that integrate multiple sources of data, you know just how limiting HTML can be. Although XML may be a little intimidating at first, you'll find yourself quickly up to speed with XML For Dummies, a plain-speaking, easy-to-understand reference book for all things XML. XML For Dummies takes you through a basic overview of XML—its capabilities, syntax, and technologies—before moving into useable information and step-by-step methods for designing, building, and using XML's extensible features. XML's special "dialects" support advanced tools for using push technology, building dynamic interfaces, and managing or transmitting data across the Web. And freeware and trial software versions of XML software packages, tips for finding online XML resources, a cross-linked glossary, code examples from the book, and other cool features are included on the bonus CD-ROM that comes with this indispensable guidebook.

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