Cryptography and Network Security: Principles and Practice

Janice Redish

Letting Go of the Words: Writing Web Content That Works

Whether on the job or at home, Web users want to grab information and use it quickly. They go to the Web to get answers to questions, complete tasks, or to gather information, reading only what they need. This book helps content managers and technical writers successfully plan, organize, compose, design, and test Web content.

John Tollett, Robin Williams

The Non-Designer's Web Book: An Easy Guide to Creating, Designing, and Posting Your Own Web Site

If you think web design is beyond your reach, or if you want your existing web site to look more professional, this thoroughly updated classic is the place to turn In these pages, best-selling authors Robin Williams and John Tollett share the creative ideas, useful techniques, and basic design principles that are essential to great Web design-all in the context of the most current technology, software, and standards. Throughout, the authors' aim is to inspire you and spark your creativity rather than sedate you with pages and pages of code. To that end, you'll find loads of real-world examples, interesting illustrations, and the simple instructions you need to implement the techniques and concepts described in these pages.

Dwight Spivey

How to Do Everything Mac

Spivey, the author of several Mac guides, including the first edition of this resource, explains how to maximize the power of iMacs, MacBooks, and Mac minis. Hardware, peripherals, networking, and maintenance are also covered in this easy-to-follow guide.