1. 1
1961
(Protocol)
HTML
TCP/IP (Transmission Control Protocol/ Internet Protocol)
World Wide Web
HTTP
( TCP/IP)
HTML
World Wide Web
HTML
Hypertext
heading bold
italic
HTML
4.0
1993 Web browser

2. 2
Hypertext
5 HTML
4.0
HTML
Cascading Style Sheet
( 3.2)
HTML
browser
HTML
3.2
HTML
browser HTML
4.0
browser
HTML

3. 3
HTML HyperText Markup Language script
Web page World
Wide Web HTML
Tim Berners-Lee)
(CERN)
24
Platform)
HTML
text editor
HTML
hyperlink
HTML SGML (Standard
Generalized Markup Language)
HTML SGML

4. 4
Document
Type Definition --DTD)
HTML ---
HTML HTTP (HyperText Transfer
Protocol)
(Platform)
HTML
HTML
HTML
HTML
Netscape Microsoft
HTML
W3C HTML
Netscape,Microsoft
W3C
HTML 3.2
HTML 3.2 HTML

5. 5
HTML 3.2 W3C
HTML
HTML 3.2
HTML 3.2
W3C HTML 4.0
HTML 4.0
HTML 4.0
HTML 4.0
HTML 4.0
Netscape Microsoft HTML 4.0
HTML
4.0 HTML 4.0
Object Model

6. 6
HTML 4.0 3
Strict HTML 4.0)
Hypertext HTML 4.0
tag
Deprecate) Obsolete)
browser
HTML 4.0
(Transitional/ Loose HTML 4.0)
HTML 4.0
HTML 3.2
browser
Frameset (Frameset HTML 4.0)
Transitional tag
frame ( FRAME, FRAMESET, NOFRAMES
IFRAME) tag 4.0

7. 7
(Notepad)
95
(Windows 95)
(Wordpad)
(HTML editor)
(hyper editor)
- (HTML – Assistant)
- (HTML Ed)
- (HTML-Hyper Edit)
– (The HoTMetal
editor) (HoTDog) -
– 2.02 (Netscape’s Navigator
Gold 2.02 Editor)

8. 8
– (HTML-Assistant)
-
(H. Harawitz)
-
-
“ ” (reload)
-
(DDL : Dynamic Data Exchange)
-
-
-

9. 9
(tool bar)
-
- (HTML Ed)
-
(Peter Crawshaw)
- -
-
-
-
-
(HoTMetL)
(HoTDog)

10. 10
--------
(Netscape’s Navicator Gold Editor)
WYSIWYG (What You See
Is What You Get)
(Front Page)
--- (Backstage Designer)
--
-
(Active-X)

11. 11
(Netscape Plug-In)