The PERL Page
 Address:   http://www.cis.ufl.edu/perl
 PERL stands for Practical Extraction and Report Language. It is a flexible and fairly easy-to-use programming language that's especially suited to manipulating text. It is often used for developing CGI gateways on Web servers. This site will get you started on creating your own PERL scripts.

Building a Corporate Web
 Address:           http://www.webcom.com/~wordmark/sem_1.html#home Wordmark Associates has put together this informative and well-thought-out hypermedia seminar for corporations wanting to establish a presence on the Web. I recommend that you read this information
 before designing your commercial Web pages.

A Beginner's Guide to HTML
 Address:           http://www.ncsa.uiuc.edu/General/Internet/WWW/HTMLPrimer.html Once I started cruising the Web, it wasn't long before I wanted to start putting up my own pages. The HTML markup language that's used to create Web documents is not at all difficult, especially with some of the specialized editing tools. And to help you get started, NCSA provides an excellent hypermedia tutorial. You'll be creating simple documents in a matter of hours.

Wow, The Web is BIG
 Address:           http://www.mit.edu:8001/afs/sipb/user/mkgray/ht/wow-its-big.html This site offers frequently updated statistics on the size of the World Wide Web, based mainly on the flow of traffic. You'll be surprised at how popular the Web really is!

The WWW FAQ
 Address:              http://www.boutell.com/faq/ This list of frequently asked questions is one of the best places to start learning about the Web. It is thorough, well-organized, and updated frequently. A good place to visit if you feel lost or confused or if you simply want a fuller understanding of how the Web works.

Index to Multimedia Information Sources
 Address:            http://viswiz.gmd.de/MultimediaInfo Links to film and video resources, media archives, MPC specs, cable regulations, desktop publishing, art, music, zines, publishers, MIDI, MPEG, satellite TV, Nielsen ratings, the Billboard chart, hypertext and hypermedia, multimedia software, newsgroups, and about a zillion other multimedia-related resources. Multimedia FAQ heaven and lots of conference announcements.

Some Related Newsgroups
 alt.answers
 alt.security.pgp
 alt.culture.internet
 bit.listserv.new-list
 alt.culture.usenet
 misc.answers
 alt.newbie
 misc.legal.computing
 alt.online-service
 news.software.readers

Index Librorum Liberorum
 Address:                http://www.fourmilab.ch/ John Walker has amassed a large, interesting collection of public domain electronic texts, technical papers, and programs. Not only does he make these materials available to you, he has organized them so that it's easy to find what you're looking for.

The Internet Services List
 Address:             http://www.spectracom.com/islist/ This is Scott Yanoff's absolutely huge list of World Wide Web hotlinks. It is well-organized and updated regularly. Another great place to start
 browsing!

InterNIC Directory
 Address:                http://ds.internic.net/ InterNIC provides several very large searchable databases of Internet  resources. Definitely worth checking out.

Justin's Links From the Underground
 Address:                  http://www.links.net This is an almost legendary hotlist of interesting and unusual Internet sites.

TILE.NET/LISTSERV
 Address:           http://www.tile.net/tile/listserv/index.html There are hundreds of special-interest e-mail lists, but how do you find them? This site provides an organized overview of what's available.
 
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