HTML: The Definitive Guide, 3rd Edition
by Chuck Musciano and Bill Kennedy


Here are the changes that were made in the 1/00 reprint:


(15) Removed:

	http://union.ncsa.uiuc.edu/HyperNews/get/www.html


(33) Did read:
	
	Fortunately, HTML provides better, more extensive support 
	for collecting user input though forms. 

Now reads:
	
	Fortunately, HTML provides better, more extensive support 
	for collecting user input through forms. 



(66) Did read:

	Use the id attribute to create a label for the paragraph that can
	later be to used to unambiguously reference that paragraph in a
	hyperlink target, for automated searches, as a style-sheet selector,
	and with a host of other applications. 

Now reads:

	Use the id attribute to create a label for the paragraph that can
	later be used to unambiguously reference that paragraph in a
	hyperlink target, for automated searches, as a style-sheet selector,
	and with a host of other applications. 


(180) The fourth paragraph did read "It is possible emulate...". 
      It now reads "It is possible to emulate...".


(232) Section 7.5.4.6 did read:

	We should point out that the current versions of the 
	popular browsers automatically display the alt attribute's 
	string value, obstensively accomplishing the same task.

Now reads:

	We should point out that the current versions of the popular 
	browsers automatically display the alt attribute's string 
	value, effectively accomplishing the same task.


{273} Did read:

	<h1>I am ba-loooooo, tooooo!<h1>

Now reads:

	<h1>I am ba-loooooo, tooooo!</h1>