April 2005
Intermediate to advanced
416 pages
9h 23m
English
Most users see the Web through a looking glass, also known as a computer screen. One of the characteristics of the computer screen is that it’s a highly dynamic device: It refreshes itself 60 times per second. This allows video clips, animations, and other dynamic behavior to be incorporated into Web documents.
The printed page, on the other hand, is static: Once printed, a page never changes (except when the ink smears or the paper fades) and the hyperlinks on the page become inactive. Still, many people prefer to read from paper rather than from a computer screen. The paper provides higher resolution and higher legibility. You can make notes on paper and fold it into a plane and send it off. Try doing that ...
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