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- CGI Made Really Easy: This site "focuses on writing CGI scripts to process HTML forms on the Web. It skips some details, but can bring you up to speed fast (literally 30 minutes or less), and covers 90% of real-world situations."
- CGI Programming 101: Jackie Hamilton's online course for those wanting to learn the basics of Web programming.
- The Web Engineer's Toolbox: Includes code and info for various CGI programs: Mailto CGI's, Imagemaps, Counters, Server-Push Animation, Redirects, and Finger.
- A Beginner's Guide to HTML: From NCSA, the folks who brought you Mosaic, a primer for producing documents in HTML, the hypertext markup language used on the World Wide Web
- Bare Bones HTML 3.2 Quick Reference: Includes all the tags in the HTML 3.2 specification, as well as Netscape extensions included in versions of Netscape Navigator up to 3.0b5.
- Colors: A very helpful guide to finding hexidecimal codes for use with COLOR attributes.
- Creating Web Sites: Netscape's guide to writing in HTML
- Forms and Form-based File Uploads: The in's and out's of HTML forms
- HTML 3.2: Introduction to and explanation of "Wilbur," the newest HTML standard. Clear and well-written, this site includes a one-part file [260K] suitable for downloading and reading off-line.
- HTML Tables: Proposed extentions to table formatting within HTML
- Hypertext Markup Language - 2.0: A text file that defines each element of HTML 2.0
- Introducing HTML 3.2: The latest extensions to HTML; developed together with vendors including IBM, Microsoft, Netscape Communications Corporation, Novell, SoftQuad, Spyglass, and Sun Microsystems.
- Sizzling HTML Jalfrezi: This guide explains (just about) all the elements and attributes used in creating HTML documents
- Defend Your Data: A new Web collection from the ACLU on the issue of privacy and data protection. The Web site is part of a new campaign to raise public awareness of the threat to personal privacy posed by new technologies.
- Beaucoup Search Engines: More than 1,000 listings of engines, directories, and indices across the world.
- GoTo.com: (formerly named WWWWorm) Web searches.
- HotBot: Web and Usenet searches
- Liszt: Looking for an e-mail discussion group? Liszt's directory of them numbers in the tens of thousands.
- Lycos: Recommended
- Magellan: Web searches.
- MetaCrawler: Searches nine engines, including Excite, Lycos, Open Text, and WebCrawler.
- Open Text: Web searches.
- Publicly Accessible Mailing Lists: A searchable index of mailing lists that can keep your inbox from being a cold and lonely place.
- Reference.COM: Usenet searches
- Savvy Search: Searches 28 engines in eight categories: Web, Usenet, people finders, software, reference, entertainment, and technical.
- Starting Point: Web searches
- Submit It!: To register your page!
- Switchboard: US Mail addresses and phone numbers.
- WebCrawler: Web searches.
- WhoWhere?: A huge directory of personal Web pages and e-mail addresses.
- Yahoo: Not a search engine, but a searchable index. Recommended.
- Barry 95: 32-bit apps, the Bill Gates Wealth Clock, and Newton stuff.
- EARchives: Collection of .WAV files taken from popular movies and television shows.
- Frank Condron's Windows 95 / Windows NT Page: Recently moved to (yet another) new URL, this is the site for drivers, patches, and other upgrades.
- Microsoft's Windows Software Library: Official free software, patches, upgrades, etc.
- PC Win Resource Center: Win 95 apps, Registry FAQ, etc.
- Personal MicroCosms and Pocket-Sized Software's Official Home Page: Featuring 16-bit programs for Windows 3.1 and 32-bit programs for Windows 95 and NT
- Stroud's Consumate Winsock Applications: Internet software for Windows.
- The 32 Bit Software Archive
- TUCOWS: The Ultimate Collection Of Winsock Software: Just what it says. Try one of the many mirror sites for faster downloads.
- Walnut Creek: Software for Windows, Mac, and Unix. Text archives include classic literature and essays from Project Gutenberg.
- WinDrivers.com: Lots of general information about Windows, but its specialty is putting you in contact with the latest Win 3.x/95/98/NT device drivers for your hardware.
- WinFiles.com: Formerly Windows95.com, now includes software for Windows NT/CE/98, etc.
- Winsite Archive: Formerly the CICA Windows FTP archives. Supports Windows 3.1, 95, and NT.
- Xiaomu's List of Windows 95 Internet Applications
- ZDNet Software Library: All sorts of good downloads from the Ziff-Davis Web site.
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