During your visit

My view or use of the information here is not thought to be the pattern that everyone should follow. However, it seems like the author's view may still be helpful for using what the author has written.

These are recommendations partly based on the potential usefulness of the information and the research and thought expended during different phases of the project.

• Notes about developing WWW Projects is my most complete explanation and recommendation of how to put together a WWW project. Much of the information is preliminary. The following two items are mentioned within this file.
• Making information more understandable is about gathering and presenting information in such a way that it will benefit the user.
• Object-Oriented Design for WWW Pages is some unfinished business with the idea of using computer programming design techniques for dealing with information.
• The list of information categories is something that has taken considerable effort to put together. On-line information that is related to my work at the Library is often added to one of the categories, particularly Books and Journals, Economics, Genealogy, Government, Law, Library, Microtext, Texas and Texas A&M.
• For people in the local community, the scenarios - using the library list may be helpful.
• The searching the Internet list is helpful to me.
• Searching for Online Information gives an overview of searching the WWW.
• Considerable time and effort has been used for book and video reviews and subject reports.