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This essential reference will show you how to use virtually every HTML element and attribute, event, CSS style, behavior, filter, JavaScript property, method, and object, with information that includes:
*A brief description of each element so you'll know what it does
*The element's complete syntax so you'll know how to use it
*An example that shows how the element works in practice
*A list of IE and Netscape browsers the element is compatible with
*A list of all other elements that the element can be used with
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