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The Document Object Model:

Processing Structured

Documents

About the Author

Joe Marini has been a professional software engineer for 12 years at companies

such as Quark, Inc., mFactory, Macromedia, and Panscopic Corporation. Joe also

founded his own software development company, Lepton Technologies, which was

acquired by Extensis Corp. in 1997. Joe served as Macromedia’s representative to

the World Wide Web Consortium’s Document Object Model working group from

1999–2000.

In addition to his engineering work, Joe has served as a contributing author on

several books, including Fireworks MX Magic with Lisa Lopuck and the forthcoming

Beyond Dreamweaver with Joseph Lowery. Joe is also a regular speaker at various

industry conferences on web development and related subjects. Joe works and lives

in San Francisco and Lake Tahoe, California with his wife, Stacy, and their dog, Milo.

The Document Object Model:

Processing Structured

Documents

Joe Marini

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