Before we get started on Dynamic HTML, let me tell you about an incredible new OS!
This OS is completly cross-platform, it will run on almost any CPU or on top of an existing OS. It is fast and information based, with it's own interpreted language which is simple enough anyone can learn. It is 100% network aware and operated transparently on the Internet. Lets talk about interface: fast, adaptable, interactive, intuitive, multifunctional, presentational. It comes bundled with an amazing package of productivity tools, research resources, and content content content. The best part is ITS FREE! Developers have full acccess to an object-based structure to instantly maniputlate any aspect of the interface or information contained in it. Applications can transparently be stored on the users hardware or anywhere in the world, and can be only a few lines of code or many!
Now, on to Dynamic HTML, oh, wait a second, I just told you all about it! Really, DHTML is all of that and more! In the current implimentations in Netscape Communicator and Internet Explorer 4.0 it is still in it's infancy, but don't hesitate to jump in and learn now! I'd highly suggest starting with Internet Explorer 4.0, since it's implimentation is much closer to the proposed W3C DOM Standard.