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Introduction

These pages will show you how to make web pages using Microsoft Internet Explorer  and Netscape. You don't need any other software.

Web pages are written using HyperText Markup Language (HTML) which  is easy to write. You use ordinary text, with a few special code words enclosed in < tags >

You can write HTML code using a simple text editor, Notepad, which comes free with operating systems. Other Html editors are Edit plus Plus, Frontpage, Claris Homepage.
             
Step 1.

1) Make a new folder called HTMLwork somewhere on your hard drive
2) Open a new Notepad document
3) Type in the following exactly as written
< HTML >
< HEAD > </font></b><font color="navy">My Title </font><b><font color="black"> < /HEAD >
< BODY >
Body contents
< /BODY >

4) To save this Notepad document as a HTML document -mypage.htm
5) Close the Notepad document
6) Find mypage.htm in your computer, and double click to open it.
7) To  see your HTML code click View and Source

 
Arranging text on the page

1) To start a new line - type < BR >
remember BR for BReak
2) To start a new line and leave a blank line - type < P >
remember P for Paragraph 
3)To centre a line on the page - type
< CENTER > type line here < /CENTER >
4) To indent a whole paragraph type
< BLOCKQUOTE > type your paragraph here < /BLOCKQUOTE >

Making Headings  

By using headings, you can type text that will stand out.

1) Type < H1 > type your largest heading here < /H1 >
2) Type < H2 > type your medium size heading here< /H2 >
3) Type < H3 > type your smallest heading here < /H3 >

You can continue down to H6, but only H1, H2, and H3 are a useful size  

Changing the type and size of text

1) Use < B > for bold text< /B >
2) Use < I > for italic text < /I >
3) Use < U > for underlined text < /U >
4) Use < TT > for evenly spaced Typewriter Text< /TT >
5) Use < FONT SIZE=n > to get different text sizes < /FONT >

NB: n can be any number between 1 and 7 . Normal font size is 3. This font size is 1.

Changing the text font  
This only works for people viewing your pages with Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator 3

You can change the text font by typing
for "Times New Roman" text < /FONT >
for "Courier" text < /FONT >
for "Comic Sans MS" text < /FONT >  
You can specify any font you like, but you will only see a font if it is already installed on your computer.
Your viewer will only be able to see the font if he or she has the same font installed on their computer. If their computer doesn't recognise your font, it may try and guess a font to use, with unpredictable results.
Most people have "arial", "times new roman" and "courier".

You can also specify a choice of fonts
eg.
if the first font is not installed, the second font will be used


                                                                                                  
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