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HTML Basic Tutorial: Introduction

     The purpose of this tutorial is to help get you started in making your own pages. In this tutorial we will cover everything from getting started to setting up links to other web sites and putting in images.

This tutorial can be done all at once, or in sections. If there is just one area you are unsure of or just need to brush-up on simply go to the section that suits your needs. Otherwise, read on!

     All you need to get started is Notepad or a text editor. No other software is required to write HTML! Of course, a browser would help in order to preview your work.

     In fact, if you wish to preview what you have done during the tutorial, just save your document as a HTML file. It should have a HTM (if your working with Windows 3x) or HTML extension. To do this under Notepad, for example, select *.* (all files) instead of saving it as a text file and add a ".html" extension, i.e., index.html. Then just click on the file! This should launch your browser automatically and allow you to look at your creation!

     Also keep in mind that upper or lowercase makes no difference in the commands in HTML. However, you may notice that all of the examples given are in CAPS. This is so that you can more easily see what is code. No other reason.

So, open that editor and let's get started!

Head on to:
What is HTML
Introduction
Part 1: Basic Structure
Part 2: Putting in Text - Color and Effects
Part 3: Lists - Numbers and Bullets
Part 4: Creating Links with the Anchor Command
Part 5: Inserting Images on to Your Page
Part 6: Putting in Backgrounds
216 Color Hex Chart
HTML Command Reference


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