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Introduction
1. This is an introduction to the basic elements of HTML.
It's designed to get you started with your first pages,
and it's explained in easy to understand language.

2. HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language.
It is used to produce pages which go onto the Web
and are viewed in a browser such as Netscape or Internet Explorer.

3. Pages are made up of the text that you write
and any pictures or diagrams you might add.

4. The HTML language is a code in the form of tags-
With tags I mean certain letters put in between these... < >
You will know what all the letters are for after reading the tutorial.

5. You can get these pages ready using a simple word processor
such as Windows NotePad or WordPad.

6. The result is a simple text file - but with the tags added.
making one awesome website for you!

7. I recommend you use Notepad - It's the simple text editor
which comes free with Windows. You probably have it.

8. The appearance of the page in your text editor (NotePad)
will look different in the browsers (Netscape or Explorer)without using tags (< >.
So make sure you put page breaks in where you need them.
(you will also learn about page breaks so stop worrying).

9.Keep this rule in mind. The appearance of what you produce
is controlled by tags
not by spaces and gaps on the page.

See how I made that bold looking?
You will learn how to do that by
simply adding the letter "b" in between these... < > and end with /b in between < > where ever you want the bold words to stop

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