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H:\!DOCS\MSOFFICE\WINWORD\TEMPLATE\NORMAL.DOT ---EX0.htm Charles V. Balch Charles V. Balch ---EX0.htm This HTML document has no tags at all. Since it has no tags it should not really be called a HTML document. But my browser doesn't care. Note that I am writing my sentences one to a line. It does not matter as HTML browsers ignore where I press return. I did add a couple of spaces to the end of each line. You will need to add tags to give the text formatting. With no tags at all, my browser decides font size and all. -----Ex1.htm Now I am going to use a few tags to <b>make my point</b>. Note that the tags do not take up any space and that the <b>bold</b> tag needs an ending tag. The <I>italic</I> tag needs an ending tag as well. It is possible to <B><I>combine many tags</B></I> for multiple effects. If you forget the ending tag, you will have everthing after the starting tag in bold! That is why we like to use a web browser to see our work.<P> That "P" tag just told the browser that I want to start a new paragraph. See how I can start new line for each sentance and they are ignored. …
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H:\!DOCS\MSOFFICE\WINWORD\TEMPLATE\NORMAL.DOT ---EX0.htm Charles V. Balch Charles V. Balch ---EX0.htm This HTML document has no tags at all. Since it has no tags it should not really be called a HTML document. But my browser doesn't care. Note that I am writing my sentences one to a line. It does not matter as HTML browsers ignore where I press return. I did add a couple of spaces to the end of each line. You will need to add tags to give the text formatting. With no tags at all, my browser decides font size and all. -----Ex1.htm Now I am going to use a few tags to <b>make my point</b>. Note that the tags do not take up any space and that the <b>bold</b> tag needs an ending tag. The <I>italic</I> tag needs an ending tag as well. It is possible to <B><I>combine many tags</B></I> for multiple effects. If you forget the ending tag, you will have everthing after the starting tag in bold! That is why we like to use a web browser to see our work.<P> That "P" tag just told the browser that I want to start a new paragraph. See how I can start new line for each sentance and they are ignored. Also note that the browser and your text editor do not agree on where the lines end on the above paragraph. ---Ex2.HTM <TITLE>My Title in the Window Bar</Title> <B><CENTER>My Document Titke</CENTER></B> This document shows off a few more useful tags. It does not begin to show off all the possible tags. There are literally hundreds of them. Note that some tags are nested. <BLOCKQUOTE> UVI was founded as the College of the Virgin Islands on March 16,1962 and its liberal arts curriculum is accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools. In 1986 it became one of the 117 U.S. historically black colleges an d universities. The institution also changed its name in 1986 -- to the University of the Virgin Islands -- to reflect the growth and diversification of its academic curricula, research programs and regional community services. <P> UVI is committed to advancing scholarship, fostering human development and promoting democratic values. Its primary mission is to provide intellectual and educational leaders and leadership -- and to improve the quality of life -- in the terr itory and Easter n Caribbean region. </BLOCKQUOTE> Occasionally you will wish to seperate items with less space. The "BR" tagis good for that. Note that this line.<BR> And this line are closer together than if I had used the "P" tag. The "HR" tag above is good for drawing lines across the screen. Note that my code had three blank lines that were ignored. Occasionally you will wish to have text appear exactly as you typed it. Perhaps for a simple table. Item Cost Dog 4.56 Cat 12.34 Fish .12 Note that the above text appeared as courier (a columnar font) as opposed to Times (a proportional font). ---EX3.HTM <FONT SIZE=1>This is font size 1<br> <FONT SIZE=2>This is font size 2<br> <FONT SIZE=3>This is font size 3<br> <FONT SIZE=4>This is font size 4<br> <FONT SIZE=5>This is font size 5<br> <FONT SIZE=6>This is font size 6<br> <FONT SIZE=7>This is font size 7<br> <FONT SIZE=3>The default font size is three. Note that the font size command does not have an end tag. The font will stay the size you set it to till you change it. There are seven font sizes. <H1> Heading Level 1</H1> <H2> Heading Level 2</H2> <H3> Heading Level 3</H3> <H4> Heading Level 4</H4> <H5> Heading Level 5</H5> <H6> Heading Level 6</H6> Note that headings automatically start a new line and require an ending tag. ---EX4.HTM Here are some <examples of local links. Note that my browser adds the path since I have not specified one. <A HREF="Ex0.htm">Example 0</A>; <A HREF="Ex1.htm">Example 1</A>; <A HREF="Ex2.htm">Example 2</A>; <A HREF="Ex4.htm">Example 4</A> This is a fully qualified link. It has a scheme, domain, path and filename. <A HREF="http://www.uvi.edu/cerit/dp.htm">My Class info</A>; <A HREF="http://www.uvi.edu/cerit/cbalch.htm">My Home Page</A> Here is an example of an image. <IMG SRC="http://www.uvi.edu/cerit/boat.jpg" alt="My Boat"> ---EX5.HTM Here are some list examples <LI>List level 1 <LI>List level 2 <LI>List level 2.1 <LI>List level 2.2 <LI>List level 3 And the next list <LI>List level 1 <LI>List level 2 <LI>List level 2.1 <LI>List level 2.2 <LI>List level 3 Normal Heading 1 Heading 2 Heading 3 Heading 4 Heading 5 Heading 6 Default Paragraph Font Header Footnote Text List Table Footnote Reference Bibliography Example Quote Question Answer wfxRecipient wfxFaxNum Heading UVZc0 Telecom_Out Telecom_In Page_Heading wfxDate Title_Heading wfxTime wfxSubject Charles V. Balch,H:\!DOCS\CLASSDOC\WINDOWS\HTMLEXPL\HTMEX.DOCÿ@HP LaserJet 4 Plus/4M Plus LPT3: HPPCL5E HP LaserJet 4 Plus/4M Plus HP LaserJet 4 Plus/4M Plus Symbol Palatino Book Antiqua Courier Courier New ---EX0.htm Charles V. Balch Charles V. Balch