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It is imperative that EVERYONE learn HTML immediately! So...
These pages are my effort to convey how to write Web pages using HTML. The goal is to create pages that can be printed from most browsers onto 8-1/2"-by-11" pages. The copyright is my own (Philip Merrill) but these pages are freely reproducible, so make copies and force everyone you ever meet to learn HTML immediately.
Since these offerings have remained so incomplete, I must refer visitors to where I started, at the Beginner's Guide. The World Wide Web organization (W3) lists many additional online HTML resources.
Getting Started
last modified March 14, 1996; pasted into site-redesign 5/9/97
- What's your Web phone number? The URL.
- What HTML uses & what it doesn't use.
- The standard template for all your documents.
- Headings, paragraphs and line breaks.
(others will be added eventually)- Using horizontal lines to make segments.
- Different ways to format text.
- Intro to Web anchors & highlighting.
- A picture is worth 1,000 words...of downloading time.
- Netscape boldly blinks where no one blinked before.
- One-page summary of the "Getting Started" pages.
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