Step by Step HTML5

Opening a Web Page in Notepad 5
5. In the Open dialog box, click welcome.htm, and then click Open.
The welcome.htm file opens in Notepad.
Note The .htm extension might not appear on the welcome file in the Open dialog box.
By default, file extensions for known file types are turned off in Windows. To turn them
on, open Computer (or My Computer), and on the Tools menu (press the Alt key for the
menu bar if you don’t see it), click Folder Options. On the View tab of the Folder Options
dialog box, clear the Hide Extensions For Known File Types check box, and then click OK.
6. Locate the and tags.
These tags signify the beginning and end of the HTML code.
7. Locate the and tags.
These tags signify the beginning and end of the visible portion of the Web page
when viewed in a browser.
8. Locate the and tags.
These tags signify the beginning and end of a paragraph.
CLEAN UP Leave the page open in Notepad for later use.
Adding the Data File Location to the Favorites List
In the course of working through this book, you will open many files in Notepad. To
save yourself the trouble of navigating to the data file folder each time (HTML5 SBS),
you might want to add that folder to your Favorites bar in the Open dialog box for easy
access to the data files.
In this exercise, you will add to the Favorites bar a shortcut that brings you directly to the
HTML5 SBS folder.