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Arranging text on the page<br />
Most people have "arial", "times new roman" <strong>and</strong> "courier".<br />
You can also specify a choice of fonts<br />
eg. <br />
if the first font is not installed, the second font will be used<br />
Now try this -<br />
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Create a new page called 'Poetry'. Write (or copy) a poem on your page, <strong>using</strong> <<br />
BR > to separate lines, <strong>and</strong> < P > to seperate verses. Save your page as poem.htm<br />
Use < H1 > to create a heading <strong>for</strong> your poem<br />
Experiment with different fonts to suit the mood of the poem. Go wild!<br />
Take a short magazine article, <strong>and</strong> try <strong>and</strong> reproduce it as a web page. Choose an<br />
article with different sized headings <strong>and</strong> different types of text. You may not be<br />
able to make your page look exactly like the original article.<br />
BACK INDEX NEXT<br />
These pages were designed <strong>and</strong> written by Ruth Livingstone. Sept 1996<br />
They may be printed out <strong>for</strong> personal use, but should not be copied <strong>and</strong> redistributed without my permission<br />
All mistakes are my own.<br />
Brick bats <strong>and</strong> bouquets to Ruth-Livingstone@ella.co.uk<br />
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