Web Pages for absolute beginners, using MS Internet Explorer and ...
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Introduction to <strong>Web</strong> <strong>Pages</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>absolute</strong> <strong>beginners</strong><br />
<strong>Web</strong> pages are written <strong>using</strong> HyperText Markup Language (HTML).<br />
HTML code is easy to write.<br />
You use ordinary text, with a few special code words enclosed in < tags ><br />
You can write HTML code <strong>using</strong> a simple text editor, Notepad, which comes free with<br />
Windows 95.<br />
To view <strong>and</strong> edit your work, use Microsoft <strong>Internet</strong> <strong>Explorer</strong>.<br />
If this sounds complicated, don't worry! Just read these pages.<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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