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Learn by viewing code of other pages you visit ...

Each time to surf the net, look for pages you like. When you find a page you like, click FILE, SAVE AS. You can later study the codes that make up your favorite page by editing it with a standard text editor like the Windows Notepad. Change the words and use it as your own.

If you find an image you like, right click it and save the image. This will work for animated graphics (moving images) as well. You can later use these images on web pages you create.

You can view the codes for any page from Netscape. After viewing the source code for this page, you can return to this page by clicking the X (close button). Try it out now. Click on VIEW above. Then click DOCUMENT SOURCE.

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HTML Basics

Each time you surf the net, you are loading text files (with .htm or .html extensions) which are interpreted and displayed on your screen by your browser (often Netscape). HTML tags (codes) are enclosed in angle brackets and tell your browser how to display your information.

Note that this file is named webinfo.htm by looking at the LOCATION text box above. This file has links to different topics in the same file; Learn from others, HTML Basics, etc. That is why you see the # sign following the file name above. Note the following tags: BR=return, HR=horizontal rule, P=end paragraph (2 returns), B=bold, I=itallic, /CODE=end code, A HREF. A HREF provides a link to other URLs. Notice that the HTML Reference Guide link takes user to Netscape's web page. After viewing the source code for this page, you can return by clicking the X (close button). Try it out now. Click on VIEW above. Then click DOCUMENT SOURCE.
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