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| What is HTML? |
The
World Wide Web (or WWW) is a collection of hypertext documents (or files)
on computers
hooked up to the Internet. These documents are written in
HTML--HyperText Markup Language. You can create and view HTML documents on your desktop computer without any access to a web server. You can use a simple text editor (like notepad or SimpleText) to create an HTML document. Text in angled brackets is 'markup code' which can turn formatting off and on, so that creating a line in your text editor like this a <B>bold</B> turn of phrase..would display like this when viewed with a browser: a bold turn of phrase.. On the next page, find out how to create and view a simple page using Netscape Communicator. arachnid@goshen.edu Last updated 18 August 1997 |