 
 
To start, go to the  File  menu and select  New   to start 
a new file or  Open  to edit an existing one.  If you want to know 
what a particular icon on the button bar does, put the cursor on the icon 
that you want to find out more about.  Now a windows should appear under 
the icon telling you what this button is used for.
 
EVERY document must have the following:
 HTML Head.  The starting and finishing HTML head for a page are 
<HTML> and </HTML> respectively.  There is only one HTML 
beginning and one HTML ending on a single page. The HTML head is located 
in the  Insert menu .  It is under  Document Structure Tags 
 and then  HTML
HTML Head.  The starting and finishing HTML head for a page are 
<HTML> and </HTML> respectively.  There is only one HTML 
beginning and one HTML ending on a single page. The HTML head is located 
in the  Insert menu .  It is under  Document Structure Tags 
 and then  HTML 
 
 
 Head Header is the next thing which must be added.  There is also a 
starting and ending code for the Head Header.  It is <HEAD> for the 
starting code and </HEAD> for the ending code.  There is only one 
starting and one ending Head header per page as well.  To use the Head 
header, click on the  Insert  menu, then select  Document 
Structure Tags  Then select  Head .
Head Header is the next thing which must be added.  There is also a 
starting and ending code for the Head Header.  It is <HEAD> for the 
starting code and </HEAD> for the ending code.  There is only one 
starting and one ending Head header per page as well.  To use the Head 
header, click on the  Insert  menu, then select  Document 
Structure Tags  Then select  Head .
 The title is also important.  This labels you HTML documents.  There is 
also a starting and ending code for titles as well.  It is <TITLE> 
and </TITLE> respectively. To use this, look in the  Insert  
menu, then select  Document Structure Tags , then select  Title 
.  There is also only one Title start and one title ending per page.
The title is also important.  This labels you HTML documents.  There is 
also a starting and ending code for titles as well.  It is <TITLE> 
and </TITLE> respectively. To use this, look in the  Insert  
menu, then select  Document Structure Tags , then select  Title 
.  There is also only one Title start and one title ending per page.
 The Body.  This is where are the information goes in a document.  There 
is also a starting and an ending code as well.  The associated code is 
<BODY> and </BODY>  respectively.  This code is for the normal 
Body, with no enhancements.  To access this, go to the  Insert  
menu, select  Document Structure Tags , the select  Body . 
The  Body  menu should now appear.
The Body.  This is where are the information goes in a document.  There 
is also a starting and an ending code as well.  The associated code is 
<BODY> and </BODY>  respectively.  This code is for the normal 
Body, with no enhancements.  To access this, go to the  Insert  
menu, select  Document Structure Tags , the select  Body . 
The  Body  menu should now appear.
 
If you want, you can select  OK  and leave the default settings 
for the body.  Otherwise, you can change the colors of the text or 
background. You can even add a picture as your background as well.  This 
will be discussed later on.
When put together, you code should look like this:
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE> Your Title Will Go Here
</TITLE>
</HEAD>
<BODY>
This is where the text, pictures, and links to other sites will go.
</BODY>
</HTML>
 HERE 
 is what the code would look like.
 
Adding paragraphs is also important.  To do this, select  Insert , 
the  Block Style Tags , the  Paragraph .  The basic 
paragraph code has the form <P>.  This is placed before each new 
paragraph.
 
Now the  Paragraph  menu should appear. Under the  Align  
box, you can align your paragraphs in many ways. But by just pressing, 
 OK , the default settings for the paragraph alignment are used
 
 
 
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