Take 3

This is an attempt to create a very simple HTML document. Very simple is coded to show in italic. For emphasis, you can code words as bold. There are other display capabilities as well.

It has the following features:

• A bulleted list
  • Two items on a second level of indention
  • This is the second item
• No pictures
• No graphics
• Several links...
  • Section 1
  • Section 2
  • Section 3
  • Section 4

  The following are the headline sizes available. Largest is H1. Smallest is H6. In general, codes are input as angle-bracketed start and end commands. The start command for a headline of the largest size is <H1>. The ending command is </H1>. These paired commands serve as containers for text to be displayed in a given size or mode.

  Biggest headline

  2nd Biggest headline

  3rd Biggest headline

  4th Biggest headline

  5th Biggest headline

  Smallest headline

  This is the size used to display text. The following hyperlink is a reference that will bring you back to the top of this file. Hyperlinks can be used to move you around within a document or to link up with documents stored in other places on the internet.

  Go back to the top

  You can create an HTML document in your word processor, but you need to save it in ASCII (as a DOS TEXT file in DOS or WINDOWS word processors).

  Section 1--the first linked section

  Section links such as this can be used to create a document with chapters or sections or subchapters or subsections.

  This is set in larger type (H1) so I can force sections 2 and three down a ways to demonstrate how the links to those sections place you when you jump to them.

  Section 2--the second section

  Section links such as this can be used to create a document with chapters or sections or subchapters or subsections.

  Section 3--the third section

  Section links such as this can be used to create a document with chapters or sections or subchapters or subsections.

  Section 4--the fourth section

  Section links such as this can be used to create a document with chapters or sections or subchapters or subsections.

  I lied at the top. It does have a picture. The following is a reference to a JPEG image, which is in the same directory as this file.Swimmers

  I lied again. It has a link to an image called a .GIF file. The mouse is an image that is in sitting on another fileserver. By putting its address (its URL) in with the appropriate code for an image, I can make the mouse appear here too.

  

  Here is some additional text. I'm trying to write enough so that the mouse will appear in its entirety while aligned at the right side of the screen. I probably need more. This should be just about enough, but for good measure, I'll add a few more words. There.

  This is the end of the file.

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