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If I type in some examples of the html tags I'm talking about, the computer will just show the result, not the magic code that created it. There is a way to do a 'screen shot' and post it as a picture, but I don't know how to do that. Also, there's a reason school teachers assign research projects to their students. They have found that concepts are better learned when the student has to do the research rather than being spoon-fed the information. However, since you seem not to want to do the work to learn, I'll get out my spoon. An html tag consists of a left arrow <, a command, and finally a right arrow >. Whatever is in the command dictates what happens to the following text. The comand will generally be in effect until another html tag turning it off is entered. Example: the command for bold text is the letter b. So, if you type in a left arrow <, then a b and follow that with a right arrow >, whatever you type after that tag will be in bold type. After you have typed in the last word that you want in bold, you need to turn the command off. You do that by typing in a left arrow <, a slash /, the letter b, and finally a right arrow >. Other simple html commands are: u = underline
i = italics Just remember to surround the command letter with the arrows. Also remember to put a slash in front of the letter, but inside the arrows to turn off the command. Here's a link to one html tutorial. There are several others.
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