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HTML Template
By Nannette Thacker - 01/30/2001

Every HTML document should include the below tags:

<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE>Title of Doc to Display in Favorites</TITLE>
</HEAD>
<BODY>

Document content.<P>

</BODY>
</HTML>

Cut and paste the above tags to begin your first document. Then use the other links in this tutorial to add pizazz to your pages!

To easily remember the above tags, remember that nearly every opening TAG has a closing tag: <HTML> vs. </HTML> and so forth.

Every document starts with the HTML tags. Then remember at the top goes the HEAD, followed by the BODY. And within the head is the TITLE, just as in a Word document.

The TITLE does not display in your document, but will display inthe top left of your browser window frame, and in your Start Panel icons with the document buttons, and in Favorites, if someone bookmarks your page. Search engines also use this tag to decide where to put your document in their index.



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