The Cheshire Catalyst's Tutorial on
Hyper-Text Markup Language
H T M L

by Richard Cheshire, chesire@2600.com

You SHOULD have gotten an Index of this directory, but due to Security Restrictions I had to put the directory into an INDEX.HTML page in this directory (the standard "default" file name of a Home Page).

I could have made THIS page "index.html", but wanted to prove the point. So here is how this directory is set up:

  1. This readme.html file
  2. tutorial.txt which is the tutorial
  3. tutorial.html which is the Web Page the tutorial discusses, and the user is suppossed to generate.
  4. images.html is a Rant (with examples) of how to put ALT components in IMG image tags. It's more than just a good idea!!

Enjoy the tutorial, and let me know how you like it. Please e-mail me at cheshire@2600.com with comments or flames.


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