Jump to Basic Html would appear here, and when the reader clicked it, they would be taken to the start of the document called basic.htm. It is really important that you get all the punctuation marks, spelling and symbols right when creating links. If a browser doesn't understand a command it will do something bizarre, or more likely nothing at all. For example, you are presently reading a file in a directory called Hpages. Jump to my biography would appear underlined in the link colour, and when the reader clicked it, they would be taken to the start of bio.htm which is in a separate directory on this website called Bio.
Case is also very important when creating links.
Some servers are sensitive to case, and your browser may not be able to find a directory that starts with a capital letter if you specify it using a lower case letter. Linking to a Document on Another Server Creating a link that jumps to a document on another system anywhere on the Internet is very similar to creating a link to a document on the same system.