Note that links from online pages to PQA-resident pages and images cannot include subdirectories. Palm recommends that your compressed PQAs should average less than 15Kb, including all pages and images. This includes actual text characters and HTML markup, so you can optimize your PQA by keeping variables and page names as short as possible. Your users will never enter an actual URL, so there's nothing wrong with naming your pages a.html, b.html, and so on. The same concept goes for naming graphics.
Every byte counts.
Back to HTML Most articles on a new technology would now go into describing the range of new commands. We're going to reverse that. If you know HTML, then you already know almost all the tags you need to make PQAs. So instead, let's look at what you can't do with Web Clipping. Web Clippings are authored in a subset of HTML 3.2.