The tag allows you to change the bulleted list attribute to circle, square or disk. The instructress also demonstrated how both Netscape and MSIE do not always display the same thing. I can remember my first experience with that fact. I spend hours on the phone with AOL support because I thought it was a problem with my coding. At the close the instructress tells you where you can go to download an FTP client and explain what it is.
Nothing is left to chance here.
I am sure that I left out a lot, but just from what I did tell you, you can see that just this one CD would be enough to get a novice started and interested in learning more. The instructress explains how HTML 4 now supports the Speech Synthesizers for the visually impaired and which tags are used specifically by these Synthesizers. Although I knew most of what was in the first chapter, I was amazed to learn some of the differences between HTML 4 and the earlier HTML 3.2. I had no idea that some of the closing tags were eliminated in HTML 4. This was a complete revelation to me.