The indicates the end of the address. Note that if you are using a UNIX based Web server, the case of the letters inside the quote marks must match the case of the directory and file names on the server. It is helpful to make the link information fairly self- explanatory as some screen readers allow the user to tab through documents and only read the highlighted link information. The indicates the end of the words to be highlighted as a link. In the above example the file was in the same directory on the same WWW server.
Personnel then go to the anchor point and put in a name for it to find.
Our Personnel include . . . Note that the case of the letters for the name must be the same in both places. If the user's browser is correctly setup, a click on the anchor will start a mail editor and allow mail to be sent to the address. It is helpful to give the actual E-mail address as part of the text as well to allow users to write it down or print the page to save it. A horizontal line or rule may be placed across the page with .