If a file name is saved with capital letters, you'll have to use the capital letters when you type the URL in your browser. Using Tables T ables are a useful device for physically organizing pieces of information on a Web page, or even laying out an entire page. Earlier we looked at the use of fixed width characters to organize data into columns. That technique works best for numerical data or other cases when it's important for individual characters to line up one above the other. If you need to align entire blocks of text, using tables is generally easier and more attractive than using fixed width characters.
Tables are also good for mixing text and graphics.
This is the technique I used in the first section of this page that describes the different paragraph formats. T ables can become very complicated, and we can only touch briefly on them here. Start with simple tables and move on to more complicated ones after you've gotten some experience. Navigator Gold frequently gets confused working with tables and can crash unexpectedly. Fortunately this doesn't seem to corrupt the files.