OIT does not actively maintain these pages. Most people learn HTML by looking at what other people have done, and by practicing. There is a lot of mystification about the Web, but in fact there is nothing esoteric about basic HTML tags and anyone can learn to make Web pages that look good and present information clearly. It is easy to create Web pages with Microsoft Word.
Most people learn HTML by looking at what other people have done, and practice.
Remember that Web pages do not support as much formatting control by the author as Word documents do. To see what Word would do, I created the same simple Web page in Word in Office 97 on Windows and in Office 98 on the Macintosh. Use the Web Page Template If you are starting from scratch, rather than from an existing document, after you have chosen New under the File menu, from the templates screen, click on the Web Pages tab and select Blank Web Page . This template makes available to you, from the Style pane in the Formatting Toolbar , the HTML tags for formatting text. Some of them are shown in the accompanying screen capture.