It's okay as practice, just to see what it looks like, or if you save it to a floppy, but it's not okay when you actually put a page up on the Web. To put graphics on your page that is loaded to the Web, you'll want to use graphics that are loaded on your Web server. The graphics at the bottom of this page are loaded on the library Web server at PanAm. Contact your Web Coordinator or the person in charge of your Web server to learn the URLs of the graphics available to you. If you are going to write a Web page for your organization, you might want to include a table.
Tables have columns and rows, and cells that contain the information.
They may have titles or borders, and columns may have headers. Every part needs a tag. It's not too difficult to write a table, but it can be time consuming to put in all the tags. Remember, every opening tag has to have a close tag. Since you are creating a good Web page, you ought to take credit for it.