For example, screen resolution and window size will affect where lines break. Similarly, a document may look very different in Netscape than when viewed from other browsers. When you find an interesting site, take a look at its source to see how the page was designed. This is a great way to learn new tricks to incorporate into your own pages. Be careful not to omit closing tags, or closing quotes.
Strange things can happen.
Speaking of debugging HTML documents, you can use the view source feature in Netscape to verify your HTML is accurate. Any problems will appear in the source as flashing text. Publish for your target audience. If pages are relevant to people outside Wabash, be careful about using lots of graphics or Netscape-specific tags. It is a good idea to date and sign your documents, so that readers will be able to tell how old the information is, and who to contact with questions.