Hypertext markup language, or HTML, is the primary language read by web browsers such as Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Explorer. Publishing PDF files allows browsers to download and print your documents and they'll look just as if you had mailed out hard copies. What you'll need - these instructions are written for Netscape Communicator 4.04 in a Windows 95 operating environment. You will need a live internet connection at those points where you are directed to browse existing websites or publish your own pages on the web. Save this file early and often.
Tags contain the HTML commands which tell the browser how to display information.
Though I won't discuss editing source code here, for minor file revisions it is quite often more convenient to simply edit the source code in a text editor such as pico. As you become more comfortable with HTML you may prefer to do this. For more information on HTML tags try visiting the Sandia National Laboratories HTML Reference Manual or the Compendium of HTML Elements . One of the easiest benefits of HTML publishing to realize is the hypertext link . Another useful link is the mailto link .