Q: To program in HTML we use "tags". They are the ones that give format to the text that is going to appear in your website, make tables, insert images, etc. A tag goes between this symbols "< >", like this, for example: <p>. Everything else that is not between "< >" is what is going to appear in the website. Open tags don't have to be closed, and are used for purposes other than formatting text. For example, the open tag <br> inserts a line break. Close tags (the most common ones) have to be closed. This is done by writing the tag with a "/" in the place where its content ends. For example, the <p> tag needs to be closed when the paragraph inside it ends, like this: <p>Hi, my name is Dane.</p> <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <body> <p>Welcome to my first web site</p> </body> </html> For example as "website.html". If you use any extension except .html or .htm, your system and browser will not recognize it as HTML file and not open it correctly. On Windows, it will have an IExplorer symbol by default. If you have set a browser other than Internet Explorer as your default, it will have the symbol of that browser instead. On Ubuntu, its symbol will be a grey </>. You can double click on it in a file manager, or press Ctrl+O in most browsers and then select the file. The result will be the sentence "Welcome to my first web site" displayed on an otherwise empty page, as shown in the screenshot. here's a list of the most common tags: Strong emphasis (usually displayed as bold). Use: <strong>Bold text here.</strong> To make:Bold text here. Emphasis (usually displayed as italic). Use: <em>Italic text here.</em> To make:Italic text here. Different style (usually displayed as underline). Use: <u>Underlined text here.</u> To make:Underlined text here. CSS styles. This is used to give the text a specific look, like another colour or font. Use: <span style="color: blue; font-family: monospace>CSS-styled text here.</span> To make:CSS-styled text here.In older versions of HTML, you could use the <font> tag for this, but it's no longer supported in HTML5.
A: Understand HTML tags: Open a new text document. Type a basic HTML document: Save the document with any name you like and the .html extension. Find the document you saved. Open the HTML document. Experiment with new tags.

Article: Segmentation can allow you value each segment of your customer base. This is important, as 80 percent of your sales typically come from only 20 percent of your customers. Identify those groups that provide the highest volume of sales and quantify the total volumes for those groups. These are your high-value segments. You can then use this information to refocus your marketing efforts, prioritize service to this group, and adjust your offerings to more closely meet their needs. Understanding your most important segments can allow you to change your marketing efforts to reach those segments more directly. You can edit your advertising language and message to appeal more clearly to them. You can also change your advertisements for each product line to appeal to the corresponding segments that buy that product line. This allows for fewer wasted advertising dollars. Segmentation can help you see which customer groups are the most profitable for you. You can more easily see which groups go on to do the most business with you and buy the more expensive items or service packages. You can then compare this to the money you spend advertising to them or serving them to assess which are the most profitable. This information will allow you to reassess your customer prioritization and, by doing so, increase your profit margin. Once you know exactly who is buying each of your products or service, you can make changes to them to better appeal to these groups. These changes will make the product more useful and more appealing to the group in question. This, in turn, will give you an advantage over your competitors and may increase customer loyalty and satisfaction. You can also apply what you learn to your customer support and other products to create a whole customer experience tailored to a particular segment or segments.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Value each segment. Focus your marketing efforts. Prioritize different segments. Improve your offerings.

Problem: Article: You can use either a handheld mixer or a stand mixer with a paddle attachment. Continue adding the dry ingredients, 1 cup at a time, until they are all incorporated into the mixture. You can sprinkle some flour on a cutting board, a piece of wax paper or a clean countertop.
Summary: Place the butter and sugar in a mixing bowl and mix the ingredients on medium speed until they are light and fluffy, which should take about 2 minutes. Add the eggs, 1 at a time, mixing for 30 seconds after each addition. Add the milk and vanilla extract and mix until the ingredients are thoroughly combined. Whisk together the flour and baking powder in a separate mixing bowl. Add 1 cup of the dry ingredients to the wet ingredients. Turn your mixer down to low speed and mix the dry ingredients in until they are just incorporated. Dump the dough out onto a floured work surface. Flatten the dough and shape it into a disc using clean hands. Wrap the disc in plastic wrap and refrigerate the dough for at least 1 hour.

Q: Be cautious about leaving the laptop unattended. Label it well in case of loss, misplacement or theft. Label all parts of the laptop with your name. Put a sticky address label on the top of the laptop, inside, under the keyboard, both parts of the power cord, CD-ROM/DVD-ROM/Floppy drives, and a USB drive. Purchase a luggage tag. Attach it to the carrying case and fill it out with your name. Make sure that no flap that covers your name. Attach something unique to the carrying case. This will help prevent someone else from mistaking your case for theirs. Dropping, jostling, or bumping may cause damage to its hard drive, sometimes permanent and irreparable. Do not place drinks next to the computer. One accidental spill onto the keyboard will damage it, probably beyond repair. Use two hands to hold the laptop by the bottom (keyboard half). Do NOT hold a laptop by the screen. Do not store the laptop where very cold or very hot. Do not place the laptop close to any electrical appliance, because it generates a magnetic field. Your laptop will last much longer if it doesn't get damaged. Don't attempt to twist the screen on its hinges, as this could crack the screen. Do NOT attempt to close the lid when a pencil or pen is left on the keyboard. This could crack the screen. Don't scratch or push on the screen. Don't slam the lid down. Purchase and use an appropriate laptop carry bag to buffer the laptop during transportation. Correctly remove the wireless card (if applicable) before transporting. Always transport the laptop in a padded carry case, and avoid stacking items on the lid of the laptop. Clean the screen with a lint-free cloth. Avoid using window cleaner, such as Windex; the ammonia will dull the screen. Use a screen cleaner from a computer supply store. Think twice before adding stickers. Stickers leave a residue that can cause permanent damage or an unsightly mess.
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Know where your laptop is at all times. Treat the laptop with care. Protect the screen and body of your laptop. Transport with care. Keep the laptop clean.