1. Using Screen Presentation Techniques may help to improve your page.

2. To learn how users create nice pages, look at their HTML code. You do this selecting "Source" in the View menu for your browser. Do that now.

3. Look at my Source again to see how I made this numbered list. You can make a bulleted list by using <ul> and </ul> (unordered list) instead of <ol> and </ol>. Each element is (usually) preceded by <li>

   Try these in your page.

4. Using colored lines, balls and other graphics improve your page when done well.

5. There are a number of ways to get and use graphics:
   Use the address of a graphic on the Web in the IMG command: < IMG SRC = "http address of graphic here" > Look at my source and find the reference to the blue ball.

   The "../images" means that it is at the address:

   "http://www.evitech.fi/~karenl/public_html/images/blueball.gif" (You can piece that together by looking at the URL at the top of your page).

   You can use this URL in any of your pages to show a blue ball.

   Help yourself to (download) a picture: Move your mouse to the blue ball , and click the right mouse button. If a menu appears, you can save this. Save it to the same account as your html documents - or better: make a subdirectory under public_html called "images" and "mv" (if you are on UNIX) or "FTP" (if you saved it to your PC hard drive) it there. Don't forget chmod on both the directory and the file.

   Scan pictures in (if you have access to a scanner.)

6. The references below contain some nice graphics that you may want to download.

7. Add links to other URL's by using <A HREF = " The URL goes here" > Some phrase to highlight </A>.

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