Welcome; The basics; Colours; Fonts 'n' text; Graphics; Links; Tables; Miscellaneous;	Welcome ...To the greatest show on earth... Contents Introduction Resources Contents The basics;Go here first if you've never used HTML before... Colours; Why do you think they invented colour monitors? Fonts 'n' text; ;-) d:-) :-O, Not that sort of face! Graphics; A Picture Speaks a thousand words... Hypertext Links; Going somewhere? Tables;Guess what, He cells Tables... Miscellaneous I don't want to miss anything... Introduction The Good thing about programming using Raw HTML is you get 'clean HTML' -no Extra tags put in by the Software-. You don't have to buy Expensive software in the first place, all you need is a computer, a Word processor, a Browser and some Knowledge. This is was designed as a school extension project, but you can use it as resource if you want to. This is meant a beginners guide, besides It wasn't made by an expert, this is my first 'Raw HTML ' Site. I programmed this site completely in raw HTML using an apple Macintosh LCIII (an OLDish computer), Simpletext (A simple Word Proscessor), and Netscape Navigator 4.0 to preview as I went along. I didn't use an wysiwyg editor (what you see is what you get) like 'Microsoft Frontpage' or 'Macromedia Dreamweaver'. One more Thing - I can tell you from experience, make the content of your page first and then choose the colour, Layout, etc, - if you've got a deadline. Resources Annabella's Html Help HTML Elements List Dean Scharf (1996) HTML Visual Quick Reference, Que® Corporation, Indianapolis.