Putting It All Together

• Don't stop learning web authoring techniques.

• The best way to learn: look at other people's HTML source code.

• Cut and paste from the source window to your text editor.

• Save documents in HTML format to your local disk.

• Mail documents to yourself or someone else.

Now you can...

• Create web pages for your project, team, department, personal interests, etc.
• Deliver information via the World Wide Web (WWW).
• Organize information for hypertext presentation.
• Mark up your text with HTML tags.
• Add lists, paragraphs, font changes and line breaks to your web pages.
• Create hyperlinks to local and remote web pages.
• Explain the syntax of URLs.
• Incorporate images into your pages.
• Adapt existing documents for Web delivery.
• View and analyze others' HTML pages.
• Consider HTML editors and translators such as Netscape Composer and Microsoft Front Page.
• Be ready to learn advanced HTML features.