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Creating an HTML file on MAC (01/05/2012) ... To run the application, double click on the TextEdit icon.
Your Finder shortcuts.
step three (optional):
Keep TextEdit in your Dock If you want to make your life easier, click and hold on the TextEdit icon in the Dock (this icon appears once the application is running). When it displays a popup menu, choose "Keep in Dock." That way, the TextEdit icon will always appear in your Dock and you won't have to hunt it down in the Applications folder every time you need to use it....
Creating an HTML file in Windows (01/05/2012) ... The easiest way to get there is to click on the "Start" menu, then on "All Programs", then "Accessories". You'll see Notepad listed there.
Step two:
Open Notepad
Once you've located Notepad in the Accessories folder, go ahead and click on it. You'll see a blank window ready for you to start typing HTML.
Step three: Optional but recommended
Don't hide extensions of well known file types....
Constructing HTML lists in two easy steps (01/05/2012) ...We're just showing a fragment of the HTML from Tony's journal here.<h2>August 20, 2005</h2><img src="images/segway2.jpg" /><p>Well I've made it 1200 miles already, and I passedthrough some interesting places on the way:</p><li>Walla Walla, WA</li>First move the list items outside of the paragraph. The list is going to stand on its own.<li>Magic City, ID</li>....
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Creating an HTML file in Windows -
If you're reading this page you must be a Windows user. If not, you might want to skip a couple of pages ahead. Or, if you just want to sit in the back and (more...)
Constructing HTML lists in two easy steps -
Creating an HTML list requires two elements that, when used together, form the list. The first element is used to mark up each list item. The second dete (more...)
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