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 Introduction to HTML
 Structure of HTML
 Creating First HTML  Document
 Building Your HTML  Document
 Including Fancier  Formatting
 Building Your HTML  Document
 Including Fancier  Formatting
   Adding Colors
 Specifying Fonts and  Font Sizes
 Changing  Background Image  and Attribute
 Formatting Text by Its  Usage
 
 Formatting Text by Its  Usage
 The Phrase Elements
 Other Special Text  Formatting
 
 Other Special Text  Formatting
 Preformatted Text,  Spaces and All  <PRE>
 Documents with  Changes: <INS>,  <DEL>
 Address Information:  <Address>
 Working with Long  and Short Quotations
 Drawing a Line on  the Page
 Using Lists to Organize  Information
 
 Using Lists to  Organize Information
   Ordered Lists <OL>
   Unordered Lists <UL>
 A Definition or  Glossary List <DL>
 Using the DIR and  Menu List Styles
 Anchors <A..>...</A>
 
   Anchors <A..>...</A>
   HREF
   NAME
   REL
   REV
   TARGET
   TITLE
   Page Formatting
 Lists and Links
 Tables
 Frames
 Including Images into  Document
 Including Multimedia
 Developing HTML  FORMS
 Using Style Sheet
 Understanding URLs
 Using JavaScript
 Using Java

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  Building your HTML Document > Anchors <A..>...</A>

Then we have formatted the text for the heading with the text size, which is two times bigger than the normal text. The font in the heading is formatted with the font of "arial" and the text color as "red".

To give emphasis to the word "first page", we have used the <em> tag. The normal style of the text that is emphasized is italics.

Then the words "no tutor required" has to be made to look bold. We have used <STRONG> and </STRONG> tags for that.

Normally any extra space in the HTML document is ignored in the browser. If you want to make it look as the same way it is typed in the HTML document, you can use the <PRE> (pre formatted text) tag. We have used it here.

We have alphabets "a" to "e" in a vertical order. To format it, so that it is displayed in the browser as the same way it is typed in the HTML document, use the <pre> tags.

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