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Introduction to HTML 4.0

In this introduction to HTML 4.0, you will learn how to create a basic HTML file using Notepad. An HTML file should have a .html or .htm file extension, with the latter being compatible with older operating systems. The session covers essential HTML tags that help browsers display web pages correctly, including `<html>`, `<head>`, `<title>`, and `<body>`. Be prepared to engage with questions to solidify your understanding of HTML basics.

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Introduction to HTML 4.0

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  1. Introduction to HTML 4.0 Getting Started – Basic Page Structure Teacher: Mr. Ho

  2. How to Create an HTML File? • Use Notepad from Windows

  3. HTML File (I) • Has an .html or .htm file extension • Some older OS does not support four-letter file extensions • Therefore, it uses .htm • Newer OS supports both four-letter file extension

  4. HTML File (II) • Has tags, which are • Commands or code used to tell the browser how to display the web page • Examples: • <html> </html> • <head> </head> • <title> </title> • <body> </body>

  5. Example of an HTML File

  6. Questions & Answers • Do you have any questions so far? • If you do, please ask now.

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