WhyNot?

explain the HTML code use

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"use HTML code to insert links or format your text, the following tags are available is not explanatory to a non geek.

is what happens when this is cut and pasted

Ewout, Nov 06 2003

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There are a lot of great introductory HTML tutorials on the web. One good one is here at Webmonkey.com. You don't have to know HTML to be able to submit comments and ideas though.

lokani24, Nov 06 2003

Ewout - your link doesn't seem to work. :-)

Rods Tiger, Nov 07 2003

The webmonkey link worked for me. Thanks

mamaday, Nov 09 2003