## Welcome!

My name is Simon and I am writing a short hands on home pages. I am trying to illustrate how paragraphs are built by using the <P> tag, as in Paragraph. If I on the other hand use the other end-of-line tag, the <BR>, as in BReak-line, there will be no empty line between the paragraphs.
The next paragraphs continues directly, but in fact on a new line.

### How to do it yourself

Of course you will see it better if you type it into your index.html file and view it in a browser.

Written by Simon Gronlund

We now continue with FONT that gives you an opportunity to format both the text SIZE and the textFACE . Font sizes can be changed within the range 1 to 7, but the easiest way to change the size is to use the + or - signs, e.g. SIZE="-1" or SIZE="+2", that changes the size relative to the base font size that may be set both by the browser settings (default is 3) and by the basefont tag that I will not show here. The font FACE can set to "Helv,Helvetica,Arial" or "Tms Rmn,Times New Roman". Default is set by the browser preferences.

`Programming code and such text is preferably modified by the <CODE> or <TT>tags.`

    If combined with <PRE>,
    as in PREformatted paragraph,
    centric way to treat text is canceled,
    the text will be treated exactly as typed,
    lines do not have to be broken by a BR or P tag.

Of course any FONT or such a tag must be closed by a </...> tag.

1. Ordered, numeric, first level
   1. Next level
   2. Same level, next item
2. Out one level

1. Ordered, capital letters, first level
   1. Next, capital roman letters
   2. Same level, next item
2. Out one level

1. Ordered, small letters, first level
   1. Next, small roman letters
   2. Same level, next item
2. Out one level

- Unordered, disc type, first level
  - Next level, square
  - Same level, next item
- Out one level

Definition lists
First line to be defined
  Some explanation or so
Next line to go
  And another line

As a last step we have to learn how to produce hyper links. And you will find that basic links are not hard to learn at all. Here you will find a link to WarpCast, a link to the Java installment of this issue, and at last this issue's index.html. Let us look under the hood.