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These tutorials are not intended to overwhelm you. So they are set up to allow for daily familiarization with the concepts and facilities of HTML. Take a week, take a couple of days, whatever pace of learning makes you comfortable. We'll still be here when you get back.

HTML Tutorial 1 HTML Tutorial 1 - Introduction Covering everything you need to get started. Actually, if you are reading this, you probably already have everything you need, but just in case . . .

HTML Tutorial 2 HTML Tutorial 2 - HTML Tags The basic construct of the language, tags represent beginning and ending points for the document, it's body, text, images, and links.

HTML Tutorial 3 HTML Tutorial 3 - Manipulating Text Here you'll learn how to control the size and font face for your text, control the color, and create headings, italics, or bold type.

HTML Tutorial 4 HTML Tutorial 4 - Hyperlinks The navigation system of HTML. Learn how to link your pages to any others on the World Wide Web, including this one. Linking networks together is what the Internet is all about.

HTML Tutorial 5 HTML Tutorial 5 - Graphic Images Learn how to place images on your pages, how to integrate them with the text, and how to use them as hyperlinks. Understand the different image formats.

HTML Tutorial 6 HTML Tutorial 6 - Manipulating Images You can size images on a page, put borders or frames around them, or provide alternate descriptive tags for non-graphical browsers.

HTML Tutorial 7 HTML Tutorial 7 - Summary While it's best to learn how to hand-code HTML, there are many software products out there that will do it for you. From WYSIWYG to text editing, find the one that's best for you.

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