| HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) | The language used to create Web pages and graphic documents for publication on the Web is HTML. Documents produced with HTML are like text documents that have tags embedded in them. The tags contain coding for attaching graphics, formatting, and hypertext links. An HTML document usually starts with <HTML><HEAD>, after which you enter the topic of the document. This is followed by the tags: </HEAD><BODY>, after which all information to be included in the Web page is inserted. The HTML document usually ends with </BODY></HTML>. Other tags are inserted in the document as needed for formatting and more complex programming. You can view the HTML behind any Web page. In Internet Explorer, click on View from the main menu and choose Source. In Netscape Navigator, click on View as well and then Page Source.
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