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		help please 
		This may be the dumbest question for me to ask and may make you people hate me more (Like I care) but is it possible to use HTML in wordpad?? I was thinking to do writing reports for school and such under HTML but if I do it on a website they'd think I playgerised. And the address being on it would make it look annoying.. 
 
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		Do you mean Word or Wordpad?  You can do HTML formatting in Word, though you don't actually have to code anything.  Wordpad is just a standard text editor, so with it you can type HTML code and save it as a .html and have it show up in a browser. 
 
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		So if I save it as an .HTML file it will show up?? 
 
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		Couple things for ya when making an html document with notepad(and wordpad).
 **instructions are written with windows in mind - as I will venture to guess that is what you are using :)**
 
 1: open any folder on your computer and click tools -> folder options.
 2: on the top tab click the view option.  This will bring up a buncha checkboxes.
 3:uncheck the box that says "Hide extentions for known file types"
 **note be careful now, as just by changint the text after the period (ie .html) you can change how a file is treated.**
 
 4: Open wordpad/notpad
 5: Make sure that you never save any information as rich text format (rtf)
 this will greatly screw up your Html document.
 6: Write your html document
 7: Save your file as an .html edtention (index.html being the traditional
 base page)
 Now you should be able to go to your browser and file->open your page and voila.. done!
 
 edit: BTW if you want a free html editor this one is sexy: EVRSOFT FIRSTPAGE  :love: There are better ones, but that tool is best for novice level.
 
 Here are my tips on good html:
 Don't use table based layouts
 Practice W3C standards (www.w3c.org)
 Learn CSS and love it
 Use firefox to test your html/css layouts - it actually obeys standards!
 Don;t use Java script :D  (purley my prefrence)
 
 Good luck! :D
 Bipper