An anchor is used when a link is setup to go to a specific location in your file. Note: the anchor(s) resides in the file being linked to, but the HTML document that created the link must specify which anchor to go to or else the default is the beginning.
File insertion is a marker to an external file such as a movie, gif or other (with the proper file name suffix).
When the user selects the marker the Web browser downloads and if possible opens/plays the file.
A glossary consists of a word that is to be defined (which is displayed at the top left of the entry) and it's definition (just below the word and indented on the first line).
Used to display a horizontal line the width of the browser window.
The Line Break command ( <BR> ) is used to force a line break (By contrast, most browsers format the <P> paragraph tag with an aditional blank line, Link Break does not).
A link is a marker allowing the user to access files, gopher servers, WAIS servers, news groups, telnet sessions and other http servers. When the user selects you link the Web server downloads the file or creates a link to the service you designated.
A list is multiple lines of text that is displayed in a numbered, unnumbered or description lists.
Unlike documents in most word processers, carriage returns in HTML files aren't significant. So to indicate were a new paragraph should begin a <P> is used. ¶ is the name SuperText uses for the <P> tag.
Use this menu to add HTML tags to your document. Some tags will require you to select text to be labeled with it's tag. With some other tags it is optional.
