Learn HTML Easily - Part 1
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    An HTML page is comprised of the following:
 - Sometimes, there’s a heading (as mentioned on page 1) -
 <html>
<head>
    . . .
    . . .
</head>
<body>
    . . .
    . . .
</body>
</html>
     - the 'HTML' section (all the page) incorporating i) the 'HEAD' section, where the page title - "Learn HTML Easily 1#3" in this case - is written, and instruction to search engines are given, etc., and ii) the 'BODY' section, where the display information (what you see on the page) is given.
Now it's your turn:
    Create a new .txt file (in a Windows folder, choose 'File' then 'New' then 'Text Document'), rename it "Page1.txt" and then open it.
    Type in -

 <html>
<head>
</head>
<body>
 Web Page 1
 </body>
</html>

    - then save the file, and next, close it. Rename "Page1.txt" as "Page1.html" and then open it.

  should now be displayed in the top left of the browser viewing area.

    Clicking the drop-down menu 'View' (in Internet Explorer) and then selecting 'Source' [or 'Page' then 'View Source' in IE7] should open the Code-page in Notepad.
    Make a blank line between <head> and </head> , and add a new line as follows:

<head>
<title> Web Page 1 Title </title>
</head>
    . . .

    - then click 'Save' on Notepad, followed by clicking the 'Refresh' icon on the browser.
    Let's try something more adventurous on the next page 
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