HTML 2.0 Example Results
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I like learning!
With text...
...and other things
I can emphasize things, and I can make things stronger.Extra spacing doesn’t matter.
An inline image like this 
can
be inserted wherever I want.
The alignment of the image
can be adjusted, too.
- Definition lists:
- Can be useful.
- Ordered lists
- Number things
- As you go, automatically.
^ ^ O O L \___/Characters used in HTML code have to be specially formated, e.g. quotes ("") and ampersands (&).
Lists can be "nested" for greater effect:
In some cases, a line break is better than a paragraph break:
Mr. U. R. Linebreaker
1 Main St., Davis, CA 95616
Hypertext links are useful, as
in:
You can return
to the last section you were in
from here.
Local links are useful, too:
You can go to the
next sentence now.
The next
sentence.
Pictures may stand alone:
Or be links:
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Last updated: 5 July 95