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Code HTML Prepare an HTML document using Microsoft® Notepad?

Code HTML Prepare an HTML document using Microsoft® Notepad, focusing on a concept relevant to this course. Begin by choosing a topic of interest. Brainstorm or outline important concepts related to the chosen topic. Structure your Web page to incorporate the following HTML elements: •Title •Headings of three different sizes •Two instances of bold •Two instances of italics •Two instances of a horizontal rule •One list: ordered, unordered, or definition •Two paragraphs of text related to course content •Two attributes applied to an HTML element, such as alignment and/or color

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you need to do your own homework if you want to learn anything
O_o <html> <head> <title>HTML Code Prepared in Notepad</title> </head> <body bgcolor="#000000"> <font color="#FFFFFF"><b><h1>Here! Smack Dab in the Top Heading 1!</h1></b><br><hr> <p>okay, I may have gotten a little bit<i>too far</i> off.</p><br><br> <h2>Second Heading!</h2><br><hr><br> <p><b><li>I think I forgot lists</li></b></p><br><br> <h3>Header 3!</h3> I hope this will help. xD </font> </body> </html> If you want to learn HTML, look at w3schools.com. But the most important fact is that every single HTML webpage must start and end with the <HTML></HTML> tags.
Most really good web designers that I know use Notepad (or a similar text editor), not some WYSIWYG program, and especially not FrontPage. I know this doesn't answer your question, but I just wanted to confirm that this is a useful exercise.
If you are interested using notepad i will suggest NoteTab Lite. It is freeware and has good features. you can find NoteTab here http://www.notetab.com/index.php
See some heavenly stuff that took 7 minutes by the clock.. :-) http://thurmania.com/Heavenly.html