This paragraph is in the Normal paragraph style, which is named

<P>

in HTML.

Inserting the

<P>

tag causes the broswer to skip a line and start a new paragraph;

in fact, each of the following lines are separated with

<P>

's.

<B>

<FONT SIZE=-2>

bolded and sized text

</FONT>

</B>

,

<B>

<FONT SIZE=-1>

bolded and sized text

</FONT>

</B>

,

<B>

<FONT SIZE=+0>

bolded and sized text

</FONT>

</B>

,

<B>

<FONT SIZE=+1>

bolded and sized text

</FONT>

</B>

,

<B>

<FONT SIZE=+2>

bolded and sized text

</FONT>

</B>

,

<B>

<FONT SIZE=+3>

</FONT>

</B>

, &,

<B>

<FONT SIZE=+4>

. . .

Want to mix font size and color ( <FONT SIZE=7 COLOR="#FF0000">N</FONT> )?
More on colors can be found at http://www.inlex.dra.com/mbac/MtToro/pack113/color.html.

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Now, another paragraph in the Normal paragraph style, which is named

<P>

in HTML.

Note in the following "Heading" styles that beginning and ending a "Heading" (with

<H>

and

</H>

)

causes insertion of newlines.

<H5>

Heading 5 style: bolded and sized text in HTML.

</H5>

<H4>

Heading 4 style: bolded and sized text in HTML.

</H4>

<H3>

Heading 3 style: bolded and sized text in HTML.

</H3>

<H2>

Heading 2 style: bolded and sized text in HTML.

</H2>

<H1>	Heading 1 style: bolded and . . .

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Last update: 03APR98 0644HRS RAZ