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4.11 Text processing - HTML
HTML (HyperText Mark-up Language),
through the WEB, has become in the last few years, the primary way
of distributing information on UNIX-based systems. A March 1997
survey indicated that about 70% of the servers in the WWW (World
Wide Web) are running on UNIX systems.
For this lab, I would like you to:
- Create a subdirectory in your area called public_html.
- Make sure the directory permission bits allow both world
read and execute on the directory.
- Create the file
index.html. This file needs to have
HTML in it. The HTML needs to have at least the following features:
<html> and </html> tags
<head> and </head> tags
<body> and </body> tags
<title> and </title> tags
- At least three links to other pages using
<a ...and
</a> tags.
- Make sure the permission bits for
index.html are at least
world read.
- Access your page from a web browser and print it off on a printer.
The URL to access your page will be:
http://gort.wcn.pima.edu/~user-name
or
http://gort.wcn.pima.edu/~user-name/index.html
Turn in the source html and your printed results marked with:
your-name
TABER CIS137
Lab 4.11: HTML lab
Instructor: Louis Taber, ltaber(at)uml.lt.Tucson.AZ.us (520) 206-6850
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