17. Note: For the font you choose to display properly to another person visiting your page, they must have the font you named on their OWN computer. So don't pick a font that no one else is likely to have. You can list more than one font in your tag, like this: face="arial, tahoma, helvetica" and the visitor's web browser will just go down the list until it finds a font that is on their computer. If you are just determined to use an unusual font on your page, you can type the text in the font of your choice in a graphics editing software program like Paint Shop Pro , save it as a .gif file to your webpage folder, and then insert it into your document using the image source tag, like this:
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36. <html> <head> <title>My First Web Page </title> </head> <body background=“bg-water.jpg”> <center> <table> <tr> <td> <img src=“quackers.gif”></td> <td><font color=“darkorange” size=“+1”. Welcome to my first web page.<br> I am thrilled to be learning html. </font></td> </tr> </table> </center> <br> <br> <A HREF=“page2.html” CLICK HERE</A> to go to my second page <A HREF= mailto:youremailaddress >E-MAIL ME!</A> </body> </html>