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    The document compares a text editor to a word processor. While word processors allow saving files as HTML, the formatting may not display the same in a web browser as it does in the word processor. Creating web pages using actual HTML tags allows for more exact appearance control. When using a word processor, files should be saved in text format rather than formats like .doc or .wpd that are meant for word processing software.

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    Hands On 1 and 2

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    The document compares a text editor to a word processor. While word processors allow saving files as HTML, the formatting may not display the same in a web browser as it does in the word processor. Creating web pages using actual HTML tags allows for more exact appearance control. When using a word processor, files should be saved in text format rather than formats like .doc or .wpd that are meant for word processing software.

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    <HTML>

    <HEAD>

    <TITLE>TEXT EDITOR VERUS A WORD PROCESSOR</TITLE>

    </HEAD>

    <BODY>

    <H1>Text Editor versus A word Processor</H1>

    <P>many word processors, such as Microsoft word, allow a Save As HTML command in the file menu.
    This feature makes web page authoring possible for those who do not know about HTML</P>

    <BR>

    <P>The drawback in this method is that page elements do not display in a web browser exactly as they
    do in the word processor.</P>

    <HR ALIGN ="center" COLOR="blue" size="30"/>

    <P>Creating pages using HTML tags allows you more exact appearance on your web pages. Save your
    file in text format if you use a word processor. Do not use .doc, .wpd or its HTML document type for an
    extension name.</P>

    <HR>

    <P>This is the work of Mark Daniell Gedaya , a grade 10 Uranus student at CPU.</P>

    </BODY>

    </HTML>
    <HTML>

    <HEAD>

    <TITLE>BIBLE STUDY</TITLE>

    </HEAD>

    <BODY>

    <P><B><U> BIRTHRIGHT.</B></U> During biblical times, after a man died all his possessions were
    divided among his sons. Daughters had no rights if there were boys in the family.

    <U> However, the oldest son received twice as much as any of his brothers.</U></P>

    <BR>

    <HR ALIGN="center" COLOR="red" size="35"/>

    <P>

    A son's right to inheritance was called his birthright. As the older son, <I> Essau</I> had the right to
    inherit twice as much of Isaac's wealth as his brother <I>Jacob</I>.</P>

    <BR>

    <HR>

    This is my 2nd hands-on, I'm , a grade 10 Sun student at CPU.

    </BODY>

    </HTML>

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