Chapter 1: Designing Web Pages with HTML 3.2
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In this chapter, you won't want to view many of the documents on-line,
since most are HTML templates or partial documents. Instead, most are intended
as starting places that you can adapt for your own applications.
Reminder: On Windows 95/NT and Unix, click on the links with
the right mouse button to save the referenced HTML document to a new location.
On any platform, you can also click on the links with the SHIFT key
held down. On Netscape, this lets you save the HTML source for the
referenced file to a new location. In Internet Explorer, this puts the
referenced file in a separate browser window (without frames), where
you can then save it.