Here are some useful HTML Tags

<HTML>...</HTML>should surround the whole document
<HEAD>...</HEAD>surrounds the document header
<TITLE>...</TITLE>the document title - see the top bar in the browser
<BODY>...</BODY>surrounds the document body
<H1>...</H1> a top level heading
<H2>...</H2> a second level heading
<HR>horizontal rule (line)
<P>starts a new paragraph
<BR>a line break
<TABLE>...</TABLE>surrounds a table
<TR>starts a new row in the table
<TD>..</TD>surrounds a table cell
<A href="target">text</A>LINK - browser jumps to target when "text" is clicked
example:<A href="broker.exe?_service=d&_program=X.my.sas"> runit</A>
would run "X.my.sas" when "runit" is clicked.
<FORM action="doit"> ..
     </FORM>
surrounds a form - it will be submitted to "doit"
<INPUT type="text"
     name="foo">
a text input box named "foo"
<INPUT type="radio"
     name="bar"
      value="A">
a radio button named "bar" with the value "A"
only one button with this name can be selected
<INPUT type="hidden"
     name="f"
     value="b">
a hidden field named "f" with a value of "b"
<INPUT type="submit">submits the form to its "ACTION=" address
<SELECT name="fooba"> ..
     </SELECT>
surrounds the OPTION tags for a "SELECT" box returning the value for "fooba"
<SELECT multiple
     name="ba">..
     </SELECT>
this select box allows multiple selections - not covered in this workshop
<OPTION value="wooba">Johna select box option - displays as "John" and returns the value "wooba"