To make a link that sends e-mail...
Please send any comments or suggestions to
<A HREF = "mailto: corcordt@cs.purdue.edu,
kay@cs.purdue.edu, koutsis@cs.purdue.edu,
rodino@cs.purdue.edu, dunsmore@cs.purdue.edu">
the instructors</A>.
which looks like this...
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the instructors.
This also works...
Please send any comments or suggestions to
<A HREF = "mailto:
Dave Corcoran <corcordt@cs.purdue.edu>,
Josh Kay <kay@cs.purdue.edu>,
Becky Koutsis <koutsis@cs.purdue.edu>,
Justin Rodino <rodino@cs.purdue.edu>,
Buster Dunsmore <dunsmore@cs.purdue.edu>">
the instructors</A>.
which looks like this...
Please send any comments or suggestions to
the instructors.
You can even supply information for other mail fields...
Please send any comments or suggestions to
<A HREF = "mailto:
Dave Corcoran <corcordt@cs.purdue.edu>,
Josh Kay <kay@cs.purdue.edu>,
Becky Koutsis <koutsis@cs.purdue.edu>,
Justin Rodino <rodino@cs.purdue.edu>,
Buster Dunsmore <dunsmore@cs.purdue.edu>?
subject=some suggestions about the class&
body=The party last night was:&
cc=Bert Castillo <castillo@cs.purdue.edu>">
the instructors</A>.
Please send any comments or suggestions to
the instructors.
Use the <PRE> tag (which stands for ``PREformatted'')
to generate text in fixed-width font and cause spaces, new lines,
and tabs to be significant
HTML tags are honored inside the <PRE> container
<PRE>
I have embedded a
<A HREF="http://www.cbs.com">hyperlink</A>
in this material.
</PRE>
I have embedded a
hyperlink
in this material.
The same goes for the <CODE>,
<TT>, and <KBD> text tags
I have <CODE>embedded a
<A HREF="http://www.cbs.com">hyperlink</A>
in this</CODE> material.
I have embedded a
hyperlink in this material.
The <XMP> tag (which stands for ``eXaMPle'') is
like the <PRE> tag, except that it ignores all
HTML tags
<XMP>
I have embedded a
<A HREF="http://www.cbs.com">hyperlink</A>
in this material.
</XMP>
<![CDATA[
I have embedded a
<A HREF="http://www.cbs.com">hyperlink</A>
in this material.
]]>
The <XMP> tag may not be supported beyond HTML
3
The <PLAINTEXT> tag ignores all HTML tags for the
remainder of the file
| Chicago | 75 | Excellent |
| Indianapolis | 1254 | Good |
In the 3 tables below, the first runs the <TD></TD>
together with nothing in between, the second has one blank space in
between, and the third has the in between....
| Chicago | 75 | Excellent |
| Indianapolis | | Good |
| Chicago | 75 | Excellent |
| Indianapolis | | Good |
| Chicago | 75 | Excellent |
| Indianapolis | | Good |