On the Open New File window, click New.
In the New File window, click OK.
Change to "HTML" View by clicking on "HTML" at the top left of your web page.
On the View menu, select the Resource Manager submenu.
In the Resource Manager submenu, click on HTML Property Sheet.
Type <TAB into your document. Notice how the HTML Property sheet continually updates as you type. At this point, the HTML Property sheet has narrowed down the possible tags you are going to type to the table tag.
Press the CTRL key and the ENTER key to jump to the Property Sheet.
Press ENTER to insert the TABLE tag into your document.
The text on your screen should be:
<TABLE></TABLE>
The cursor is in the <TABLE> tag.
Now using the HTML Property Sheet, enter some attributes:
Press CTRL + ENTER to jump to the Property Sheet.
In the Property Sheet, you can use the arrow keys to navigate through the different attributes of the table tag.
Use the arrow keys to navigate to the Border attribute.
Enter a value of 2 into the Border attribute.
Use the arrow keys to navigate to the next attribute you want to add to the table.
Notice how the Border attribute is automatically inserted into your web page.
You can use the technique to insert and modify any tags you want added to a web page. One of the advantages is that frequently attributes are listed that you were not aware existed. By quick and simple experimentation you can fine tune the presentation of your web page.