About HTML Vocabulary 1.0

Requires system 7.0 or later to run, and AppleScript to print the pages (via SimpleText). This standalone document was created by Carl Bäckström (Nisseb softwares) as a help to everyone who write webpages in HTML. It contains the usual tags for special characters, text styling and lists, forms and other often used tags. I've got this information from different sites on the net, so it's not my own text all the time, even if I've rewrote most of it and translated into a hopefully understandable English. This file is a freeware, free to use for everyone, but it's not a public domain. Do not disturbe modified copies! If you find something fault in this text, or have any other comments, suggestions or whatever, please mail me instead! If you've got any help out of this file with your own page, please let me know! Me, Carl Bäckström, is not responsible for any bug in the text. Remember that not all browsers support the tags.

HTML Vocabulary was written in SimpleText and converted into this standalone document using DialogMaker 2.0, ©James W. Walker, 1996. This excellent tool is available at most ftp-sites, and creates standalone textdocument readers, free to distribute as long they're freewares. If the are sharewares, or if the author of them feel generous, mr Walker asks for a $20 shareware fee. Since I'm not very rich, and this is a freeware distributed document, I haven't paid him. Yet. If you like this help very much and want to pay me something for it, I promise that I'll send $20 to mr Walker as soon as possible!

Why HTML Vocabulary 1.0?

I always write my own pages direct in HTML using SimpleText (almost). I needed a fast and easy online help for special characters, rules about tables, and so on. I also wantes to make a little 'library' to copy to my friends, who also worked in HTML. I first wrote this in DocMaker 4.1, since I wanted a standalone library instead of SimpleText files. I didn't distributed it, since I couldn't pay the shareware. Then I suddenly found ManualMaker, and the file was released. There is much more tags available then those which are provided here. This is what I knows about, if you have other experiences, please mail me up! I wasn't sure about all available tags inside a form, so I skipped this part of the library. Maybe I'll add it in a later version. HTML Vocabulary 1.0.0 was released in 17/04/96.

Who am ”I” ?

 

I am a Swedish, sixteen years old boy named Carl Bäckström. If you want to know anything else about me, have a look at my website or send a little friendly mail. Computers isn't my most important part of the life, however, and there's a lot of things I like to do before sitting in front of the screen... But when I do, I like to write some simple things for the Mac.  There's some other stuff for the mac, HyperCard and SuperCard stacks, programs and more. Check out the website or mail me for information and free copies! You can contact me with mail or over the net to the following addresses.

 Nisseb Softwares (or Carl Bäckström, it sounds more friendly)
 Hackspettsgatan 8
 S-412 70 Göteborg
 Sweden

c-e.backstrom@mailbox.swipnet.se
http://www.geocities.com/colosseum/2662
(add /nisseb.html to visit Nisseb's website)

©1996 Carl Bäckström/Nisseb softwares. All rights reserved.