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There are two ways to color text on the Web. One approach is to set the colors for the entire document - specified in the body tag - and the other is to set and change colors as you move through the document, using the font tag.
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This is very usefull tutorial about text font. Text font command will only work if the font you call for is loaded on the computer displaying the page.

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How to get the font face to change. I'm assuming you already know you can change font size through the use of "H" and "FONT" number commands.

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Font Size
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The <font size> tag - allowing publishers to vary font sizes, not just from page to page, but word to word - gave us one more tool to improve (or, for that matter, impair) the readability of our pages.

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Font Size, Breaks and Alignment
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This tutorial shows how to set font size, breaks and alignment.

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Fonts
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A font is a pattern of characters designed to display a character, a word, or a group of words following a particular concept or design. The characters you are reading here are displayed in a certain way. If you look at other sections of the document, you will see that their display is quite different.

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So, You Want Dynamic Fonts, Huh?
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Dynamic fonts (or PFR fonts) are font style files that download right along with the page that will use them. Think of them as an image.

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Preformatted Text
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Yes, <pre> stands for "preformatted" (not "pretentious," though that was a good guess). Preformatted text differs from regular text in two important ways: (1) It will appear in a monospaced, or fixed-width font (making it look typewritten), and (2) it will appear in the browser window exactly as you typed it, including carriage returns and spaces.

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You may type any text between the html start and end tag without any other tags and it will display in the browser as typed. The browser uses it's default text color and font to display your text. But that isn't very exciting. HTML contains a rich set of text formatting tags that you can use to manipulate the text in whatever format you can dream up.

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In this tutorial, you will learn how to: Create HTML tags and attributes; Add colors and backgrounds; Choose font sizes, faces, styles and colors; Set up links to other web pages or other web sites; Create bulleted and numbered lists; Put your pictures into your page; Create tables; Set up atributes of the table; Align and change the positions of the text and the pictures; Create forms to collect information; Use frames to put multiple pages into a single window; Save your own HTML file.

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