Form Tutor- Lesson 5 (last one!) Well folks, that's it! For this tutorial that is. You have learned all the major `FORM` tags. There is a little more here and there, but nearly all of what you'll need to do can be done with these tags. |

Be sure to check out Table Tutor and Frames Tutor!

> Here are some excellent materials that you may want to have a look at.

> Table Tutor, Form Tutor and Frames Tutor
>   When you're past the basics and are ready to add a few high octane components to your web page, these three tutorials will take you step by step through the tags.
> The HTML Reference Library
>   An outstanding html guide and reference source in windows HELP format. (Note that you must have Internet Explorer 4 installed for this latest version of the HTML Library to work.)
> Beginner's Guide to HTML
>   A good concise guide that explains the basics very well. I keep a copy and still refer to it on occasion.

> Other outstanding HTML related web sites:
> The Web Developer's Virtual Library
> HTML Goodies
> Webmonkey
> CNET Builder.com
> The World Wide Web Consortium

> If you need stuff for your pages... ...like backgrounds, bullets, images, sounds, JavaScript or whatever, come by our Web Page Resources section. Help yourself to armloads of stuff! |

> If you would like to add a link to the Professional Web Design site, you are welcome to use the following...

> This site designed with
> a little help from:
> HTML authoring tutorials

> Just grab the above image, save it as `proweb1.gif`, and paste the following HTML code into your page...

> `<CENTER>
> <FONT SIZE=2 FACE="Arial">This site designed with<BR>
> a little help from:<BR>
> <A HREF="http://junior.apk.net/~jbarta/">
> <IMG SRC="proweb1.gif" ALT="Professional Web Design"
> WIDTH=172 HEIGHT=53 BORDER=0></A><BR>
> <I>HTML authoring tutorials</I></FONT>
> </CENTER>`

> Or if you prefer to just use the image...

> `<A HREF="http://junior.apk.net/~jbarta/">
> <IMG SRC="proweb1.gif" ALT="Professional Web Design"
> WIDTH=172 HEIGHT=53 BORDER=0></A>`

> Make sure that `proweb1.gif` is in the same directory as your page.

> (These are just suggestions. You can, of course, link any way you want or not at all. You can stand on top of a bus and point at me if you want.)

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