1. Character highlighting
2. Headings
3. Fonts
4. Lists
5. Inline images
6. Special characters
7. Address text

11. Preformated text
12. Blockquote text
13. Centered text
14. Tables
15. Sound
16. Execute a Second Demo
17. Edit this file

Character Highlighting

• Bold Text
  
• Italicized Text
  
• Underlined Text
  
• Emphasized Text
  
• Strong Text
  
• Code Text
  
• Citation Text
  
• Keyboard Text
  
• Sample Text
  
• Teletype Text
  
• Variable Element Text
  
• Bold and Italicized Text
  

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Headings

• Heading 1

• Heading 2

• Heading 3

• Heading 4

• Heading 5

• Heading 6

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Fonts

Font control (Face names, color, size) may be achieved by setting VCL properties or through the use of tags in the HTML document.

• Font Faces
  • Times New Roman
  • Arial
  • ñ¸(6 (WingDings)
• Font Sizes 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
• FONT COLORS
• Subscripts and Superscripts
  • H₂SO₄
  • R² = X² + Y²

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Lists

Ordered List

1. Line 1
2. Line 2

Unordered List

• Line 1
• Line 2

Definition List

Term 1

Term 1's definition

Term 2

Term 2's definition

Directory List (looks just like unordered list)

Menu List (looks just like unordered list)

Lists can be nested in various ways

1. First Item
   • First Sub Item
     • First Sub Sub Item
     • Second Sub Sub Item
   • Second Sub Item
2. Second Item

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Inline images

Book Browser supports .BMP, .GIF, JPG and .PNG images.

Images may contain hotspots too. Transparent backgrounds are also supported.

Special Characters

In an HTML document, some characters must be specially entered.

• The characters <, >, &, and " have special significance in the HTML language. They can be entered as &lt;, &gt;, &amp;, and &quot; respectively. (Note the semicolon in the syntax).
• Non keyboard characters may be entered in the form &#NNN; where NNN is the decimal number representing the character. For instance, the © copyright symbol may be entered as &169; (&copy; also works).
• Some characters in the Latin entity set also have special symbols by which they may be entered. For example, A with a grave accent, À, is entered as &Agrave;.

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Address Text

Preformated Text

This is preformated text, <pre>.  Multiple spaces    and
carriage returns are recognized.  Preformated text won't
wrap.  It can have hot spots too.

Blockquote Text

This is blockquote text. It is used to indicate text quoted from another source. Here it is rendered as indented plain text.

Centered Text

Here is a line of centered text.

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Tables

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