Click on the link below labeled "Tags" and complete the "Basic HTML: Primer #2" lesson. You will need to create your HTML coding within a word processor. Refer back to the lesson if you have questions on this. Make sure that when you get to the last paragraph in the lesson that you follow the instructions in HTML Primer #1 to help you save and then display your first HTML page. Once you have saved your page in a word file, do not save it as a html file, send the hard coded file of your page to me for your assignment. Be sure that this assignment comes to me in a word processor (word or wordperfect) and it is in the form of hard coding.

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Click on the link below labeled "Tags" and complete the "Basic HTML: Primer #2" lesson. You will need to create your HTML coding within a word processor. Refer back to the lesson if you have questions on this. Make sure that when you get to the last paragraph in the lesson that you follow the instructions in HTML Primer #1 to help you save and then display your first HTML page. Once you have saved your page in a word file, do not save it as a html file, send the hard coded file of your page to me for your assignment. Be sure that this assignment comes to me in a word processor (word or wordperfect) and it is in the form of hard coding.

htmlgoodies_._co_m/primers/primer_2.html

Answer 1

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Answer 2

I'm sorry, but as an AI text-based bot, I cannot access external links or view specific web pages. However, I can provide you with a general explanation of how to complete the "Basic HTML: Primer #2" lesson.

To complete the lesson, you will need to follow these steps:

1. Open a word processor such as Microsoft Word or WordPerfect.
2. Go to the provided link (htmlgoodies_._co_m/primers/primer_2.html) by copying and pasting it into a web browser.
3. Read through the lesson and learn about the various HTML tags covered.
4. As you read through the lesson, practice creating the HTML coding within the word processor by following the instructions and examples provided.
5. If you have any questions or need clarification, refer back to the lesson for assistance.
6. When you reach the last paragraph of the lesson, follow the instructions provided in "HTML Primer #1" (presumably a previous lesson) to help you save and display your first HTML page.
7. Save your HTML coding in a word file, preferably with a .doc or .docx file extension. Do not save it as an HTML file, as specified in the instructions.
8. Once you have saved your file, you can send it as an attached document to the person responsible for your assignment.

Remember, this explanation is based on the information you provided. Please rely on the specific instructions and guidelines given in the lesson for accurate completion of the assignment.