Introduction to Composer
Basic Web Page Elements
Preparing a Web Page
Composer Tool Bars
Creating Your Page
- Opening Composer
- Establishing Page Properties
- Adding Text
- Inserting Graphics
- Organizing Information
- Creating Links
Publishing Your Page
Clip Art
Teaching Guide
Introduction
to Composer
Step 4: Creating Your Page
Getting Ready
- There are handouts and a diskette for this part of the tutorial.
- Handouts can be printed from the following Acrobat Reader .pdf files.
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Page Outline **
Step 4 Directions (Text Only) **
Clip Art List **
Step 5 Directions (Text Only) **
**Use the Netscape Back button to return to this page.
- Although the MAC and PC menus, tool bars, and dialogue (task) boxes look different, they function in the same way. You will find the same commands in both platforms.
- The Menu below can be used for directions with visual references. You can keep this page open while you are working in Composer by minimizing it. The text only handout will be your main guide.
- Before you open Composer, insert your diskette into the computer and create a folder called "web page."
Creating Your Page Menu
| 1. Opening Composer | 4. Inserting Graphics |
| 2. Establishing Page Properties | 5. Organizing Information |
| 3. Adding Text-General | 6. Creating Links |
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