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Notice that each FUNCTION (example the ANCHOR 

   (<a href="file-name">CLICK</> )

has a certain specific format. In the above case (the
simplest way to link to the file is to move it into the
directory where the HTML page is and then just list
it internally) -- look at the SOURCE of this file

-- you can see the source of ANY web page (unless
   it's author *blocks* it).  Under VIEW, enter C (for
   SOURCE).  It's often helpful to see the web page 
in a browser screen, and the source in a notepad screen
side-by-side.

There are some very good tutorials on-line for html. Actually,
since i'm a bit of a techie techie i just use a few things 
over and over. The more complicated things like TABLE and
CSS (cascading style sheets) are a lot tricker to debug and/or
to get them to work the way that you want.

escape sequences are using things like &lt; for <
                                   and &gt; for >


<font>   

FONT is used to change colour, size, and type-face as required


p  this is an example of an alternate FACE

[]  and colour/size combos
hi

There are more powerful (and more complicated) ways to do 
things, but i usually only learn one or more new tricks
at a time.

-- Good luck,
Frank.