Description: "Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) is not a programming language.
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"HTML3 Manual of Style features:
Instructions for using HTML syntax and formatting tags
Annotated examples of actual Web pages
Helpful hints for designing a home page and converting existing documents
Explanations for incorporating graphics into your HTML documents
"Plus a quick reference section to look up items when you need help!"
