<HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE>A Few Additional HTML Styles</TITLE> </HEAD> <BODY BACKGROUND="/samples/images/backgrnd.gif" BGCOLOR="FFFFFF"> <TABLE> <TR> <TD><IMG SRC="/samples/images/SPACE.gif" ALIGN="top" ALT=" "></TD> <TD><A HREF="/samples/IMAGES/html_mh.map"><IMG SRC="/SAMPLES/images/html_mh.gif" ismap BORDER=0 ALIGN="top" ALT=" "></A></TD> </TR> <tr> <TD><IMG SRC="/samples/images/SPACE.gif" ALIGN="top" ALT=" "></TD> <TD><HR> <BODY> <H1>A Few Additional HTML Styles</H1> <P> The PreFormatted style, which is named <PRE> in HTML, is used to display a block of text in a fixed-width font. One of its main uses has been to put things in a table format. <PRE> R1C1 R1C2 R1C3 R2C1 R2C2 R2C3 </PRE> <P> <TT>The Typewriter style, which is named <TT> in HTML, displays text in a fixed-width typewriter font.</TT> <P> <SAMP>The Sample style, which is named <SAMP> in HTML, displays text in a monospaced style.</SAMP> <P> The Address style, which is named <ADDRESS> in HTML, is usually used at the start or end of a document and displays text in an italic format. <ADDRESS> Box 211 </ADDRESS> <ADDRESS> 1212 Third Ave. </ADDRESS> <ADDRESS> Someplace XX </ADDRESS> <P> The Definition List, named <DL> in HTML, is used to display a term and its definition. <DL> <DT>First Term <DD>Term Definition <DT>Second Term <DD>Term Definiton </DL> <P> </td> </tr> </TABLE> </BODY> </HTML>