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How to Make a Web Page
How to Learn HTML
How to Align Text in a Web Page
How to Center Text in HTML
How to Make Columns on a Web Page
How to Change Font Size in HTML
How to Underline Text in HTML
How to Add an Accented A Character to a Web Page
How to Add an Accented E Character to a Web Page
How to Add Copyright Symbols to a Web Page
How to Add a Horizontal Line to a Web Page
How to Add a Link to a Web Page
How to Add an E-mail Link With a Subject Line to a Web Page
How to Add a Background Color to a Web Page
How to Add a Background Image to a Web Page
How to Download a Picture From the Internet
How to Re-Size a Picture With a Paint Program
How to Add a Picture to a Web Page
How to Add or Remove an Image Border in a Web Page
How to Put a Thumbnail Photo on a Web Page
How to Write an HTML Hyperlink
How to Add a Counter to a Web Page
How to Add Streaming Audio to a Web Page
How to Add the Date & Time to a Web Page
How to Create a Site Map for a Web Page
How to Convert Microsoft Word Documents to HTML
How to Create a Simple Form for a Web Page
How to Choose a Web Design Application
Summary: The copyright symbol in HTML for Web pages is created by using the codes found at Websource.net. Add copyright symbols when creating a Web site with tips from a software developer in this free video on Web design and the Internet.
Luis Estrada has a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science. He specializes in developing web sites and web applications. Estrada has been designing and creating websites for more than 8...read more
"Hello, my name is Luis Estrada, and I am a software developer. In this clip, I will show you how to add copyright symbols to a web page. Go back to our coded character table at websource.net. The first two characters in the table are the copyright and the registered mark symbols. Go to the page source and write ampersand copy semicolon, and ampersand reg semicolon. Save the file and refresh the page on your browser. You may also want to use the trademark symbol. Remember that all coded symbols start with ampersand and end with semicolon. Just type number 153; go back to your browser and refresh. I am Luis Estrada, and I have just shown you how to create web pages using HTML."
eHow Article: How to Add Copyright Symbols to a Web Page
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