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The link you are going to establish must be placed between two BODY-tags. If you want to have several links it might be a good idea for you to have an empty line between your links. You can put in an empty line by putting a <P> at the end of each link. That creates an empty line after the link.
The HTML code for a link to the Stockholm Daily newspaper Dagens Nyheter looks like this:
<A HREF="http://www.dn.se">Dagens Nyheter</A>
It would look a lot better if you could put in an illustration too. And you can easily do so.
Start by creating a sub-directory for your pictures and illustrations. It is important that you place these in a sub-directory to the directory where your web page (.htm) is located.
Ltsīs say that you save your graphics in c:/HTML/image, and your web page is located in c:/HTML.
Your illustration (which you took from Dagens Nyheter while visiting there last night!) is called dn.gif. You put it in c:/HTML/image.
Now in order for your illustration to get into the Web page you have to add:
<IMG SRC="image/dn.gif">
and then an empty line:
<P>.
The finished HTML-link ought to look like this now:
<A HREF="http://www.dn.se">Dagens Nyheter</A><IMG SRC="image/dn.gif"><P>