A browser.
HTML
HTML basically tells the computer what to do. it does this by using codes embedded in the <> To start out an HTML command you have to type <HTML> to end an HTML command you have to type the same command as the first, but put a / in front of the command </HTML>. other than that its basically English, if you want to title you page, you type <title>. Example: <HTML> <Title>Basic Webpage</Title> <body> <p> Hello World, this is a basic webpage using HTML </p> </body> </HTML>
You don't access HTML as such. You code it and run it. Open Notepad. Type in <html>hello</html>. Go to save, change the type to all. Name your page index.htm somewhere on your computer. Save it. Now go to the location and click on the webpage. You've just 'accessed' and coded HTML.
You can create HTML in microsoft notepad, but a good option is Dreamweaver.
I'll tell you: it is HTML, CSS, JS, SWF and perhaps JAVA.
Yes you can put a clipart picture on a HTML web page as a link Yes , you can put a clipart picture on an HTML webpage without it being shown as a link by this code: <IMG SRC="whatever you name your picture .and whatever the type of file it is"> For the type of files here are some examples: .jpg, .gif, .wif etc.
You can create any type of pages using HTML because html is a language used to create web pages for display in browser. And you can also create a static page by using HTML.
Text and Images. File types: .html, .php, .html, .shtm, .txt, .png, .jpeg, .jpg, .rtf, .doc, .js, etc. Any type of file can be on the web.
open web page, press ctrl+s, in save as type select webpage complete. It will create one html file & one folder of same name. Some formatting of webpage may be distorted offline, but most of the stuff retains..
It is a program that can generate HTML for you, without you needing to know what HTML is and how to use it. So you can type out your text and say what size and colour you want it and the generator will create the HTML code to do that for you. Dreamwaver is a very well known piece of software that can generate HTML for you.
You can use anything for a simple text editor like Notepad, through to specialised web site designer software, like Dreamweaver.
Pretty much, just to make it easier and faster for the web designer to create a web page, or a web network without having to type millions of lines of HTML code, but with most web design software, you can still edited the HTML code if you can't figure out how to do something. I suggest FrontPage. FrontPage provides WYSIWYG formatting along with HTML editing, and page preview. I use it a lot. WYSIWYG is What You See Is What You Get. In other words, it means being able to edit your page while previewing it at the same time.