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Here are some simple codes one can include in your article to give it a professional look. Below are the most common and effectively used formatting codes:

To make text bold,
italicized,
or underlined,
use the tags which follow:

 <strong>bold</strong> <em>italicize</em> <u>underline</u>
Note that the closing tag is exactly the same as the opening tag, except that it contains the / character before the tag word. All tags must be enclosed as indicated by the <, and >, characters.

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Also, these tags can be used together: bold italics  
<strong><em>bold italics</em></strong>

Note the order! First tag precedes modified text, and second tag follows modified text.

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To insert an internet address making a piece of text a hot link - Taft College Distance Learning Home

<a href="http://www.taftcollege.edu/dl/index.html">Taft
College Distance Learning Home</a>

Do not forget that closing tag when hot linking a URL or internet address.

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To start a paragraph section use <p>Paragraph of stuff</p>

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To force a line break within a paragraph use <br />

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To use a horizontal line to break up sections  <hr />

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BlockQuotes. To quote someone else's text so that it is indented from your own text, use the blockquote tags.

This text is blockquoted.

<blockquote>This text is blockquoted</blockquote>