How to Customize These Web Pages for Yourself
There are two ways to view these pages.
To see the html code, open the file with Notepad.
To see how the page will appear in a Browser, open the file with Internet Explorer.
Now, you can open the file both ways and have the Notepad window and the Internet Explorer window both visible in your monitor at the same time, which is the way I like to work with them.
Then, just click into the Notepad window to change or add text or images. Once you make the changes, Save the changes and THEN click the Refresh button in Internet Explorer or from the Menubar, choose View, Refresh. You can also press the F5 function key at the top of your keyboard IF Internet Explorer is the ACTIVE window. You can make it active by clicking on it. That will cause Internet Explorer to get another copy of the file which will be the one that you have just changed and saved.
Notes about Using Notepad:
To Open Notepad, Click the Start button, then All Programs, Accessories, Notepad.
Word wrap is turned OFF by default in Notepad. That makes a line of text just run on and on so that it does not all display in the window. You will prefer having word wrap set to on. You set it for all versions of Windows except XP by choosing Edit, Word Wrap. For XP, choose Format, Word Wrap.
Also Notepad tries to default to a text file extension and only displays (by default) those files with .txt extensions. You should save any html file with .html extension or .htm extension. So when you save a file include the extension with the filename.
Once saved, when you try to open the file using Notepad, it shows only text files by default, but you can click the down arrow in the "Files of Type" box which will display a choice of "All Files" which you must choose in order to see your html files as a choice to open. It's not difficult and you will quickly figure out how to do it.