Bucky's Virtual Notebook -- Page One

signifies a line break
signifies a paragraph break
<center>centers the text.
gives a stronger verbal emphasis for use in speech browsers
stands for "emphasis" and can be verbal or visual emphasis, depending on the context. Visually, it usually shows as italics.
<blockquote>
This tag set, interestingly enough, does just exactly what it says. It creates a block quote on the page. Unlike the paragraph set, this indents the entire block. (Actually, I'm not yet sure of the exact difference between the two, but I think that's it.)
<hr> creates a visual hard break or line.
It does not require a closing tag.
stands for underline. It is rarely used as it tends to look like a link.
bold, of course!
This tag set has some added attributes. I can change the color or the size! If I feel really creative, I can change color, size, and font!
If I don't want to change the font formally, I can use <big> to make text bigger or to make text smaller
To show that something is no longer available, for instance, I can use the <strike> tag ~~to strike out a line~~
Of course, no page would be complete without a few _subscripts and ^superscripts in it.
If I want to give someone information about the page author, I use the <address>
to create an italicized section about me!
finally, <h> is the header tag. Examples of levels one and three are shown above.

Above are the special characters to show the right and left brackets & the non-breaking space character.