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Thanks, falkencreative, you were right. The three files I had created by copy/paste were actually named whatever.html.hlml. I changed them back to .html, and the links now work. Thanks for helping a Rank Beginner.

I am following the Beginners Video #10 at 8 minutes. I created my links and copied them per directions. They look like links and act like links, but when I click on them I get the "Internet Explorer Cannot Display the Webpage" error message. Here is what my code looks like. I've named my files slightly differently than the video speaker has named his, but I've triple checked my file names and they are correct: <li><a href="ProductList.html">Products</a></li> <li><a href="CSS.html">CSS</a></li> <li><a href="Tables.html">Tables Tutorial</a></li> All of my files created during this course are on my desktop on my PC running Windows XP. How does the browser know to look on my desktop for the pages that I've tried to link? I didn't give any instructions in my coding about where the files were. Can anyone point out what I'm missing? Thanks!

Thanks, falkencreative, that worked great. Rank Beginner

I am following the Beginners videos, and completing the steps as the speaker completes them. As instructed, I copied and pasted my original page three times and "renamed" them tables.html, CSS.html and productlist.html. Now, I am supposed to edit them to remove the content but keep the html tags. How do I do that? The speaker said he did it "offline," so I didn't get to watch. I tried View, Source. I can see my html code, but cannot edit it. I tried Tools, Developer Tools, Html tab and the "edit" button. I can change the code temporarily, but do not seem to be able to save it after editing it. The "save" appears to work, but when I close the file and re-open it, my edits are not there. I tried File, "Edit with Microsoft Word," but that didn't work at all. I'm using a PC running Windows XP. Someone said to use a "text editor," but that's only for a Mac, correct? Any help will be greatly appreciated. I've been stuck at this point in the course for three days by this problem.