For other search engines see below.
These lines work with the Webcrawler:
These lines work with Infoseek:
These lines work with Lycos:
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< FORM method=POST action="http://magellan.mckinley.com:8080/mckinley-cgi/iopcode.pl"> < INPUT type="text" name="query" size=30 value=""> < input type="submit" value=" Magellan Search "> < /FORM>
< HTML > < TITLE > This is John Doe's fun and fittness page</TITLE> < BODY bgcolor= "white"> < center > < A HREF="http://www.The URL that you Want to go to" border="0" > < /A >< img src="doe.gif"> < HR > You can E-Mail me at < A HREF="mailto:Your user name@bayarea.net" > The Doe's < /A > These are some of my favorite links: < A HREF="/cgi-bin/htimage/~Your User Name/The name of your map.map" > < IMG BORDER=0 SRC="The name of your picture map.gif" ISMAP > < /A > < P > < FORM METHOD=GET ACTION="http://search.yahoo.com/bin/search"> < INPUT SIZE=30 NAME=p><INPUT TYPE="submit" VALUE=" Yahoo! Search "> < /FORM> < P > < a href="http://www.usatoday.com" > USA Today < /a > < EMBED SRC="The Name of the midi file.mid" WIDTH="135" HEIGHT="32"> < img src="/cgi-bin/Count.cgi?negate=T&dd=A|df=webdemo"> < /center < /BODY> < /HTML> I have taken the liberty to use <P> tags. I used these tags earlier without introducing them. These tags allow you to start a new paragraph. This means, it advances the curser down one line and it also adds one blank line.
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