This is a fort exercise, produced by MSnotepad(check this out in Start-Run-msnotepad).

Here are the formats used and shown

1. charset: iso-8859-1

2. font face: Comic Sans MS; Arial narrow; Times New Roman;

3. font size: basefont=3; font size=4; big(size=3+1); small(size=3-1);

4. font colour: whole page is in purple (#CC00EE). This is in cyan.

5. font style: Bold; italic; strike-out; underline; ^superscript; _subscript; typewriter; blink;

6. font line separation:

   no break: These lines of text are displayed in a single line. Here inside are always displayed in 1 single line. Here inside are always in 1 single line no matter how many things I put into here. You can try it and see see!!!

   single line break: this 2 lines of text is originally a single line
   but it is now separated into two lines with single line spacing

   double line break: This 2 lines of textis origianlly a single line

   but it is now separated into two lines/paragraphs with double line spacing.

7. text line alignment:

   This is lift aligned.

   This is center aligned.

   This is right aligned.

   This is left-right justified/justified text. It makes the text looked much more comfotable. Usually in books, magazines and newspapers, the text are prined in columns. May be two columns in each page or more than two columns in each page. And inside each column, the text in every line of every paragraph are left=right justified. Do you agree?

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