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                 <MARQUEE DIRECTION = "Right" BEHAVIOUR="SLIDE" SCROLLAMOUNT=10>

                 Touchpad
                 </MARQUEE>
                 </FONT>
                 <MARQUEE DIRECTION = "Left" BEHAVIOUR="ALTERNATE" SCROLLAMOUNT=10>
                 <IMG SRC = "plane.png" WIDTH = "400" HEIGHT = "400">
                 </MARQUEE>
                 </BODY>

                 </HTML>
                 The output of the preceding code is shown:

























                                                                Output
                 Clickipedia



                   The <MARQUEE> tag was added by Microsoft and is not supported by all the web browsers.


                     LINKING WEB PAGES

                 A website is a collection of web pages which are interlinked with each other and contains related
                 information. These web pages are linked with the help of a feature of HTML called hyperlink.
                 A hyperlink is generally an underlined text which when clicked will take you to another web page.
                 Generally, hyperlinks are seen in blue colour. Images can also be used as hyperlink. When mouse

                 is hovered over it, the mouse pointer changes to hand shape.
                 HTML allows us to create two types of linking which are:
                      Interlinking: The process of linking a particular section of the same web page is called
                      interlinking. In this case, the hyperlink and the linked section appears on the same web
                      page. Hence, interlinking is also known as internal linking.

                      Intralinking: The process of linking a web page to another web page of the same website
                      or another website is called intralinking. It is also known as external linking.


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