To access Composer, click on "Window" in the menu bar at the top of the browser window, then select "Composer."

1. Click on "Edit," then "Preferences." 
2. Click on "Composer" in the menu on the left-hand side of the dialog box. 
3. Make sure the only boxes checked are "Retain original source formatting" and "Maintain table layout when inserting or deleting cells."
   

1. Click "File" in the menu bar at the top of the Composer window, then click on "Save As."
   
2. Enter your page title (NOTE: This is the title that will appear in the bar at the top of the browser)
3. Enter your file name (index.html if this is the first page of your Web site; for additional pages, pick a file name with NO blank spaces, such as page1.html or pageone.html).

1. Click on "Image" in the Composer tool bar.
   
2. Click on "Choose File" and select the image file (Important! If you have to change directories to locate the image, then the image will probably not work when you publish your files.  Stop NOW and move the file or files to the directory where you have saved your Web page files!)
3. Type a brief description in the "Alternate Text" box.
   

1. Click on "Format" on the Menu Bar, and then select "Page Colors and Background." 
2. Select "Use Custom Colors." 
3. Click on the color box next to the item whose color you wish to change (you can change default text colors, link colors, or background colors), and select the desired colors from the chart.  To use a background image instead of a background color, type in the file name (or URL) of the background image.

1. Type the text you want people to "click" on
2. Highlight the text by moving your cursor across the text while holding down your left mouse button
3. Click on the "Link" icon.
4. In the dialog box that appears, type in the complete URL (Uniform Resource Locator, or Internet address), including the protocol (usually "http://").
5. Click "OK." 

1. First, you will need to "name" the area to which you will link.  To do this, move your cursor to the location where you wish to link to, click on "Insert" and then "Named Anchor" in the tool bar.
2. Enter a name (keep the name brief, with no spaces or special characters).   The image of an anchor that appears in the page you inserted a target will not appear on your actual page on the Web; it is simply a  reminder to you that you have inserted a target in that location. 
3. Go to where you want to link from and type in the desired text (for instance, you might want to create a table of contents at the top of your page with headings that designate specific sections of your page, such as "introduction" or "conclusion."  Highlight the text, click on "Link" in the tool bar, and type in the target name preceded by the # symbol, for instance, #introduction or #conclusion, or you may click on the down arrow to locate the target names.