Your CHI 96 Paper Title

You should only use H1 for the title of your document.

Level 2 Heading

Level 3 Heading

Level 4 Heading

This paragraph shows some character formatting. This is a word in italics. This is a word in bold. This is a word in bold italic.

Until a paragraph end is included, all the text is combined into one paragraph. Compare the above paragraph's original text with how it is displayed to see an example. Carriage returns, extra spaces and blanks lines don't usually mean anything in HTML. So this will appear right next to this.

And this line will not appear indented or show extra spaces between the words appear and indented. This means you can use extra lines, spacing and indentation to help keep your document reasonably readable even with all the HTML tags included.

This paragraph is centered. In it is included a "Quoted" word and an & which require special characters to keep them from being interpreted as HTML commands. < and > also require special characters.

The following is a section of text using <PRE>. <PRE> maintains the line breaks and extra spaces. This is a good way to include longer quotes and some preformatted paragraphs, but keep in mind that it will be displayed as a fixed-width font (not necessarily the same as the default font used for the rest of your text). Please do not use this for your entire document.

    " In modern thought, (if not in fact)
        Nothing is that doesn't act,
    So that is reckoned wisdom which
        Describes the scratch but not the itch. "
                                     -Unknown    

The following is a horizontal rule
And this is an example of including an image:

Example of including an image

Lists

Here are some ways of using lists, including nesting one type within another.

  1. This is a numbered list
  2. This is #2 in the list
This is the typical way to end an HTML file:

Title of document / Contact author's email address