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| <center> <IMG SRC = "s_blue.gif" HEIGHT=35 WIDTH=60> <IMG SRC = "h_blue.gif" HEIGHT=35 WIDTH=60> <IMG SRC = "o_blue.gif" HEIGHT=35 WIDTH=60> <IMG SRC = "r_blue.gif" HEIGHT=35 WIDTH=60> <IMG SRC = "t_blue.gif" HEIGHT=35 WIDTH=60> </center><BR><BR> |
Here, in the second example, we double the normal height of the letter (70) by changing it to 140. This makes for tall letters as opposed to short ones in the last example. Notice that "HEIGHT=140" and that the width of each letter remains the same. |
| <center> <IMG SRC = "t_blue.gif" HEIGHT=140 WIDTH=60> <IMG SRC = "a_blue.gif" HEIGHT=140 WIDTH=60> <IMG SRC = "l_blue.gif" HEIGHT=140 WIDTH=60> <IMG SRC = "l_blue.gif" HEIGHT=140 WIDTH=60> </center><BR><BR> |