The proper format for tutorials requires four files. The first is an "index.html" file. This file is located in the subdirectory of one of the tutorial directories. 

        example:
         isip006_[1]: cd /home/proctor/cd /ftp/pub/research/isip/projects/speech/software/
         tutorials/general/html_standards/     
         html          index.html    index.html,v  
         isip006_[1]:

The second file is located in the "html" subdirectory. This file is named "title.html". This file obviously acts as the title for the tutorial. When someone wishes to view the tutorial, he or she will click a link which will point to this file.

The third file is the table of contents. This is the file that provides the menu frame on the left side of the page. It is located in the same directory as the title page. It should be labeled "toc.html". It will contain links to the body of the tutorial. Bold entries in the table of contents refer to "html" files. Plain text entries refer to "quick links" to main points of each bold entry.

The table of contents is composed of the bold entries and the plain text entries as previously mentioned. In order to use the "quick link", two tags are required. In the body page, use the tag <a name="keyword">, where keyword equals the desired name of the entry in the table of contents page. The second tag is in the "toc.html" file. Use <a href> as well as a #keyword to specify where the link will point to. 

         example: "toc.html"
            <a href="./page_01.html#introduction" target="main">
          Introduction</a>

         example: body page
          <a name="introduction">
           HTML Standards Introduction:</a>


The fourth file will be a body file. The tutorial will most likely contain several body files. These will be labeled along the lines of "page_01.html". They will be located in the same subdirectory as the title and table of contents files. Refer to Page Setup for more information on body files. 
        example:
         isip006_[1]: cd /home/proctor/cd /ftp/pub/research/isip/projects/speech/software/
         tutorials/general/html_standards/html/
         .#page_01.html  title.htm     toc.html,v  
         page_01.html    title.html,v
         page_01.html,v  toc.html  
         isip006_[1]: