Give your page a title.

(Use a font size of +4 and align center.  Both can be found under the format menu.)

Make a table of contents.  (Links will be explained later in the page.)
    The items in the table of contents should be list items (pull down menu (says normal) under new and
    open icons) and have a +1 font (pull down menu under copy icon).
    Make the list a bulleted list.  (Fifth icon from the right end next to the A's.)

• Description of Physical Processes
• Comparison of model implementations
• Critical evaluation
• Model Comparison

Description of Physical Processes

Highlight the section title and click the target button.

(Repeat these last two steps for each section.)

Then fill in the info you have...

Yady, yady, yada...
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Comparison of model implementations

Critical evaluation

Model comparison

Make the references section.
    html references:
        author, organization, date: title. web address

    articles:
        author, date: title. journal. pages
 

Include:
    Your name (names)
    Date this page was made
    HTML of this page
 

Now to make links:
    Go back to the table of contents you made.
    Highlight the first section title in the table.
    Click on the link button.
    A pop up menu comes up.
    Look for the big box that says something about link to named target in current document.
    In that box click the section title that corresponds to the section you highlighted in the table.
    Click on OK.
    Congratulations.  You now have an in-page link!!  (Sorry, getting a little excited.)
     Do this for each table listing.

Click here to return to the main modeling page.

Delete everything from this page you don't need.
 
Now save your page.

Remember, this is just a general format.  Feel free to add to it anything you feel would enhance the page.

Any questions email me or ask me in class.