To make an HTML file, you first create a file as you would any other, entering your text and including the appropriate HTML codes. (Basic code descriptions appear below.)
If you are using RCS, you can use your favorite text editor, such as emacs or vi, to create your file; if you are using a personal computer, you can use any word processor. You just have to make sure to save the file as ASCII or text and to name the file with a .html extension (for example, file.html). Some older systems may require .htm as the extension.
The most basic way to make an HTML file, or to add HTML codes to your existing file, is to add the codes by hand. (There are other ways to add codes to your file, namely using various software filters or HTML editors. See section 5.)
If you want your work to appear in RPInfo, in most cases you will have to move your work to RCS (unless you are supporting your own WWW server), or do your work right in RCS.