Section 28
META TAGS AND SEARCH ENGINES 
     Most Search Engines scan web pages for <META Name="Description"...>
and <META Name="Keywords"...> tags between the <HEAD> and </HEAD> tags.
Adding these tags may help get your web to show up in various Search Engine
lists.  Here is an example of how to use them:
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE>Put your page title here</TITLE>
<META Name="Description" Content="Put a description of the web page here.">
<META Name="Keywords" Content="Put, keywords, here, seperate, with, commas">
</HEAD>
     You would enter a short description of your web page in the area shown
above.  The Description should be less than 200 characters long.  You would
enter Keywords seperated by commas in the other area shown above.  These
would be the words a user could enter in the Search Engine to help locate
your web page.  The list of Keywords should be less than 1000 characters.
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