The html code (enter as text in Textpad replacing my name with yours, my file names etc with yours):

<html>
My name is Higgins
Here are my projects:
 <a href="applet.html">project one link to running applet</a>
 <a href="source.html">project one link to source code</a> </html>

generates the page:

My name is Higgins

Here are my projects:
project one link to running applet
project one link to source code

In campus labs, Textpad will “run” your applet – ie., launch appletviewer - without you having to create an html file. But you will still need to create this file to post your applet to the internet and have it accessible. (Remember, the .class file created by compilation of your .java file also needs to be copied a w: drive directory.) You'll need to use an htm or html file to point to your appletcode so a browser knows what to ask for and load. It must be on your w drive. That htm or html filename is the one to use (above) when you create links to your applets.
Example

<html>
<applet code =”NameGoesHere.class” height =400 width=300>
</applet></html>