<h2>Mailing List: Subscribers</h2> 2. Delete the text between the <h2> and </h2> tags and replace it with the text you want, so it looks something like this: <h2>Subscribe to Our Newsletter!</h2> Now, Web browsers will display your new header. If you want to add a line of text below the header but above your form, insert the text between the </h2> tag and the <form name> tag that immediately follows it. Use <p> tags, like this: <p>Fill out this form to receive our very next newsletter:</p> Now, when you publish this HTML on your Web site, it will display your new header and text. Your form will look just like the one in Figure 11-13. TIP To see what your form will look like before you publish it on your Web site, paste the HTML into a text editor such as Notepad. When you've made any changes you want, save the file in text format by selecting FileSave As. The Save As dialog box appears. Give your file a name that ends with .html, and in the "Save as type" drop- down menu, select Text Document. Save the file and confirm that you want to save it in Text Only format. Next, in your Web browser, select FileOpen (if you're using Internet Explorer) or FileOpen File (if you're using Firefox). Find the file you just saved and open it. Your browser shows you the file as it will display on a Web page. If you want to make