Desktop (Laptop) Users
                        If you are on a desktop (laptop), by all probability you 
                        already have everything you'll need.
                    
Editor
                        Just go ahead and use any of your default editors like 
                        Notepad, Wordpad or NEdit.
                        
                        For extra convenience, you can get a professional JavaScript 
                        editor like Web Expression (free), 
                        NetBeans (free), Dream Weaver or 
                        Coffee Cup.                        
                    
Notepad++ Text Editor:
However, Notepad++ is a free editor that covers a lot of languages.Follow this link to get Notepad++, or just do a google search for "Notepad++".
To start up Notepad++, click Start and do a search for Notepad++.
Saving and Displaying HTML Files
                         
                        Click on File, Save As;
                        Make sure the extension (end) is .html
.
                        Click on Run, Launch in **your preferred browser** 
                        to see the page in a browser.
                    
                        Tip: Make a special folder for web files, preferably 
                        on your desktop or in your documents folder for easy access.
                        
                    
                        Right-click a free area on your desktop and from the menu that comes 
                        up select New, Folder. Name it Using Maths.
                    
If you did not get the chance to change the New Folder name before it registered, just right-click on the folder and select Rename.
Browser
                        More likely than not you are viewing this page on a browser.
                        So you are good and ready.
                        However, for best views, we recommend Mozilla Firefox,
                        Google's Chrome, or Opera.
                        
                    
Note: Windows and Apple users, your factory browsers (Edge and Safari respectively), do just fine too!
To View Web Pages
                        On your desktop, double-click on your Using Maths folder; you should 
                        find your even_numbers.html file.
                        Double-click on it to view it on your default browser - or right-click on the 
                        file and select Open with to use a specific browser. 
                    
Mobile (Phone) Users
                        If you are on a mobile device, you'll need the following:
                    
Editor
                        An editor like QuickEdit, anWriter 
                        or any other word editor.
                        Just check your device App-Store
                        (like Google's Play Store).
                        
                        We recommend QuickEdit for its simplicity 
                        and ease of use.
                    
                        Tip: Make a special folder for web files, preferably 
                        on your desktop or in your documents folder for easy access.
                        
                    
Enter your device File Manager; with the view in All files, select a storage location (Phone or SD-Card) and tap on options -likely an ellipsis (...)- at the top of your screen.
Browser
                        More likely than not you are viewing this page on a browser.
                        So you are good and ready.
                        However, for best views, we recommend Mozilla Firefox,
                        Google's Chrome, or Opera Mini.
                        
                    
Note: Windows and Apple users, your factory browsers (Edge and Safari respectively) do just fine too!
Notice: Our colour coding follows that of Microsoft's WebMatrix.
PC Images
How to find Notepad++
                Notepad++
                How to Save in Notepad++
                        
                Special Folder
                
                        Plus: You could still get a professional editor for
                        JavaScript if you want to.
                    
Mobile Editors
QuickEdit Portrait View
                QuickEdit Portrait with Text
                anWriter Portrait View
                anWriter Portrait with Text
                File Explorer