The first Web pages were
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Strictly hypertext with no multimedia content
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Designed to simulate printed pages using HTML's table tools
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The first true multimedia documents to be published on the Internet
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Viewable only with proprietary Microsoft software
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Explanation
Early web pages were purely hypertext - text with links - without multimedia content. The first web browsers (like WorldWideWeb and Mosaic) displayed only text and basic formatting. Images, audio, video, and interactive content came later as browser capabilities expanded. HTML tables were added later for layout, and the web was never limited to Microsoft software.