Link	Error
<a href="mailto myhomemail@home.net">	Missing colon after mailto. It should be: <a href="mailto:myhomemail@home.net">
<a href="mailto:myhomemail@home.net">	There is nothing wrong with this from the preparer's point of view. This is the correct syntax. Unfortunately, if you are in a lab setting like the one at my own college, conditions in the lab may prevent this from working there. It can only be tested form home in that case.
<a href="otherhome.htm">	If otherhome.htm is off your site, the complete reference needs to be there. ht should look more like this: <a href="http://www.mynet.net/myfolder/otherhome.htm">
<a href="otherpage.htm>	Missing quote after htm. This confuses the browser, since it goes looking for a quote. To correct it: <a href="otherpage.htm">
<a href="otherpage.htm"	Missing > at the end. Whole sections of text will be missing when you access it with a browser (all the text between there and the next occurrence in your sourcecode of a >) The correct link: <a href="otherpage.htm">
<a href="otheritem.exe"> or <a  href="otheritem.com">	Technically, there is nothing wrong with these in terms of code. Most browsers, when they see this, expect that the user will be downloading the file otheritem.exe and the user will get a Save As dialog box. Some places are set up so that instead of downloading the file, it expects to run the program. This could work if you know what you are doing.
<a href="music.mid">	Technically, there is nothing wrong with this. However, some browsers are not set up to work properly with Midi files. My own college is an example. Instead of playing the music, your browser will attempt to download it and NOT play it at all.