UiXML meta name keywords

Can someone please tell me how within an uiXML page I am able to generate HTML "meta name" tags such as description and keywords ?
Thanks
Brent

Ryan,
Thanks Ryan - thought it may be something as easy as that ! I keep forgetting that you can use html tags as well as ui ones.
Cheers
Brent

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> Hi, I just recently noticed there was a keyword option
in dreamweaver. I
> understand meta tags, but is there any difference in
using the meta and
> keyword
> option? Should I be using both of these? Also, should I
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> the
> value tag for inserting meta tags?
>

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