Select the first letter of the word from the list above to
jump to appropriate section of the glossary. If the term you are
looking for starts with a digit or symbol, choose the '#' link.
- AVI File
- Type of video file. Similar to the MPEG.
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- Backround Color
- Color or tiled image creating a visual backround for Web
pages
- Body
- HTML tag used to enclose the body(all text and tags) of
the HTML document
- Browser
- A program used to view HTML documents and navigate the
World Wide Web
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- Checkboxes
- Used in forms to make it possible to select one or more
non-exclusive options in a list
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- Domain
- The name for a company, organization, or individual's
Internet connection
- Download
- To transfer a file from another computer to your computer
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- E-Mail(Electronic Mail)
- A communication system that allows you to send an
electronic "letter" to one or more recipients
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- Firewall
- Protective computer system providing security for an
internal network.
- Form
- HTML documents designed with fill-in text boxes, lists of
options, and other elements that allow the user of the
form to send information back to the Web Server.
- Frame
- HTML markup that creates split-window, independent
displays in a Web browser. Frames contain Web pages.
- Freeware
- Software that is distributed at no cost to the user.
- FrontPage
- Web publishing software (Integrated HTML editor and
personal web server) from Microsoft
- FTP(File Transfer Protocol)
- The primary method for accessing files via the Internet
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- GIF
- A popular type of image format
- Graphical Browser
- A program used to view formatted HTML documents and to
navigate the World Wide Web. Graphical browsers display
inline images and display text in various type styles.
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- Head
- The HTML tag used to enclose the beginning elements in
the HTML document, including the title
- Hexadecimal
- Base-16 numbering system, used in specifying proportions
of red, green, and blue for colors in Web pages
- Home Page
- The first HTML document that you intend for people to see
at your Web site
- HTML(Hypertext Markup Language)
- The coding scheme used to format text for use on the
World Wide Web(version 3.2 is current)
- HTTP(Hypertext Transport Protocol)
- The transmission standard used to send HTML documents
across the World Wide Web
- Hypertext
- An interlinked document structure that allows you to jump
freely from one topic or document to another
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- Internet
- The general term used to describe the worldwide network
of computers and services encompassing some 20-40 million
computer users and dozens of information systems
including e-mail, Gopher, FTP, and the World Wide Web
- Internet Access Fees
- Costs charge by Internet access providers to connect to
the internet. This price can be around $10-$20 for
unlimited access.
- Internet Service Provider
- A company that sells connections to the Internet to other
companies and individuals
- Internet Explorer
- A popular graphical browser from Microsoft
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- Java
- Programming language for crating active content in Web
pages
- JPEG(JPG)
- A popular type of image file format
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- Link
- The text or graphic used in an HTML document to jump from
one document to another
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- Menu
- An on-screen display that lists available choices
- MIME(Multi-Purpose Internet Mail)
- Documents that combine text, graphics, sound, movies, or
other media
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- Netscape
- A popular commercial graphical browser
- Network Administrator
- The person responsible for maintaining a network and
assisting it's users
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- Operating System
- A master control program for a computer. ex. DOS, UNIX,
Win95
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- Path Name
- The place where a file is stored on a computer
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- Radio Button
- Used in forms to make it possible to select one exlusive
option in a list
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- Searchable Index
- Indexes of World Wide Web documents that, when queried,
will search to find pages matching your specification. Yahoo is a popular index
- Sound Board
- Hardware used to play sound files on computers
- Submit
- To send a completed form to a Web server
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- Tag
- The HTML codes used to specify text styles, links,
graphics, and other HTML elements.
- Text fields
- Form elements that allow users to insert a single line of
text
- Title
- The HTML tag used to give each HTML document a title
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- URL(Uniform Resource Locator)
- The standard used to identify files on the Internet and
World Wide Web using the type of server, the host name of
the computer that the file is on, and the complete path
or the file
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- Video Board
- Hardware used to play movie files on computers
- Visual Basic
- Microsoft's interpreted programming language, often used
to create active content in web pages
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- WAV
- A popular sound file format used primarily by
Windows-based computers
- Web Server
- The hardware and software used to store and deliver HTML
documents for use on the World Wide Web
- Web Site
- A person or company's collection of HTML documents on a
Web Server. A single Web server may contain one or more
web sites
- World Wide Web(WWW)
- An internet service that links multimedia documents
together using hypertext
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