| A | B |
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| XHTML | Latest reformulation that combines a language to organize and a language to format data |
| Non-Disclosure Act | Legally binding contract between two parties saying you will not reveal any information |
| Trade Secret | Intellectual propety that must remain private |
| Licensing | The legally authorized use of another person's property |
| Tags | Pieces of text enclosed in wickets that provide insttuctions to applications such as a browser |
| Strict | A flavor of XHTML that does not allow the use of deprecated tags |
| DTD | The most important part of an XML document because it provides the rules for tags |
| XML | A language used to describe the data on a Web page |
| HTML | A language that is used to format elements on a web page |
| validation | The process of checking a page to see if rules of the language have been followed |
| Hyperlinks | Instructions in a text file that call another location or file with a click of a mouse |
| SGML | A metalanguage that is complex and difficult to learn |
| Create and document | Step in project cycle where you determine the audience of your web page |
| Obtain input from stakeholders | Step in project cycle where you conduct a survey |
| Manage the site | Step in project cycle where you test links |
| Publish the site | Step in the project cycle where you need to know IP address and storage requirements of the server |
| When a copyright begins | When the idea is in a "hard copy form" |
