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| Hyperlink | A text or graphical connection between related web pages or other sites on teh Internet. |
| Hypertext | A portion of a text document that contains programming code to link a word, graphic, or phrase to another section in a document or to a different document. |
| Inline image | A graphic file in a web page that is aligned with text using special HTML tags. |
| Java script | Scripting language adapted from Sun Microsystems' Java programming language. |
| JPEG | A grphics format capable of representing up to 16.7 million colors that is ideal for complex pictures of natural, real world scenes, including photographs, realist artwork, and paintings. |
| Linear web site | Displays web pages in a straight line. Each page would include a link to the next page. |
| Narrow web site | A web site where the home page is theindex and all other web pages are individually linked tothe home page. |
| Non-empty tag | An HTML code that requires a closing tag, example <B> </B>. |
| Ordered list | Items listed in numeric order preceded by a number. |
| RGB color code | A list of extended color names supported by web browsers. |
| Tag | HTML code which may be written in upper or lower case, are enclosed in brackets, and sometimes occur in pairs before and after the text they surround. |
| Unordered list | Each item in the list is preceded by a bullet and displays as a hanging indent. |
| Upload | To copy a file or information from your computer to another computer or server. |
| URL | A wev site's address on the Internet. |
| Web master | The person who maintains a web site. |
| Web page | A multimedia file containing HTML codes which can be stored on a web server and viewed by multiple platforms on the WWW. |
| Web Server | A special computer that contains weg pages that web users can access and view. |
| Web site | A collection of web pages linked to a common home page created for the Internet. |
| Webbed web site | Web pages with no set structure. The information does not have to read in any particular order. Users can link from one page to the next page in the order of their choice. |
| White Space | An area of empty space on a page used to aid the reader in reading the information. |
| WWW | Hypermedia system that lets you browse through related documents on the Internet through the use of hypertext links. |
