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| Internet | global network connecting millions of computers |
| Network | group of computers and associated devices connected by communication facilities |
| WWW | Web, most popular service on the Internet |
| Host | network server that shares resources with many people at the same time |
| Client | computer from which the host computer is accessed from |
| HTTP | protocol that enables the transfer of data from the host computer to the client |
| Web Page | used to access Web resources |
| Web Browser | software program that requests a Web page, interprets code, and displays it |
| Hyperlink | enables operator to go to another part of page or another site |
| Home page | first page; provides content and purpose |
| ISP | business that has a permanent Internet connection |
| OSP | provides members with more services than ISP |
| Braodband | transmits multiple signals, simultaneously |
| Baseband | transmits one sigal at a time |
| Plug in | extends the capability of a web browser |
| Navigation | pathway through the site |
| typography | appearance and arrangement of characters in text |
| font | all characters available in a particular style |
| typeface | design of the text characters |
| domain name | text version of an IP address |
| URL | web address |
| web address | tells the browser on which server to locate the web page |
| uploading | process of transmitting from your computer all the files that comprise web site |
| WYSIWYG | looks on the editor how it will look on the site |
| HTML | authoring language that defines structure and layout of web pages |
