| A | B |
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| computers connected together so tha tthey can communicate with each otehr | network |
| central computer tha supplies data and resources to other computers connected to network | server |
| individual computer connected to a network | client |
| international network of millions of ocmputer networks | internet |
| information retrieval system that organizes the internet's resources in a graphical fashion | World Wide Web |
| Program used to access the Web | browser |
| set of communicaiton rules used to connect to servers on the WEB | HTTP |
| hypertext transfer protocol | http |
| basic document of Web which can combine text, video, audio and animation in graphical format | page |
| connections that allow user ot jump quickly from one page ot another page | hyperlinks |
| quickly moving from one Web page to another with click of mouse | surfing |
| top level Web page which serves as the starting point for exploring site and contains introduction to other pages | home page |
| computer language in which Web pages are written | HTML |
| hypertext markup language | html |
| Frontpage feature used to view and administer a Web site | FrontPage Explorer |
| FrontPage feature used ot create new Web pages or edit existing pages | FrontPage Editor |
| Frontpage feature used to publish a WEb page on Internet | FrontPage Personal WEb SErver |
| Programming language that can create interactive Web pages | Java |
| Address of Web page | URL |
| uniform resource locator | URL |
