Common World Wide Web Phrases
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Item |
Full Description |
Definition |
|---|---|---|
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browser |
A program used to read documents on the world wide web. | |
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URL |
Uniform Resource Locator |
The "address" of a Web-site |
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HTML |
Hyper-Text Markup Language |
The set of "tags" used to format web pages. |
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http:// |
Hyper-Text Transfer Protocol |
Request to access a hyper-text document on the world wide web. |
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Domain |
|
The name and location of the computer on which your account is located. |
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Telnet |
|
The program used to connect to another "remote" computer through your own, "local" computer. |
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Unix |
|
The "operating system" (organizational structure and set of commands) on Darkwing, a UO campus mainframe. |
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Pico |
|
A Unix document editor. |
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public_html |
|
The directory in your Darkwing account in which your Web-site resides. |
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index.html |
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The first, main page of a Web-site. |
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FTP |
File Transfer Protocol |
A program that allows you to transfer files between your "local" computer (like a PC or a Mac) to another, "remote" computer (like Darkwing). |
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