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Plug-in application for web sites.
An invisible reference that allows for navigation to a particular point within a web page.
An application which allows end-users to view web pages, e.g. Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator.
JavaScript processed on the client's computer, not on the server's computer.
An application which assists in the control of information on a website.
To add visual effects, and organize, emphasize, and add structure to a document e.g. bolding. increasing font size and color, adding numbers or bullet points.
File Transfer Protocol- A set of procedures that a computer follows when moving files form one location to another.
Hyper Text Markup Language- A computer language used in the formatting on internet and intranet sites.
Hyper Text Transfer Protocol- A set of procedures that a computer must follow when transferring web pages form one location to another.
Computer language used in the formation of web sites.
Software that works within another application.
Allows the end-users to view web sites. Each web site uses a server.
A style contains formatting information, such as a specific font, background color, or border style, that can be applied to almost anything on a page, including text, paragraphs, images, and tables.
Formatting command to reference specific points in a document.
Business applications that have been redeveloped to use Internet technologies.
What You See Is What You Get. It allows you to view the formatted text rather than the code that presents the text.