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daemon defined

• of a server (or `` daemon '') and a resolver library . A name
• httpd The http d (HTTP daemon ) is the daemon running on the Web
• Web server http daemon
• need to add a SLIP/PPP daemon to your PC that makes and maintains the
• commonly used SLIP/PPP daemon is WINSOCK. It's available via anonymous
• client/server daemon Web server Detail: A network server

• URLs: RFC 823 The DARPA Internet Gateway Yahoo! page of gateways
• Control Protocol, Darpa Internet Program Protocol Specifications

• . W3E References: datagram A datagram is a single packet of
• References: datagram A datagram is a single packet of information

• management system ( DBMS ). Current popular database systems

• for new software. debugger Detail: Commercial software producers
• Source code debugger Detail: In today's market, large group
• . W3E References: Unix debugger compiler Detail: GNU Tools refers to
• run the gamut from debugger s and program language compiler s to a
• GDB is a source-level debugger . GZIP GZIP is a file compressor

• much cheaper than a dedicated line .

• PKZIP PKZIP is the de facto standard software compression program.
• companies and is now a de facto Internet standard . URLs: RFC 1094 NFS
• is nevertheless the de facto standard on the Internet . Both rely

• character for the left delimiter , e.g. ldelim="[" for a
• . The default is no delimiter . RDELIM An entity name or character
• for the right delimiter , e.g. rdelim="}" or
• . The default is no delimiter . LABELS The presence of this
• Specifies the delimiter to appear on the left of an
• tag is used as the delimiter for the entire left side of a
• Specifies the delimiter to appear on the right of an
• tag is used as the delimiter for the entire right side of a

• of 8. Its use is deprecated ! Attributes: ID An SGML identifier

• formally defines a descriptive markup language. A descriptive
• markup language. A descriptive markup language is one that uses
• as a form of " descriptive markup "-- meaning that it
• Use physical and descriptive markup tags sparingly, for emphasis

• (client) on their desktop while heavy work requested by the
• a client, generally a desktop computer, requests services from a
• from word processor or desktop publishing programs to HTML . When
• produced with desktop applications into the general markup
• back into the native desktop publishing scheme. URLs: Integrated
• on a computer " desktop " for a file folder or an icon. It
• tool bar. On a crowded desktop screen , sometimes less is more.
• Computer) A PC is a desktop computer. In its basic form, its
• can download to her desktop . PCs, Macintoshes, and UNIX files end
• on the average user's desktop ). Most Internet servers are members of
• keeps time on your desktop . The real-time clock runs from a
• tool. The success of desktop publishing systems has reduced troff's
• files from one of your desktop machine's hard disks or other drives),
• information from any desktop computer, at any place in the world.
• graphics programs, and desktop publishing as well. WYSIWYG is

• W3E References: dial-up account service provider SLIP (Serial
• W3E References: dial-up account PPP/SLIP Print References: The

• within directories. directory path A directory path specifies the
• directory path A directory path specifies the location of a file
• W3E References: directory path A common use of a hierarchical
• and any additional directory path designations. When a relative
• the default value). directory path -This is where the desired Web
• file:/// drive ID | directory path / filename Notice the three
• when specifying the directory path , use forward slashes to

• hierarchical structure directory structure Detail: HTML documents
• tree to plan out a directory structure for an FTP or Web site will
• W3E References: UNIX directory structure Detail: A pathname in DOS
• of your test Web 's directory structure , and works much the same
• page, and to build a directory structure that's easy to use and

• Domain Name Services (DNS) keeps track of the names associated with
• using its name, DNS automatically directs you to the computer
• implementation of a DNS server using a system developed at the
• use. W3E References: DNS Detail: From the comp.protocols.tcp-ip
• server 's hostname, DNS alias , or IP address as it would appear in
• Domain Name System ( DNS ). W3E References: domain name address

• . W3E References: document tree Detail: Document root is also an
• document tree example A PC Windows file
• management utility document tree Click here to return to the
• here to return to the document tree page.
• W3E References: document tree hierarchical structure tree

• underneath a given document root . For an example of a directory
• designing a Web site . document root

• Request for Comment document that governs current definitions of
• of a more lengthy document . For example, abstracts exist for
• Asked Questions document for AFS. AFS Beginners Guide Getting
• user can jump from one document to another. The term document is used
• to another. The term document is used loosely here, as an anchor can
• a link to a text document , sound, graphic image or movie. Along
• initially find an HTML document intimidating when viewing it as a text
• of anyone reading this document . The simplicity of HTML has enhanced
• can create an HTML document to promote a favorite hobby, a
• Where will the document reside? Anyone who wishes to publish
• the Web must store the document on a server . Universities often have
• and the content of the document .
• graphics within a document would include attributes specifying
• then convert the Word document to an HTML Web page . URLs WWW
• the portion of an HTML document page layout between the header and the
• not to put in an HTML document . Guides to Writing HTML Documents A
• the content of the Web document to the screen . There are two major
• element in an HTML document . URLs: Beginner's Guide to HTML The
• Version 3.0 document . HTML FAQ Print Resources: HTML for
• want to include in a document , but which are not available on a
• from an online HTML document about character entities. HTML
• the image to another document . Follow the rest of the instructions
• Markup Language ) document . The link will contain information to
• the life cycle of a document or program. Such a system monitors its
• The syntax of HTML document s is specified by the document type
• search for and document different resources. Some may catalog
• added to the text of a document to represent its structure and
• document tree A document tree is the structure
• document tree A document tree is the structure of all files and
• underneath a given document root . For an example of a directory
• display. Using a document tree to plan out a directory structure
• your Web site A document tree is a handy tool to use when
• designing a Web site . document root
• Document Root The document root is the base
• Document Root The document root is the base directory of a Web
• parent directories. A document root should not be the main root
• of a drive. A document root should be at least one
• For example, the document root of the HTML for Dummies Web site
• to any parents of that document root is one method of security on a
• . W3E References: document tree Detail: Document root is also an
• document tree Detail: Document root is also an environmental variable
• outside of the defined document root are ignored and refused by the
• server . For example: Document Root /www/docs/ might be a document
• Document HEAD The HEAD of an HTML document is
• The HEAD of an HTML document is an unordered collection of
• about the document . Browsers and other programs can use
• to track and index the document . URLs: HTML Archive HTML
• may appear in a document HEAD: BASE (optional) The BASE element
• allows the URL of the document itself to be recorded in situations in
• in which the document may be read out of context. URLs
• URLs within the document may be in a "partial" form
• the browser that the document is an index document . In addition to
• document is an index document . In addition to reading it, the
• between the document and some other object. Typical uses
• buttons, include a document banner, or reference a style sheet
• the look of the document . META (optional) The META element
• catalogue specialized document meta-information. A recent use for the
• marks a range of the document for highlighting regions of the
• regions of the document matching some search criteria, or
• (required) Every HTML document must contain a title element . The
• window displaying the document . In contrast with headings, titles
• in the text of a document itself. While there is no specific
• document structure Within HTML , document
• Within HTML , document structure refers to the methods used
• Document Management System Document management
• Management System Document management systems help manage and
• of information. URLs: Document Management Guide Detailed explanation
• explanation of document s and document management. Document
• document management. Document Management A listing of different
• different commercial document management systems. W3E References:
• W3E References: document LAN Detail: With a document management
• LAN Detail: With a document management system, businesses can
• process, the use of document management systems is growing in
• Document Annotation Document annotation
• Document Annotation Document annotation involves liberally
• code contained in the document . In HTML , this can be done using the
• the Web that defines document annotation" to an HTML document ,
• to an HTML document , it might look like this: <!--The
• the Web that defines document annotation.--> Do not use any
• will interpret the document annotation syntax above correctly. It
• etiquette to document programs and Web pages . Aside from
• document tree example A PC Windows file
• management utility document tree Click here to return to the
• here to return to the document tree page.
• DTD ( Document Type Definition) A document type
• Type Definition) A document type definition is a formal statement
• /HTML> identify the document type to a SGML- sensitive program.
• 2 specification The Document Type Definition for HTML 2.0. Print
• of the formatted document and is the usual output of TeX .
• when creating a HTML document . HTML CGI Perl Detail: An ASCII text
• to retrieve a document from a WWW server are caused by three
• allowed access to the document requested. Not Found 404: The
• 404: The particular document has either been moved to another
• Documents MIME RFC Document 1341 Detail: File extensions are
• of objects from a document . URLs: Word Processor Filters, etc.
• the rewriting of a document in Web format. Filtered elements may
• integrity of the new document . Filters are included in numerous
• included in the HTML document .
• descriptions of the document 's properties, and additional
• identifying a document as HTML . None of this information is
• within the head of the document , and may not contain anchors,
• only one TITLE in any document . <Hn>...</Hn> Headings
• structure of a HTML document , from H1, the highest and most
• division of a document into sections. DIVISIONS elements <
• page is the top-level document that you see on a Website for a person
• the presentation of a document . When you create a home page with
• also lets you change document elements such as font, paragraph
• having to change the document itself. It is possible to translate
• you want to do in your document and choose the corresponding element .
• the URL into your document and the editor takes care of the
• 3.0 HTML3 Document Type Definition HTML Quick Reference
• HTML at the time the document is requested. This process is handled
• Markup Language Document Type Definition. Document Type
• Type Definition. Document Type Definition is a specific markup
• to the way in which a document page is structured. In its most basic
• TITLE >Title of Document </TITLE> </HEAD> < BODY
• connection between one document and another. A hyperlink can be text
• location of the same document (top of page) another document on the
• (top of page) another document on the same Web server (WWWE front
• front desk) another document on any other Web server (IMPACT Online
• link to another document or resource on the Internet . foobar
• above line in a Web document would look like: foobar . However,
• Hypertext Document Hypertext is a method of organizing
• both within a single document and across other documents. Users can
• information in an HTML document . Following a link in one document can
• a link in one document can produce text that contains another
• for Comments (RFC) document series, and for administration of the
• of instances of SGML Document Type Definitions (DTDs), such as HTML
• the intermediate document Building Phase - developing various
• for the source document which specifies mappings to replace
• implicit source document tags, and --toolsets for
• to the source document to produce an explicitly marked-up
• explicitly marked-up document --inputting that document to a
• --inputting that document to a specific-to-general translator to
• general marked-up document --inputting that document to a
• --inputting that document to a general-to-specific translator to
• to produce the target document . ICA is an environment for UNIX
• ) of the original document . Some typefaces and formats are not
• location, action or document indicated by that area of the image
• between one HTML document and another. Inter-document links may
• Intra-document Intra- document is used to describe a jump or link to
• opposed to outside the document . Some authors prefer to design Web
• locations within one document . Others prefer to design mult ip le
• sections of the FAQ document from the newsgroup comp.dcom.isdn,
• the words written in a document loaded to a server will be read the
• which is called a Document Type Definition, or DTD . The DTD can
• the syntax of an HTML document . Why conform? Using HTML in a way
• was created to ensure document owners that their message would be the
• set within a Web document , simply use character or numeric
• process. This document outlines the steps necessary. W3E
• WWW hyperlink from one document to another. W3E References: hyperlink
• significant word in a document used in content-based search utilities
• to retrieve specific document references. Often knowbots are used to
• of characters in a Web document . Character highlights such as bold
• the structure of a document . But rather as highlights and
• found in a plain text document or in certain types of books such as
• in a hypertext document . W3E Reference: hypertext Detail:
• in other parts of the document . The content of a hypertext document
• to another on the same document , or even to other linked documents,
• of the hypertext document . This associative method of
• "top" of the document , or the "Home" page , from
• element which links a document with another resource on the Internet
• list is used in this document . When URLs are listed in this
• While they change a document 's physical appearance, logical tags
• are located in the document . URLs: Lynx Ithaca College ACCS Quick
• length on the current document . Use "Q" to exit Lynx.
• into another document . Why Netscape is Still the Favorite
• Metalanguage ML This document describes the metalanguage ML in
• format for Framemaker document s. Framemaker is a document
• it gets a program or a document out of the way, without actually
• minimized program or document , you simply click on its image and
• each interlinked Web document should serve a specific purpose, and
• from one hypertext document to another by clicking on hyperlinks.
• formatted hypertext document viewed on Mosaic would send the user
• integrated WYSIWYG document creation.
• inside an HTML document . Numeric entities are similar to
• from an online HTML document about character entities. HTML
• ) of the original document . There are certain typefaces and
• Detail: Every document returned by a server is tagged with a
• how to display the document . If the client program cannot
• delivery of such a document . URLs: NICS Technology FAQ Answers to
• a Web Page, is an HTML document . A Page can be as simple as a block
• by retrieving the document or resource for the hit.
• a server and a HTML document viewed on a browser is simple, albeit
• will include a document to instruct you in the process.
• the location of a document on the Internet . Each type of
• from Java , Inc., this document also provides information to those
• s/he were to open the document in another format, the centering would
• process of serving a document to the Web in a "What You See Is
• to save a preformated document in a way that will allow it to retain
• print" these document s in the Portable Document Format (PDF
• uses the current document 's URL to follow relative link 's
• the size of a HTML document .
• the contents of a document , image or other file as a display or
• link when viewing a document through Mosaic , the server will send
• in a word processing document to end a paragraph. On the Web you may
• is concerned with a document's structure , RTF is geared toward
• the format of a document . So while HTML uses commands to
• commands to mark a document 's font size, typeface, and style.
• they get to a new Web document , they examine and catalog its
• It is a dynamic document mechanism. The benefit of using server
• an alternate dynamic document mechanism. URLs: An Exploration of
• . A standard html document can contain an image that gets updated
• be replaced inside the document each time a new image is pushed. The
• or classes or kinds of document s) and document instances (where a
• (where a kind of document is implemented with its own unique
• . W3E References: Document Type Definition (DTD) HTML markup
• to describe what a document's structure and function are, rather
• than forcing that document to behave in certain ways (as is the
• the contents of a document . In fact, SGML identifies each part
• each part of a document by its purpose and role. SGML does not
• strategy for document preparation--a strategy that's become
• and build individual document instances conforming to those
• to promote electronic document interchange between itself and its
• specifies formal Document Type Definitions ( DTD s) for
• up the content of a document . This added information serves two
• is what makes SGML's document definition capabilities so
• should describe a document's structure and other attributes
• heart of an SGML-based document is its governing Document Type
• definitions for a document , which can then be used to create
• used to create actual document instances (which supply content that's
• and organization of a document thoroughly, without necessarily
• so long as the document 's governing DTD is available to
• definitions for the document 's structural and organizational
• to permit the same document to be presented in a variety of ways,
• to adopt SGML as the document description technology driving their
• also supports rigorous document definitions and descriptions, it is
• (to make sure a document conforms entirely to its governing DTD
• also permits the same document to be used to create a variety of
• A specification is a document that describes the essential technical
• the links in one html document to access another document. The spider
• is information in a document that doesn't change. Even when the
• information into the document , the static content remains constant.
• constant. An HTML document has static content in its formatting.
• W3E References: HTML document Detail: Static content is the opposite
• information within a document that is variable and changeable.
• the layout of the document is created. Use of a superstructure in
• URLs: Sysadmin This document provides insight into the types of
• your text in an HTML document . W3E References: HTML markup tag
• within the text of a document . W3E References: heading HTML Tags -
• Detail: Every HTML document must contain a TITLE element . In fact
• the minimal HTML 3.0 document consists of the TITLE element alone.
• the contents of the document in a global context, and may appear
• window displaying the document . Titles should be descriptive as
• copy the HTML document and the graphic, and then redefine
• addition, there is a document explaining transparent GIFs available
• to another, as when a document produced on a word processor is
• . Transformation of a document from one governing DTD to another DTD
• Conversion of a document to Web format ( Webification ) can
• strategy based on document analysis. Such an analysis requires a
• description of each document structure . For HTML , this is best
• (one-to-one), many document element s onto one (many-to-one), or
• a HTML 3.0 document into HTML 2.0.
• W3E References: document tree hierarchical structure tree
• Subject Tree This document was created for BUBL by Oren Stone at
• - Within an HTML document , hyperlinks can actually point to
• near the bottom of a document will display the last full screen of
• to the end of the HTML document . All in all, the most important thing
• Web Consortium, this document defines addressing terms and links to
• produced this document , it works with the global community
• post , or even an HTML document . URLs: UUEncode/UUDecode utilities A
• HTML refers to an HTML document that has been passed through an HTML
• uses of HTML in a document . Upon passing, the server presents
• or some other kind of document . Because indi vi dual components get
• management system document management system source code
• for a Web server a document that contains other documents, would
• W3E References: document HTML web site Print References: HTML
• and returns the document that the client requested. URLs: HTTP
• a standard linear document to a hypertext web of small documents
• Adobe Acrobat Portable Document Format (PDF) formats. This process can
• is the blank area in a document . Using white space helps prevent
• programmer reference document for the MIT implementation of Scheme
• a part of basic HTML document layout and structure. URLs: For an
• personal method of document navigation (by following hyperlinks in
• size of any single document and its graphics below 50K. Keep
• at the bottom of a document , or contained on a contact or help
• part of an Web document . The easiest way to explain this
• to it in an HTML document , and viewing it through a browser ),
• and returns a new document . The Web gains this ability through
• just Form) is the HTML document viewed in a browser that requests
• and create a new HTML document to send back to the browser . The
• section below. In this document , we show you what form tags look like
• how to write an HTML document that contains form fields. We also
• block is used in a document : Name: Gender: M F Comment: Creating
• Comment: Creating the document side of a Fill-In Form is a simple
• service or file type. Document Authoring Remember your content and
• a status line, where document request information is displayed as
• interfere with Web document requests. Stop it! Once a page begins
• button to reload the document from the cache. Use the history list
• Bold <BANNER> Document Banner <BASE> Document Base <
• Banner <BASE> Document Base <BELOW> Math Line Below <
• Big Print <BODY> Document Body <BODYTEXT> Body Text <
• List <DIV> Document Divisions <DL> Definition Lists
• Form <H*> Document Headings <HEAD> Heading <
• Rule <HTML> Main document head <I> Italics <IMG>
• List Item <LINK> Document Link <MATH> Mathematics <
• RANGE> Range of a Document? <RIGHT> Math Box Right <
• plain text . An HTML document consists of two types of text: content
• the structure of the document . Inside an HTML document , the tags
• . Inside an HTML document , the tags are set off by < and >
• the structure of a Web document . The DTD for HTML has been in
• cause an error and the document is displayed using the remaining
• the browser to halt document display or even may cause the browser
• this results in poor document display or even browser lock-up. As
• Beyond HTML 2.0 Basic Document Structure An HTML document must follow
• Structure An HTML document must follow strict structural rules in
• tags, creating a HTML document is simple. Before you rush into coding
• your first HTML document . Start a new document with the basic
• document . Start a new document with the basic document structure as
• Comments To document HTML design, techniques, etc. <!--
• ignored by browser Document Structure Basic document layout and
• Structure Basic document layout and linkage structures <
• out an entire HTML document <HEAD> ... </HEAD> Head
• Head Blocks out a document head <BODY> ... <BODY>
• Body Blocks out a document 's body <BASE> Base Indicates
• Indicates complete document URL , establishes location context for
• Isindex Indicates that document support CGI script for searches <
• between current document and other documents <NEXTID>
• <NEXTID> Next document Indicates the "next"
• the "next" document that follows current, to permit HTML
• to be chained together Document Headings Supply document title and
• Headings Supply document title and heading levels, provide
• that labels entire document <H1> Level 1 head First-level
• s to anchor or another document , or create anchor point for another
• Elements Control document appearance, add elements <
• information for document <BLOCKQUOTE> ... <
• image into a document , with alternate text, clickable map
• element sequences in document content <LI> List item Within a
• location within the document to act as a destination for a
• within a single HTML document . An anchor of this type is called an
• tags in that document ). Context: <A> ... </A>
• a section of an HTML document where contact information such as
• top or bottom of the document . It is standard practice to place the
• at the end of any document , to supply author contact information
• /HEAD> of an HTML document , and provides the URL basis for
• within the body of the document . Attributes: HREF=" URL " The
• URL for the current document is required here. Context: <BASE>
• > ... </BODY> document body Definition: The < BODY > ..
• the body of an HTML document . It is an explicit structure tag that
• < BODY >This document has a fairly thin body.</BODY>
• This document has a fairly thin body.
• information within a document body . Example: <CODE> 10 x=1<
• be found in a related document , like a glossary.
• returned as a new HTML document to the sender for further display or
• ... </HEAD> Document head block Definition: This tag
• the head of an HTML document which is an unordered collection of
• information about the document , such as: title base URL index
• at the head of an HTML document , for strictly interpreted HTML. Even
• output, other than a document title , it remains an important
• ... </HTML> Main document head Definition: These tag s should
• enclose an entire HTML document , to label it's SGML document type
• to label it's SGML document type definition as HTML . Attributes:
• Topic: <ISINDEX> Document is indexed Definition: <ISINDEX>
• but any kind of document with large numbers of terms or details
• that links the current document to other documents or URL resources.
• other document versions, document tree hierarchy, and
• tags in that document ). METHODS="method1,method2
• versions of the document in which the < LINK > occurs.
• layouts in an HTML document . Context: <PRE> ... </PRE>
• ... </TITLE> Document title Definition: Encloses the title
• the title for an HTML document , which usually appears in the title
• screen . Every HTML document must contain a title to conform to
• display within an HTML document , but rather on the title bar of the
• each and every HTML document you write. Because many Web crawlers
• the value of your Web document in two ways. First, it will give
• the source of your document . Second, you will be able to include
• and re-working of the document . Example: <!-- This is an example
• <NEXTID> Next document Definition: This is an obsoleted tag ,
• the "next" document that follows current, to permit HTML
• Locator for the next document in the series. Context: <NEXTID>
• human reader) what document comes next in this series, if any.
• identify specialized document meta-information. Such as expiration
• to process the document . NAME="text" specifies the name
• information about your document . Example: <HEAD> <META
• and most other document elements. Attributes: ID An SGML
• scope of the current document . This attribute supersedes the "
• the scope of this document . HREF The HREF attribute implies that
• for the linked document designated by the HREF attribute . It
• A link from document A to document B with REV=relation
• used to identify the document 's author, either the author's email
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . Context: <ABBREV> is legal
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . Context: <ACRONYM> is legal
• for the current document , and typically placed at the top or
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . CLEAR This attribute is common to
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . Context: <AU> is legal within:
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . Context: <B> is legal within:
• Topic: <BANNER> Document Banner Definition: The BANNER element
• with the rest of the document . It provides an alternative to using
• > element in the document head to reference an externally
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . Context: <BANNER> is legal
• Topic: <BASE> Document Base Definition: The BASE element
• allows the URL of the document itself to be recorded in situations in
• in which the document may be read out of context. URLs
• used to retrieve the document . Attributes: HREF The HREF attribute
• scope of the current document . Context: <BASE> is legal
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . Context: <BIG> is legal within
• Topic: < BODY > Document Body Definition: Encloses the section
• the section of an HTML document where context and layout information
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . BACKGROUND This can be used to
• tile to cover the document background . This provides a way of
• the main body of a document from the < ADDRESS >, header or
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . CLEAR This attribute is common to
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . CLEAR When text flows around a
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . Context: <BT> is legal within:
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . ALIGN Headings are usually rendered
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . Context: <CITE> is legal
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . Context: <CODE> is legal
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . Context: <CREDIT> is legal
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . CLEAR This attribute is common to
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . Context: <DEL> is legal within
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . Context: <DFN> is legal within
• Topic: <DIV> Document Divisions Definition: The DIV element
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . ALIGN The ALIGN attribute can be
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . CLEAR This attribute is common to
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . CLEAR This attribute is common to
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . Context: <EM> is legal within:
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . CLEAR When there is already a figure
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . Context: <FN> is legal within:
• as part of an HTML document . The user fills in the form and then
• the URL for the document itself is assumed. The way data is
• Topic: <H*> Document Headings Definition: HTML defines six
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . ALIGN Headings are usually rendered
• the beginning of the document and incremented after each header
• the head of an HTML document which is an unordered collection of
• information about the document , such as: title base URL index
• scope of the current document . CLASS This a space separated list of
• the scope of this document . CLEAR This attribute is common to
• < HTML > Main document head Definition: This tag encloses an
• an entire HTML document defining it as the proper MIME type.
• resource name for the document (optional) ROLE An optional space
• define the role this document plays, e.g. table of contents. The
• the scope of this document . Context: < HTML > is legal
• tags around an HTML document . However, it is legal to omit them.
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . Context: <I> is legal within:
• graphics) into an HTML document . Attributes: ID An SGML identifier
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . SRC (Source) The SRC attribute
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . TYPE Defines the type of the field
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . Context: <INS> is legal within
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . Context: <KBD> is legal within
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . Context: <LANG> is legal
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . Context: <LH> is legal within:
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . CLEAR This attribute is common to
• Topic: < LINK > Document Link Definition: The < LINK >
• between the document and some other object. A document may
• some other object. A document may have any number of < LINK >
• A link from document A to document B with REV=relation
• used to identify the document 's author, either the author's email
• scope of the current document . CLASS This a space separated list of
• HEAD element to embed document meta-information not defined by other
• cataloging specialized document meta-information. Although it is
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . CLEAR This attribute is common to
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . CLEAR This attribute is common to
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . DISABLED When present, the option
• figure in a subsequent document incur only the penalty of downloading
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . ALIGN Paragraphs are usually
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . Context: <PERSON> is legal
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . CLEAR This attribute is common to
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . Context: <Q> is legal within:
• Search Range withina Document Definition: The RANGE element is used
• to mark a range of the document , for example for highlighting regions
• regions of the document matching some search criteria, or
• for an element in the document body . It identifies the start of the
• for an element in the document body . It identifies the end of the
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . Context: <S> is legal within:
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . Context: <SAMP> is legal
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . NAME The formal name of the menu
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . Context: <SMALL> is legal
• scope of the current document . Context: <SPOT> is legal
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . Context: <STRONG> is legal
• the content of an HTML document . This specification overrides any
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . ALIGN Subscripts and superscripts
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . ALIGN Subscripts and superscripts
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . Context: <T> is legal within:
• is the rest of the document . INDENT Specifies the number of en
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . CLEAR When there is a figure or
• STYLE element in the document head . Subclassing tables, rows and
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . COLSPAN The number of columns
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . COLSPAN The number of columns
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . NAME The formal name of the field
• Definition: Every HTML document must contain a TITLE element . The
• the contents of the document in a global context, and may be used
• window displaying the document . Unlike headings, titles are not
• within the head of the document , and may not contain anchors,
• be one TITLE in any document . The length of titles is unlimited,
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . ALIGN The ALIGN attribute can be
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . Context: <TT> is legal within:
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . Context: <U> is legal within:
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . CLEAR This attribute is common to
• scope of the current document . LANG This is one of the ISO standard
• the scope of this document . Context: <VAR> is legal within

• Rule <HTML> Main document head <I> Italics <IMG>
• Head Blocks out a document head <BODY> ... <BODY>
• ... </HEAD> Document head block Definition: This tag
• ... </HTML> Main document head Definition: These tag s should
• > element in the document head to reference an externally
• < HTML > Main document head Definition: This tag encloses an
• STYLE element in the document head . Subclassing tables, rows and

• is concerned with a document's structure , RTF is geared toward
• to describe what a document's structure and function are, rather
• should describe a document's structure and other attributes
• description of each document structure . For HTML , this is best
• Beyond HTML 2.0 Basic Document Structure An HTML document must follow
• ignored by browser Document Structure Basic document layout and

• management system document management system source code

• of Defense ( DoD ). ARPA pursues high risk research ideas to
• those ideas into new DoD capabilities ETO The Electronics Technology
• to insure that DoD has the technologies needed for the future.
• bases to assure DoD access to critical Defense-related
• Office and the DoD Inspector General on audit activities, and
• of Defense ( DoD ) method of creating and maintaining an
• being refined by the DoD , other organizations have begun to
• information about the DoD 's move toward more efficient methods of
• efficient manner. The DoD recognized that enormous amounts of time
• of Defense ( DoD ), for instance , mandates that all
• Support) is a DoD initiative to promote electronic document

• Protocols Explains domain names country-codes A complete listing
• and specification of domain names Concepts and facilities of domain
• and facilities of domain names Net/DNS Tools This site allows you
• IANA assures that domain names , Internet Protocol network
• (see the entry on domain names for more information on this

• of computer, such as DOS , Windows , or Macintosh. URLs: GVU's Third
• Multi-media DOS RAM Windows Detail: Today's technology is
• The PC program DOS utilized this method of user input, called
• the back slashes for a DOS path , c :\ internet \ web \ html \file.
• it links the user to DOS . MS-DOS is a Character-Oriented or Command
• (ISBN: 1-55615-546-8). DOS for Dummies, 2d ed. Dan Gookin. IDG Books
• Detail: A pathname in DOS will specify the drive, directory,
• PGP is available in DOS and Windows (WinPGP) as well as Macintosh
• a powerful shareware DOS / OS/2 file compression utility that
• anonymous FTP from: (DOS, OS/2) gr5*, gd2* (DOS,Windows) *.zoo (VAX
• DOS, OS/2) gr5*, gd2* (DOS,Windows) *.zoo (VAX VMS port) HWGRCS*
• Examples of DOS archive extensions are: .arc, .arj, .lbr,
• W3E References: DOS (Disk Operating System) OS (Operating
• would be a letter for DOS , or the volume name for Macintosh, NetWare
• (for Windows and DOS) UUdecoders for the Mac What and How of
• (for Windows and DOS) UUdecoders for the Mac What and How of
• W3E References: DOS (Disk Operating System) GUI (Graphical User
• abound (for DOS , Windows , Macintosh, etc.) but are not as
• Page Contains info for DOS , Windows , MAC and UNIX . Creating
• for TransWeb a DOS graphics program Aaron G's Projects A
• ".htm" (for DOS and Windows 3.x) or ". html "
• get a directory from a DOS prompt type: <KBD>dir</KBD>
• get a directory from a DOS prompt type: dir This file is an example

• type definition ( DTD ). The description of each tag within the
• of each tag within the DTD includes the content model, the elements
• tag may appear. The DTD reference for the definition list tag <
• entities to HTML 2.0 DTD . Many times external entities are created
• entities. HTML 2.0 DTD The WWW Consortium's documentation on the
• documentation on the DTD s for HTML 2.0 W3E References: HTML tags
• in the current DTD standard , but by using them you will be
• WWW server HTTP HTML DTD HTML-on-the-fly RTF editor Print References
• HTML DTD HTML DTD stands for Hypertext Markup
• HTML DTD HTML DTD stands for Hypertext Markup Language
• elements in HTML 2.0 DTD Lists all the elements (vocabulary) used in
• used in HTML 2.0 DTD The Hierarchy of the HTML 3.0 DTD A
• of the HTML 3.0 DTD A technical example of HTML 3.0 DTD A
• example of HTML 3.0 DTD A Beginner's Guide to HTML Exactly what it
• HTML is an SGML DTD . DTD applies SGML to the markup of certain
• and an instance . DTD is the prologue section of the
• Type Definition, or DTD . The DTD can be used along with any
• W3E References: DTD ISO Latin-1 SGML TeX
• Type Definition (DTD) HTML markup Detail: SGML is an
• Type Definitions ( DTD s) for technical manuals in the required
• Type Definition, or DTD . A DTD lays out the structural elements
• the framework of the DTD ). This is why SGML is often described as a
• document 's governing DTD is available to provide definitions for the
• purpose book-oriented DTD for publication use. the Air Transport
• developed the DocBook DTD specifically for computer software manuals
• defined an SAE J2008 DTD for electronic interchange of diagnostic
• to its governing DTD ), it also permits the same document to be
• from one governing DTD to another DTD can involve significant
• is best served by a DTD . The transformation process mapping one
• . W3E References: DTD HTML SGML Detail: The HTML Validation
• choose one of three DTD s (Level 2 for HTML 2.0, Level 3 for the
• for the Netscape DTD ), choose either strict or standard
• icon indicates which DTD was applied, as shown in the valid HTML
• HTML 2.0 The 2.0 DTD is by no means the final word on HTML
• be included in the 3.0 DTD , and the delays involved in approving 2.0,
• a Web document . The DTD for HTML has been in development and
• daily. The HTML 2.0 DTD is the current standard that browsers
• is at least HTML 2.0 DTD compliant . If you use a browser that
• any of them. HTML 2.0 DTD markup tags Beyond HTML 2.0 Basic Document
• according to HTML 2.0 DTD closing tag </P> is optional Lists
• HTML Tags HTML 2.0 DTD tag s in alphabetical order. Please select
• currently in the 2.0 DTD , however it did appear in early versions
• of the 2.0 proposed DTD . Attributes: None. Context: <DFN> ..
• style/usage: The DTD for this tag defines it's use to signify
• currently in the 2.0 DTD , however it did appear in early versions
• of the 2.0 proposed DTD . Warning : only a few browsers can render
• Features HTML 2.0 DTD compliant The absolute minimum HTML
• This is fixed by the DTD as the string "-// W3 O//DTD W3 HTML 3
• and the local DTD is not extensible. Attributes: NAME Used to
• whether or not the DTD includes anything about it. HTTP header
• in the HTML 3.0 DTD Context: <STYLE> is legal within: <

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