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Mac/OS defined

• OS (Operating System) Mac/OS Print References: Que's Computer and

• Web was introduced. MacWeb , a web browser that has received
• further versions of MacWeb . The EINet project is now owned by the
• info on WinWeb and MacWeb . W3E References: : MacWeb WAIS WinWeb
• . W3E References: : MacWeb WAIS WinWeb
• function as Netscape , MacWeb , or Mosaic (or any other Web browser )
• Web Browser MacWeb Detail: Win Web is configured to work
• Einet, the creators of MacWeb . WinWeb supports forms , downloads text

• W3E References: e-mail mail server mailing list majordomo Detail:
• listserv mailing list mail server Detail: The difference between
• periodically poll the mail server to check for new mail. Mail
• W3E References: mail server e-mail Detail: The RFCs that

• object BIX Turbo-C++ mailing list
• of these groups has a mailing list of members who have voluntarily
• e-mail mail server mailing list majordomo Detail: Listserv acts as
• to all members on the mailing list , thereby facilitating
• to join a listserv mailing list . However, some mailing lists are
• your request to the mailing list owner, who then decides whether or
• of a special interest mailing list . Unlike today's listserv
• segments of the mailing list 's constituency, they are all
• database file for each mailing list ; all messages from the mailing
• all messages from the mailing list are archived and retrievable by
• your box from this mailing list , then listserv is ideal. However,
• After you decide which mailing list you would like to subscribe to
• to subscribe to a mailing list will probably look something like
• e-mail address of the mailing list , which is where you will send all
• person who maintains a mailing list , making sure all the addresses
• References: listserv mailing list mail server Detail: The difference
• lists within their mailing list . The main difference between the
• circulates on a mailing list or newsgroup. A few messages a day
• on newsgroup and mailing list postings. URLs: Netiquette Home
• posted to the mailing list and newsgroup are available on the
• archive of the mailing list of the HTML working group of the
• forwarded by a mailing list . Detail: Software programs scan

• to that charge, maintenance costs ($50.00/year) are assessed
• mail system is on the maintenance side. Print Resources E-mail
• control, and easier maintenance .
• for Web software maintenance , and ensuring that the latest
• design and computer maintenance company based in Austin, TX. For
• but require more maintenance . Example: <A HREF="wwwe

• server mailing list majordomo Detail: Listserv acts as a
• include Listserv, Majordomo and ListProcessor. Mailing lists
• References: listserv majordomo BITNET Detail: BITNET , an academic

• Korn shell . URLs sh man page UNIX (BDSI) manual page for the Bourne
• man page UNIX (BDSI) manual page for the Bourne shell (sh) Bourne

• and compares it to the map file . If your coordinates match one of the
• References: CGI GIF map file Print References: The Foundations of

• to the Hypertext Markup Language , which is a very simple
• and </body> markup tags. URLs Yahoo's Page Design and
• URLs: HyperText Markup Language Specification The initial draft
• your HTML ( Hypertext Markup Language ) document . The link will
• URLs: HyperText Markup Language Specification Version 3.0
• of HTML ( hypertext markup language ), the formatting language used
• Standard Generalized Markup Language term which indicates what other
• indicates what other markup tags are legal within the context of a
• context of a specific markup element . For example, if you include an
• HTML logical markup physical markup SGML Print References:
• markup physical markup SGML Print References: Foundations of
• Descriptive Markup Descriptive markup is the use of special
• Markup Descriptive markup is the use of special elements added to
• constitute descriptive markup , and tell a browser that the text
• the HTML ( Hypertext Markup Language ) file. The user is able to
• (Standard Generalized Markup Language) The more general "
• programming languages, markup languages or alternate text formats.
• or processing ( markup ). In the first two instances, encoded
• in HTML ( Hypertext Markup Language ) which is fairly simple to use
• ( Standard Generalized Markup Language ). SGML is a text formatting
• a large variety of markup languages. HTML is a specific
• Assistant, and Live Markup . There is a wide variety in the types
• HTML HTML ( HyperText Markup Language ) is the markup language used
• is a subset of another markup language , SGML . For a tutorial and
• to URLs HyperText Markup Language Specification 3.0 HTML3
• stands for Hypertext Markup Language Document Type Definition.
• is a specific markup language that is written using SGML (
• ( Standard Generalized Markup Language ). URLs: HTML as an Application
• References: HTML SGML markup markup language Print References: The
• HTML SGML markup markup language Print References: The HTML
• applies SGML to the markup of certain documents. " Markup
• documents. " Markup " is the term used for the process
• data characters and markup . The markup describes the structure of
• and markup . The markup describes the structure of the text and
• the following HTML markup tag : <A HREF=" url ">
• HTML HyperText Markup Language is a language for writing
• into the general markup scheme, or that translates the general
• translates the general markup scheme back into the native desktop
• intermediate general markup scheme. The process requires three
• out as a General Markup Language ; it originated at IBM in the
• Standard Generalized Markup Language . Even such things as the
• hyperlink HTML markup
• Tags A list tag is a markup tag of HTML . There are two list types
• HTML logical markup physical markup Print References: HTML
• markup physical markup Print References: HTML Manual of Style .
• logical markup The two types of HTML character tags are
• are either logical markup or physical markup . Logical tag s are
• markup or physical markup . Logical tag s are intended to indicate
• HTML list element markup language physical markup SGML Print
• language physical markup SGML Print References: The World Wide
• markup language A markup language is a way of
• markup language A markup language is a way of describing how a
• Thus printers use markup to show where different typefaces will
• formatted. In the WWW, markup languages enable users from a variety of
• text . The standard markup language used is HTML ( Hypertext Markup
• is HTML ( Hypertext Markup Language), a derivative of SGML (
• encoding logical markup physical markup HTML SGML
• markup physical markup HTML SGML
• W3E References: HTML markup Detail: This is an example of nesting:
• Physical Markup Physical markup is an HTML tag used to
• Markup Physical markup is an HTML tag used to designate the
• PRE> are physical markup .
• Procedural markup Procedural markup describes the
• markup Procedural markup describes the formatting techniques
• This type of markup is software specific, and can not be
• URLs: HTML+ (Hypertext markup language) Information about HTML from
• Detail: Procedural Markup describes the commands used to format
• missing. This type of markup is the opposite of HTML ( Hypertext
• W3E References: HTML markup markup language
• HTML markup markup language
• W3E References: HTML markup markup language Detail: RTF was
• HTML markup markup language Detail: RTF was developed by
• enhanced text markup method . It was developed by Ian Feldman
• of 68 characters. This markup is easily learned and can be a useful
• for outlining, text markup and generating hypertext . ASCII is
• References: logical markup markup language Detail: Unlike RTF (Rich
• logical markup markup language Detail: Unlike RTF (Rich Text
• ( Standard Graphic Markup Language ), which have been designed for
• ( Standard Generalized Markup Language ) SGML is a metalanguage
• all kinds of markup languages, including HTML . It is also
• Definition (DTD) HTML markup Detail: SGML is an international
• defines a descriptive markup language. A descriptive markup language
• A descriptive markup language is one that uses explicit
• a more general form of markup would make documents portable from any
• concept called " markup "--namely, that text and word
• of "generalized markup " is what makes SGML's document
• (pp 7-8): generalized markup " ...does not restrict documents to
• system. Generalized markup is based on two novel postulates: Markup
• two novel postulates: Markup should describe a document's structure
• on it, as descriptive markup need be done only once and will suffice
• ideas here are that markup needs to be applied only once, and can
• ), and that markup be rigorous enough to support
• elements and markup definitions for a document , which can
• of " descriptive markup "-- meaning that it describes the
• use " procedural markup " which intermixes presentation,
• Preparation and Markup , a general purpose book-oriented DTD
• HyperText Markup Language (HTML) This site provides a
• Standard Generalized Markup Language . Without standards and
• to HTML ( HyperText Markup Language ) style, although the pressure
• ( Standard Generalized Markup Language ) as well. URLs: HyperMedia
• sheet W3E References: markup language markup HTML
• markup language markup HTML
• in HTML that denote markup . When you use text controls, you have
• . W3E References: HTML markup tag
• Group, Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) This RFC describes the
• real time. VRML is the markup language for virtual reality. It
• W3E References: markup Web HTML Detail: VRML allows the
• Format HTML Hypertext Markup Language MIME Multipurpose Internet Mail
• useful graphic, HTML markup fragment, or chunk of CGI code that
• do use a specialized markup tag , test your pages with browsers that
• and descriptive markup tags sparingly, for emphasis. Reserve
• use of font altering markup tags for specific content enhancement.
• the final word on HTML markup tags. A 3.0 DTD was already under
• The HyperText Markup Language ( HTML ) is a simple markup
• using another larger markup language -- the Standard Generalized
• client 's browser . markup - the tags that control the structure of
• and > symbols. The markup can also point to other resources such
• to define the HTML markup tags. In order to use these reserved
• use them sparingly. Markup Tags The core of HTML is its markup tags
• core of HTML is its markup tags. These tags define the structure of
• of the current HTML markup tag s; please review each tag and its
• of them. HTML 2.0 DTD markup tags Beyond HTML 2.0 Basic Document
• Forms Forms-related markup tags <FORM> ... </FORM> Form
• VAR> The following markup can be used within <A> ... <
• used within nested markup , except when using embedded character
• FORM> The following markup can be used within < ADDRESS > ...
• VAR> The following markup can be used within <B> ... <
• HEAD> No additional markup can be used within <BASE>
• LI> The following markup can be used within <BLOCKQUOTE> ..
• > The following markup can be used within < BODY > ...
• TT> <VAR> No markup can be used within <BR> (it's a
• </CITE> Citation markup Definition: Use <CITE> ... <
• VAR> The following markup can be used within <CITE> ... <
• VAR> The following markup can be used within <CODE> ... <
• DL> The following markup can be used within <DD> <A>
• VAR> The following markup can be used within <DFN> ... <
• LI> The following markup can be used within <DIR> ... <
• LI> The following markup can be used within <DL> ... <
• DL> The following markup can be used within <DT> <A>
• VAR> The following markup can be used within <EM> ... <
• LI> The following markup can be used within <FORM> ... <
• FORM> The following markup can be used within <H*> ... <
• > The following markup can be used within <HEAD> ... <
• <PRE> No markup can be used within <HR>, because
• legal within any other markup tags. The following markup can be used
• tags. The following markup can be used within < HTML > ...
• VAR> The following markup can be used within <I> ... <
• will not permit other markup to be used within its operation.
• HEAD> <LI> No markup can be used within <ISINDEX>
• VAR> The following markup can be used within <KBD> ... <
• UL> The following markup can be used within <LI> ... <
• permits no enclosed markup . Suggested style/usage: Typical uses
• LI> The following markup can be used within <MENU> ... <
• LI> The following markup can be used within <OL> ... <
• cannot include any markup inside it. Suggested style/usage: For
• LI> The following markup can be used within <PRE> ... <
• VAR> The following markup can be used within <SAMP> ... <
• tag . The following markup can be used within <SELECT> ...
• VAR> The following markup can be used within <STRIKE> ...
• VAR> The following markup can be used within <STRONG> ...
• within: The following markup can be used within <TEXTAREA> ...
• ... <HEAD>. No markup can be used within < TITLE > ...
• VAR> The following markup can be used within <TT> ... <
• <LI> The only markup that can be used within <UL> ...
• VAR> The following markup can be used within <VAR> ... <
• the the following markup tag : < HTML > Suggested
• permits no enclosed markup . Suggested style/usage: <NEXTID>
• <HEAD> No markup can be used within <META>
• VAR> The following markup can be used within <A> <A>,
• VAR> The following markup can be used within <ABBREV> <
• VEC> The following markup can be used within <ABOVE> <
• VAR> The following markup can be used within <ACRONYM> <
• TH> The following markup can be used within < ADDRESS > <
• VEC> The following markup can be used within <ARRAY> <
• BOX> The following markup can be used within <ATOP> none
• VAR> The following markup can be used within <AU> <A>,
• VEC> The following markup can be used within <B> <A>,
• > The following markup can be used within <BANNER> <
• HEAD> The following markup can be used within <BASE> none
• VEC> The following markup can be used within <BELOW> <
• VAR> The following markup can be used within <BIG> <A>
• > The following markup can be used within < BODY > <
• BQ> The following markup can be used within <BODYTEXT> <
• VEC> The following markup can be used within <BOX> <
• TH> The following markup can be used within <BQ> <
• VAR> The following markup can be used within <BR> none
• VEC> The following markup can be used within <BT> <
• The following markup can be used within <CAPTION> <
• BOX> The following markup can be used within <CHOOSE> none
• VAR> The following markup can be used within <CITE> <A>
• VAR> The following markup can be used within <CODE> <A>
• FIG> The following markup can be used within <CREDIT> <
• DL> The following markup can be used within <DD> <A>,
• VAR> The following markup can be used within <DEL> <A>
• VAR> The following markup can be used within <DFN> <A>
• TH> The following markup can be used within <DIR> <LI>
• TH> The following markup can be used within <DIV> <A>
• TH> The following markup can be used within <DL> <DD>
• DL> The following markup can be used within <DT> <A>,
• VAR> The following markup can be used within <EM> <A>,
• TH> The following markup can be used within <FIG> <
• FIG> The following markup can be used within <FIGTEXT> <
• TH> The following markup can be used within <FN> <A>,
• TH> The following markup can be used within <FORM> <A>
• TH> The following markup can be used within <H*> <A>,
• > The following markup can be used within <HEAD> <
• TH> The following markup can be used within <HR> none
• none The following markup can be used within < HTML > ...
• VEC> The following markup can be used within <I> <A>,
• but it can't contain markup . The latter is possible, however, with
• VAR> The following markup can be used within <IMG> none
• FORM> The following markup can be used within <INPUT> none
• VAR> The following markup can be used within <INS> <A>
• TH> The following markup can be used within <ISINDEX> none
• ROW> The following markup can be used within <ITEM> <
• VAR> The following markup can be used within <KBD> <A>
• VAR> The following markup can be used within <LANG> <A>
• BOX> The following markup can be used within <LEFT> none
• UL> The following markup can be used within <LH> <A>,
• UL> The following markup can be used within <LI> <A>,
• HEAD> The following markup can be used within < LINK > none
• VAR> The following markup can be used within <MATH> <
• TH> The following markup can be used within <MENU> <
• HEAD> The following markup can be used within <META> none
• TH> The following markup can be used within <NOTE> <A>
• ROOT> The following markup can be used within <OF> <
• TH> The following markup can be used within <OL> <LH>
• The following markup can be used within <OPTION> none
• BOX> The following markup can be used within <OVER> none
• FIG> The following markup can be used within <OVERLAY> none
• TH> The following markup can be used within <P> <A>,
• VAR> The following markup can be used within <PERSON> <
• TH> The following markup can be used within <PRE> <A>
• VAR> The following markup can be used within <Q> <A>,
• within the following markup tag s: <HEAD> The following markup
• HEAD> The following markup can be used within <RANGE> none
• BOX> The following markup can be used within <RIGHT> none
• VEC> The following markup can be used within <ROOT> <
• The following markup can be used within <ROW> <
• VAR> The following markup can be used within <S> <A>,
• VAR> The following markup can be used within <SAMP> <A>
• FORM> The following markup can be used within <SELECT> <
• VAR> The following markup can be used within <SMALL> <
• > The following markup can be used within <SPOT> none
• VEC> The following markup can be used within <SQRT> <
• VAR> The following markup can be used within <STRONG> <
• HEAD> The following markup can be used within <STYLE> none
• VEC> The following markup can be used within <SUB> <A>
• VEC> The following markup can be used within <SUP> <A>
• VEC> The following markup can be used within <T> <
• VAR> The following markup can be used within <TAB> none
• TH> The following markup can be used within <TABLE> <
• but only appear in the markup once (in the first row spanned). If the
• TR> The following markup can be used within <TD> <A>,
• TR> The following markup can be used within <TH> <A>,
• MATH> The following markup can be used within <TEXT> none
• FORM> The following markup can be used within <TEXTAREA> none
• HEAD> The following markup can be used within < TITLE > none
• The following markup can be used within <TR> <TH>
• VAR> The following markup can be used within <TT> <A>,
• VAR> The following markup can be used within <U> <A>,
• TH> The following markup can be used within <UL> <LH>
• VAR> The following markup can be used within <VAR> <A>
• VEC> The following markup can be used within <VEC>, <

• to the Hypertext Markup Language , which is a very simple
• URLs: HyperText Markup Language Specification The initial draft
• your HTML ( Hypertext Markup Language ) document . The link will
• URLs: HyperText Markup Language Specification Version 3.0
• of HTML ( hypertext markup language ), the formatting language used
• Standard Generalized Markup Language term which indicates what other
• the HTML ( Hypertext Markup Language ) file. The user is able to
• (Standard Generalized Markup Language) The more general "
• in HTML ( Hypertext Markup Language ) which is fairly simple to use
• ( Standard Generalized Markup Language ). SGML is a text formatting
• HTML HTML ( HyperText Markup Language ) is the markup language used
• is a subset of another markup language , SGML . For a tutorial and
• to URLs HyperText Markup Language Specification 3.0 HTML3
• stands for Hypertext Markup Language Document Type Definition.
• is a specific markup language that is written using SGML (
• ( Standard Generalized Markup Language ). URLs: HTML as an Application
• HTML SGML markup markup language Print References: The HTML
• HTML HyperText Markup Language is a language for writing
• out as a General Markup Language ; it originated at IBM in the
• Standard Generalized Markup Language . Even such things as the
• HTML list element markup language physical markup SGML Print
• URLs: HTML+ (Hypertext markup language) Information about HTML from
• HTML markup markup language
• HTML markup markup language Detail: RTF was developed by
• logical markup markup language Detail: Unlike RTF (Rich Text
• ( Standard Graphic Markup Language ), which have been designed for
• ( Standard Generalized Markup Language ) SGML is a metalanguage
• HyperText Markup Language (HTML) This site provides a
• Standard Generalized Markup Language . Without standards and
• to HTML ( HyperText Markup Language ) style, although the pressure
• ( Standard Generalized Markup Language ) as well. URLs: HyperMedia
• sheet W3E References: markup language markup HTML
• Group, Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) This RFC describes the
• real time. VRML is the markup language for virtual reality. It
• Format HTML Hypertext Markup Language MIME Multipurpose Internet Mail
• The HyperText Markup Language ( HTML ) is a simple markup
• using another larger markup language -- the Standard Generalized

• with bandwidth is Mbps or million bits per second. W3E References
• W3E References: Mbps A measurement used for high levels of
• W3E References: Mbps Bandwidth

• to most companies. MCC (The Microelectronics & Computer Technology

• Language ) SGML is a metalanguage suitable for describing all kinds

• programs when the GET method is used. Print Resources: The
• is a security method whose purpose is to verify the identity
• authentication method , it is not foolproof; a password can be
• is required. With this method . a stolen password is of no value.
• after another. Another method , public key cryptography, performs both
• of Defense ( DoD ) method of creating and maintaining an efficient
• this intelligent method of tracking data. URLs: RAC Journal, 4th
• read-only distribution method for software; however, re-writable CD 's
• that uses the POST method . CGI is a standard for interfacing
• character entity is a method of producing characters, such as
• entities are another method of character reproduction. URLs: Special
• is the preferred method of special character reproduction.) W3E
• programming term for a method of defining sets of related objects that
• DOS utilized this method of user input, called "command line
• account is an indirect method of connecting to the WWW. This allows a
• document root is one method of security on a Web server . W3E
• with the GET method of information delivery. This method is
• delivery. This method is typically used for search requests or
• W3E References: FORM METHOD is one of two key attributes within the
• variable and the METHOD = POST information passing. In that
• the 16-bit addressing method with 64kB-word memory segments limits
• electronic mail is a method of communication that uses the links
• ). Encoding is also a method of translating files in one format into
• UUEncoding - a method of translating a file of any type into a
• - a process or method of scrambling and unscrambling a message
• Encryption - a method of security encoding . Detail: The
• authentication method used to validate the user.
• as. REQUEST _METHOD The method with which the request was
• REQUEST _METHOD The method with which the request was made. For
• not the most efficient method of dealing with multiple requests. By
• GET GET is an HTTP method for moving input from the client to the
• compression method common to many compression utilities
• only the compression method . Gzip is available from any GNU archive
• is the base-16 method for representing data. Hexadecimal
• electronic transfer method . Files converted to ASCII can be
• Hypertext is a method of organizing text, graphics and other
• etc. along with a method to search for RFCs by keyword . W3E
• the most sophisticated method yet to test how high-speed computers can
• . This associative method of presenting information is closer to
• have to improve its method of storing bookmarks. Netscape has a
• A numeric entity is a method of reproducing characters inside an HTML
• is the preferred method of special character reproduction.) W3E
• is a string search method commonly used by Internet search
• previously described method is normally based on characters, and is
• attributes for the tag METHOD . It determines how HTML fill-out forms
• Fill-in Forms METHOD
• Point Protocol ) is a method of transmitting IP packets over serial
• is an agreed-upon method by which computers communicate with each
• protocol is a software method of communication between two or more
• Protocol) -- The method of transferring files on the Internet .
• key encryption is a method of securing electronic information by
• The synchronous method updates files on an almost real-time
• The asynchronous method takes a little more time, but is
• must specify the method of transaction. GET is a commonly used
• Macintosh supports the method called Mail To , which allows users to
• HTTP is a very fast method of accessing information on the Internet
• an easy factoring method would "break" RSA.
• requires a different method of extracting (decompressing). The .sea
• enhanced text markup method . It was developed by Ian Feldman to
• Feldman to provide a method of increasing the expressive power of
• that slow, tax-laden method of communication used by our forefathers
• Z39.50 . This common method of information exchange is what makes
• a completely personal method of document navigation (by following
• Zip is the preferred method of compression for Internet file
• their customers, the method of access is a dial-up, analog telephone
• code block: <FORM METHOD =" POST " ACTION="
• to being accessed. METHOD =(" GET "|" POST ")
• POST ") The METHOD attribute tells the browser how to
• POST is the preferred method for most HTML programmers. Anything the
• /PRE> provides a method of blocking off a section of text which
• with the values of the METHOD and ENCTYPE attributes. METHOD This
• ENCTYPE attributes. METHOD This specifies variations in the

• References: HTML HTTP MIF GIF Print References: HTML Sourcebook . Ian
• LaTeX documents, while MIF TRAN translates FrameMaker documents to

• Mail Extensions ( MIME ). It is a text protocol header that tells
• RFC 1521 RFC 1521 ( MIME (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions))
• W3E References MIME HTML
• on your platform , MIME (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions),
• URLs: RFC 1522 MIME (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions)
• for HTML Documents MIME RFC Document 1341 Detail: File extensions
• Gopher+ lets you use MIME content types for alternate views as well.
• html Text/ html is the MIME Content Type for HTML marked-up text. URLs
• text. URLs: RFC 1341 MIME (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions):
• there are a number of MIME formats for representing extended
• unreadable data. The MIME content type text/ html can be defined
• Text/plain is the MIME Content Type for plain unformatted text (i
• text). URLs: rfc 1341 MIME (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions):
• text/html The MIME Content Type indicating HTML -formatted
• text. Detail: The MIME Content Type designation tells a client
• Markup Language MIME Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions
• specifies the MIME content type to be used to encode the form
• it as the proper MIME type. Attributes: VERSION This is fixed by
• separated list of MIME content types for use in restricting the

• limited to lines of monospaced text. Text-mode (also called
• usually displayed in a monospaced font. Attributes: None. Context: <
• is formatted for a monospaced font. With this tag you can easily
• is typically set in a monospaced font (like Courier), try to keep
• to be displayed in a monospaced font. Attributes: None. Context: <
• style/usage: Use for monospaced text, where character position is

• versions of Netscape , Mosaic , and Microsoft's Internet Explorer .
• original creators of Mosaic put together a short, easy-to-read
• (such as Netscape or Mosaic ), but it can also refer to programs
• W3E References: Mosaic America Online graphical interface PPP
• the World Wide Web via Mosaic . In response to the challenges coming
• WWW browser , such as Mosaic or Netscape . The URL provides
• References: interface Mosaic Netscape server Detail: The term front
• browser , such as Mosaic or Netscape . Browsers are considered to
• What 's New With NCSA Mosaic Links to new home pages Stupid Netscape
• through a browser like Mosaic or Netscape . If you're using Mosaic,
• by Netscape and Mosaic browsers. This utility allows users to
• the utility in action. Mosaic Hotlist to an HTML Converts a Mosaic
• to an HTML Converts a Mosaic hotlist to an HTML file. W3E References
• same whether read by Mosaic or Lynx , in England or in Canada. It
• of the original NCSA Mosaic , has quickly become the brightest star
• References: Netscape Mosaic Detail: The Small Dynamo MacWeb has
• but prefers more, and Mosaic requires a whopping 2,700K of memory),
• advantages over NSCA Mosaic for the Macintosh, and contains one
• such as Netscape or Mosaic . A movie player is an application that
• Web browsers such as Mosaic and Netscape . URLs: Index to Multimedia
• Group developed NCSA Mosaic , the browser that ushered in widespread
• Group W3E References: mosaic
• creator of the NCSA Mosaic browser for the Internet . The company
• by default; Mosaic does the same for . tar , .uu, .saveme,
• with CGI programming Mosaic for X version 2.0 Fill-Out Form Support
• OS (operating system) Mosaic A WWW graphical browser Netscape Another
• to various platforms. Mosaic , Netscape , and various other WWW
• download a version of Mosaic via an FTP program such as Fetch would
• Web browsers like Mosaic , Netscape , or ftp clients. URLs:
• HTTP URL CERN Netscape Mosaic Print References: HTML Sourcebook . Ian
• link . However, Mosaic for Macintosh does not support Mail To .
• a document through Mosaic , the server will send back a response
• a WWW browser such as Mosaic . There are also setext browsers; setext
• NCSA Telnet, just as Mosaic 's official name is NCSA Mosaic, because
• capabilities (such as Mosaic , Netscape , and Internet Explorer),
• Netscape , MacWeb , or Mosaic (or any other Web browser ) by providing
• first Web browser , Mosaic . Mosaic sported an impressive GUI
• Web browser , Mosaic . Mosaic sported an impressive GUI (Graphical
• he released " Mosaic for X". Part of Mosaic 's research
• for X". Part of Mosaic 's research was funded by the National
• architect of the Mosaic Web browser at NCSA , and a co-founder

• acquire the QuickTime movie player in order to view these types of

• user interface Unix MS-DOS Detail: Character mode originates from
• such as UNIX or MS-DOS operate with a character- oriented user
• of PCs, called either MS-DOS or Microsoft Disk Operating System. DOS
• the 8088 Intel chip . MS-DOS 1.0 was introduced in August, 1981
• for most applications. MS-DOS is also the basis of the graphical user
• user to run several MS-DOS programs together with MS-Windows at the
• on most UNIX , MS-DOS , OS/2 and VMS systems A .gz file can be
• (36k) is available for MS-DOS users and UNIX users. Although it was
• Xbin can be used by MS-DOS users who are willing to troubleshoot a
• potential problems. MS-DOS users who encounter problems using Xbin
• In addition to Xbin, MS-DOS users may utilize PC BinHex 1.3 (45k),
• the user to DOS . MS-DOS is a Character-Oriented or Command Line
• superceded the use of MS-DOS for PCs or MacOS for personal computers,
• should be noted that MS-DOS files can be made read-only by the
• the extension .tif ( MS-DOS , UNIX , and OS/2) or tiff (Macintosh)
• replaces the earlier MS-DOS shell program with a graphics-oriented

• CD-ROM drives and multimedia packages are examples of add-ons.
• helper applications multimedia Detail: Audio players are available
• ++ from an interactive multimedia CD-ROM C++ to HTML Shows a way to
• and playback of multimedia files. Many file compression
• Sources A big index of multimedia interests Hyper text Review A review
• Web page that covers multimedia authoring. It has nice links to
• nice links to other multimedia resources. Welcome to Macromedia!
• "cutting edge of multimedia and design on the web ", is a
• those interested in multimedia and graphic design. HyperMedia
• References: hypertext multimedia hyperlink hypertext link interface
• Hypertext and multimedia are results of this research. A
• Chat, and various multimedia applications, including telephone
• browsers support multimedia elements such as graphics , video,
• and interactive multimedia content such as Java Applets.
• graphics programs or multimedia CD-ROMs are examples of software
• Print References: Multimedia and Hypertext : The Internet and
• search over 300,000 multimedia databases for information, and is
• the ability to use multimedia and linking technology to enrich
• data, images, multimedia , spreadsheets, and more, in a
• . If you prepare for multimedia and a wide range of Internet
• with hyperlinks to multimedia and other resources. Design Tips Use

• high-performance, multithreaded , dynamic language. Java can be