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- Animation-
- ADSL2-
- AOL-
- AVI-
- Adobe- go to about us page and click on the fast facts.pdf
- Apple- Apple Computer, Inc., Cupertino, CA. Manufacturer of personal computers. Heavy penetration in the graphics/desktop publishing business. A line of computers produced by Apple and compatibles that operate on the MAC Operating System (Mac OS). Generally software that runs on one Apple will run on another Apple. If using an Apple compatible, preview software on the hardware before purchasing it. Compatibility is not guaranteed
- Analogue- Analogue systems handle information which is represented by continuous change and flow, such as voltage or current. Digital information in contrast is either on or off.
- Active server pages- Active Server Pages technology generates HTML and passes the dynamically created HTML to the browser to be displayed to the user. Microsoft created Active Server Pages to make it easier for developers to create dynamic Web sites in a Windows environment.
- Alt tag- Alt tags are Web page graphics containing text that appear on the screen when a user holds the mouse over an image. Alt tags are SEO tools with added value other than serving as a replacement for when images and non-textual elements cannot be displayed
- B
- Bluray-
- Blackberry- A portable device that combines mobile phone functionality with the ability to send and receive email and access the internet wirelessly. A wireless device that acts as a mini computer, allowing users to easily Email and text message with its built in keyboard.
- BlueTooth- A technology for wireless transmission of speech and data across short distances using short-wave radio frequencies. It is mainly used for wireless communication between electronic devices, such as between mobile phone and headset or between PC and printer, etc.
- Blog- Short for “Web log,” a specialized site that allows an individual or group of individuals to share a running log of events and personal insights with online audiences. Blogs with political or current-events themes have grown in popularity and become “soap boxes” for instant mass-audience commentary
- Broadband- Broadband comes from the words “broad bandwidth” and is used to describe a high-capacity, two-way link between an end user and access network suppliers capable of supporting full-motion, interactive video applications.
- Bandwidth- Denotes the width of the frequency band used to transmit data. The broader the bandwidth, the faster the connection.
- Bitmap- A bitmap image consists of a large grid of tiny pixels, each of which has its own color and brightness value. Files ending in .bmp are common in Windows XP, but these aren’t the only bitmap images you’ll encounter. In fact, all digital photos-including JPEGs-are bit-mapped, too
- Bracket <HTML>-
- Browser- Software program used to view and interact with various types of Internet resources available on the world wide web. Netscape and Internet Explorer are two common examples.
