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BROWSERS
Browsers are software programs that enable you to view WWW documents. They "translate" HTML-encoded files into the text, images, sounds, and other features you see. Microsoft Internet Explorer (called simply IE), Mozilla, Firefox, Safari, and Opera are examples of "graphical" browsers that enable you to view text and images and many other WWW features.

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HTML FAQ Manual
What is HTML?
HTML Markup Tags
What is an HTML File?
An HTML Document
Writing HTML
HTM or HTML Extension?
HTML Tags
HTML Elements
Why do We Use Lowercase Tags?
Headings
Paragraphs
Don't Forget the Closing Tag
Line Breaks
Comments in HTML
Recap on HTML Elements
Basic Notes - Useful Tips
HTML Tag Attributes
Use Lowercase Attributes
Always Quote Attribute Values
How to View HTML Source
Character Entities
Non-breaking Space
The Anchor Tag and the Href Attribute
The Target Attribute
The Anchor Tag and the Name Attribute
Basic Notes - Useful Tips
Frames
The Frameset Tag
The Frame Tag
Basic Notes - Useful Tips
Tables
Unordered Lists
Ordered Lists
Definition Lists
Forms
Input
Text Fields
Radio Buttons
Checkboxes
The Form's Action Attribute and the Submit Button
The Image Tag and the Src Attribute
The Alt Attribute
Basic Notes - Useful Tips
Backgrounds
Bgcolor
Background
Color Values
W3C Standard Color Names
Cross-browser Color Values
Color Values
16 Million Different Colors
HTML Color Names
The Tag Should NOT be Used
Where to Learn More About Style Sheets?
HTML 3.2 Was Very Wrong !
What is so Great About HTML 4.0 ?
Prepare Yourself for XHTML
Validate Your HTML Files as HTML 4.01
The Head Element
Information Inside the Head Element
The Meta Element
Keywords for Search Engines
Unknown Meta Attributes
Accessing a Newsgroup
Downloading with FTP
Link to your Mail system
Insert a Script into HTML Page
How to Handle Older Browsers
The noscript Tag
URL Encoding
Your First Step: A Personal Web Server
Personal Web Server (PWS)
How to Install a Personal Web Server (PWS):
Internet Information Server (IIS)
Your Next Step: A Professional Web Server
HTML Summary

Web glossary
BACK / FORWARD
BLOG or WEB LOG
BOOKMARK/FAVORITES
BOOLEAN LOGIC
BROWSE
BROWSERS
CACHE
CACHED LINK
CASE SENSITIVE
CGI
COOKIE
CRAWLER or WEBCRAWLER
CUSTOM SEARCH ENGINE (CSE)
DOMAIN, TOP LEVEL DOMAIN (TLD)
DOMAIN NAME, DOMAIN NAME SERVER (DNS)ENTRY
DOWNLOAD
FAVORITES
FEED READER
FIELD SEARCHING
FIND
FRESHNESS
FRAMES
FTP
FUZZY AND
GROUPS
HEAD or HEADER (of HTML document)
HISTORY, Search History
HOST
HTML
HYPERTEXT
INTERNET (Upper case I)
IP Address or IP Number
ISP or Internet Service Provider
JAVA
JAVASCRIPT
KEYWORD(S)
LIMITING TO A FIELD
LINK
LINK "ROT"
LISTSERVERS
META-SEARCH ENGINE
NESTING
NEWSGROUP
PERSONAL PAGE
PACKET, PACKET JAM
PDF or .pdf or pdf file
PHRASE
PLUG-IN
POPULARITY RANKING of search results
+REQUIRE or -REJECT A TERM OR PHRASE
RELEVANCY RANKING of search results
RSS or RSS feeds
SCRIPT
SERVER, WEB SERVER
SERVER-SIDE
SHTML, usually seen as .shtml
SITE or WEB-SITE
SPIDERS
SPONSOR (of a Web page or site)
SSI commands
STEMMING
STOP WORDS
SUBJECT-BASED POPULARITY RANKING of search results
SUBJECT DIRECTORY
SUB-SEARCHING
TCP/IP
TELNET
THESAURUS
TITLE (of a document)
TRUNCATION
URL
USENET
WIKI
WORD VARIANTS
XHTML
XML

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