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| A path that specifies a file's precise location within a computers folder Structure. |
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| Augmented Linear Structure |
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| A structure for a Web page that is similar to a linear structure , but which contains link in addition to those that move only forward and backward. |
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| An image map that is handled entirely by a network client, which is usually a Web browser running on a user's computer. |
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| The servers name portion of a URL; contains a hierarchy of names separated by periods. |
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| A program that scans document, usually Web pages, looking for e-mail addresses; any email address the harvester finds within the document code is added to a database, which can then be used for sending spam. |
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| Symbols that represents characters including non-printable characters such a spaces, tabs, and line feeds. |
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| The top level of a domain name indication the general audience supported by the Web server; for example, .edu is the extension reserved for education institutions; .com is used for commercial sites or general use. |
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| A communications protocol used to transfer information between FTP servers. |
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| A node on a network that provides storage space for saving and retrieving files. |
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| A structure for a Web site in which the pages are linked going from the home page down to pages dedicated to specific topics. |
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| A web page that acts as a focal point for a web site; it is usually the first page that users see |
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| An area within an image that accesses a link or performs an action when clicked or activated by the user. |
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| hypertext Transfer Protocol |
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| Hypertext Transfer Protocol |
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| The rules or protocols that Web browsers use to communicate with Web servers. |
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| An image containing hotspots that match a specified region of the image to a specific destination. |
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| A structure for a Web site in which each page i linked with the pages that follow and precede it. |
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| Information about a Web site usually stored in the head section of a HTML document. |
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| A structure for a Web site that uses elements of all three main structures (linear, augmented linear, and hierarchical) |
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| A structure for a Web site in which portions of the site are off-limits except to users with passwords |
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| A set of rules defining how information is passed between two devices |
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| A path that specifies a file's location in relation to the location of the current document. |
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| A link that contains information about its relationship with is destination. |
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| An image map stored on a Web server rather than entered into the HTML code of a Web page; when you click a hotspot on a server-side image map, the coordinates of the mous click are sent to the server, which activates the corresponding link, downloading the page to your web browser. |
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| A folder on the same level of a folder tree. |
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| a page containing an outline of an entire site and its contents |
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| Unsolicited e-mail sent to large numbers of people, promoting products, services and in some cases pornographic Web sites. |
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| A diagram of a Web site's structure, showing all the pages in the site and indicating how they are linked together. |
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| Descriptive text that appears when a user positions the mouse pointer over a link. |
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| Specifies the precise location of a resource on the Internet |
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