CB3

HTML and Browsers

HTML

Internet Explorer/Mozilla Firefox/Safari/Opera

A series of four numbers serparated by periods used in Internet Protocol routing to identify a location of a device on a network.

Like a person's given name, its simply a plain language identifier for a website.

www.ThinkINC.me

in 1960 the Advanced Research Projects Agency (Arpanet) was created to facilitate information/communications between researchers in the Defense industry. From this, the internet evolved as multiple independent networks that are interconnected through of TCP/IP (Transmission Control Protocal/Internet Protocol), which links dissimilar computers accross many kinds of networks.

Links dissimilar computers across many networks, making it the glue that binds the internet.

HTML uses code to create web pages into readable text and graphics, making the content user friendly.

Internet browser software allows users to navigate through from site to site without requiring complex code or programming knowledge.

Allow you to point and click icons to easily move through and manipulate pages, has made the internet very accessible.

A website is a group of pages that have been developed together to present information or specific subjects.

Combination of large data bases that reside on the internet, keeping track of domain names and their corresponding IP adresses.

IP address is composed of a series of four seperate numbers that are seperated by periods.

For example: 192.168.1.0

This allows you to go directly to specific information.

For example: http://sales.cbeyond.net/forms.htm

Hyperlinks allow you to connect two internet resources via a simple word or phrase on which a user can click to start the connection.

Hyperlinks are essentially a doorway between two websites or bits of information.