| Absolute links | Links that contain complete addresses to the resource.
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| Action buttons | Ready-made buttons used to provide navigation such as next, previous, first, and last. The action is controlled by adding a hyperlink.
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| Bookmark | Used to mark a specific page or location within a file for linking.
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| Broken hyperlinks | Hyperlinks that do not work because the document is not at the indicated address.
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| File transfer protocol (FTP) | Software applications used to move files from a local computer to a Web server.
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| Frames | A Web page that has multiple windows. Each window is a frame and displays a different HTML document.
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| Home page | The opening page of a Web site that typically contains a list of available services, topics, and features.
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| HTML | See hypertext markup language.
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| Hyperlink | A clickable object that links to another point in the current document or to another document.
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| Hyperlink base | The common location used for all linked files of a project.
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| Internet | A network of privately owned computers designed to share documents and services worldwide.
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| Internet service providers (ISPs) | Organizations that provide access to the Internet and Web services.
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| Intranets | Networks providing services within an organization similar to those provided by the Internet.
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| ISP | See internet service providers.
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| Local server | A computer providing services to an organization's local area network.
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| Navigation bar | Navigation controls such as next and previous added to a presentation saved as a Web page.
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| Relative links | Links that use a default value for part of the resource address. For example, when only a file name is included, the drive, path, and folder of the current file is assumed to complete the address.
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| Uniform resource locator | The address of a Web page or other Web resource.
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| URL | See uniform resource locator.
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| Web browser | Software application like Microsoft Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator used to view Web pages.
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| Web pages | Pages formatted with HTML for delivery through the World Wide Web or a local intranet.
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| Web server | A computer that provides access to and from the World Wide Web and Internet.
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| Web site | A group of Web pages published to be used together. A home page typically provides a starting point with a menu of available topics.
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| World Wide Web | A worldwide network of hyperlinked documents.
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