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URL (Uniform Resource Locator) is a way of addressing used for world wide web. An URL consist of the type of service (protocol), then the host name and then the file on the host. Usenet Network of all the newsgroups in the Internet. UTP (Unshielded Twisted Pair). Similar to the STP, but without the shielding metal layer. It is more prone to interference but is less bulky that the STP cables. UUencode It is a method of sending binary files using email - similar in purpose to MIME. VBScript Microsoft Visual Basic Scripting Edition. Interpreted scripting language (subset of MS Visual Basic language) for creating scripts that can be embedded in HTML pages or for creating ActiveX Controls. Meant as an alternative to JavaScript. Here is the official VBScript site. VBScript is comparable to JScript. viewer An stand-alone application used to display files of different formats. For example a QuickTime move viewer or a JPG file viewer. 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A web browser is needed to use the Web. XML Extensible Markup Language. A meta-language, abbreviated version of SGML, used to specify other document types used on the Web. Accepted as a format in 1998 to replace dependence on HTML extensions. MSIE 5.5 and Netscape 6 both support XML. XML processor A program that can XML documents and access their content. XMODEM A file transfer protocol. Rather slow. YMMV Your Mileage May Vary YMODEM Popular file transfer protocol. It is faster than XMODEM. ZIP A popular compression utility. ZMODEM A file transfer protocol. It's the fastest of XMODEM and YMODEM and thus the most popular. free web site, Free Web Hosting. music hosting Applet Most often refers to a small Java program designed to run in a Web browser. Java applets run in a sandbox, so they can't perform unauthorized functions like file reading or opening Net connections to other computer from your computer. Archie An online database of anonymous ftp sites and their contents. 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