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OV Copyright © 1998 Ziff-Davis Education, a division of Ziff-Davis Inc. All rights reserved. The Internet World-wide network of computers connected by the TCP/IP networking protocol. client server

OV Copyright © 1998 Ziff-Davis Education, a division of Ziff-Davis Inc. All rights reserved. Internet services

OV Copyright © 1998 Ziff-Davis Education, a division of Ziff-Davis Inc. All rights reserved. World Wide Web Service over the Internet to access hypertext documents (called Web pages). Server –store HTML files –related HTML files = “Web Site” –send HTML files to client Client software –browser - display HTML files –editor - to create HTML files HTTP - HyperText Transfer Protocol HTML - HyperText Markup Language HTML file HTML file server client

OV Copyright © 1998 Ziff-Davis Education, a division of Ziff-Davis Inc. All rights reserved. HTML HyperText Markup Language Simple text files –create using any text editor Non-platform specific files Contain “tags” Welcome to the Home Page

OV Copyright © 1998 Ziff-Davis Education, a division of Ziff-Davis Inc. All rights reserved. HTML browsers Netscape Navigator Microsoft Internet Explorer NCSA Mosaic Sun Hot Java Web Surfers Chameleon Lynx (text only browser) Displays HTML documents

OV Copyright © 1998 Ziff-Davis Education, a division of Ziff-Davis Inc. All rights reserved. Jetaway Travel Home page

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