| FAT file | File Allocation Table A method used by operating systems to keep track of where files are stored on a hard disk. |
file system | The overall structure in which files are named, stored, and organized by the operating system. For example, MS-DOS and earlier versions of Windows use the FAT16 file system. Windows 98 can use the FAT16 or FAT32 file system. | |
fire wall | A fire wall is a program that is designed to stop people from coming into your computer without your knowledge and cause damage to your computer's software. | |
folder | A location in which you can store files and other folders. Formally referred to as a directory. | |
font | A style of lettering. There is a multitude of letter shapes that come with programs, you can also purchase font software. | |
format | A procedure that will completely erase a diskette or disk. | |
HTML | HyperText Markup Language The language used to create Web pages. You must use Web browsing software to view HTML documents. | |
home page | The introductory page of a Web site. The home page typically contains links to other pages in the site. | |
icon | A picture representing a program, disk drive, file, folder, or other item. | |
input device | A piece of equipment used to give computers information. Standard input devices are keyboards, mice, scanners and modems. | |
Internet | A worldwide network of computers. If you have access to the Internet, you can retrieve information from millions of sources, including schools, governments, businesses, and individuals. See also World Wide Web. | |
ISP
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Internet Service
Provider A company or organization that provides Internet access, usually for a fee. Generally, you use your modem to connect to your ISP. | |
intranet | A private network within an organization. An intranet can be connected to the Internet. |
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