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A common image format used for most photographic devices. |
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Web/net devices with multiple ways to find and gather information |
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Indicates an international website |
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The quality of an image is measured in pixels. |
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classes drive, work should be saved in here |
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The owner or registered name of a website |
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A storage folder on a browser for often visited websites |
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indicates commercial website |
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An individual unit on a display |
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An address for the a website on the internet |
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A link that takes the user to another webpage that it links to |
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indicates nonprofit website |
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A device for connecting to a dialup network. Rarely used now. |
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indicates networking website |
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An uncompressed audio file. Usually replaced with a compressed MP3. |
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Trinity computers use this type of fiber optic line. (~1 Megabits/s) |
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indicates government website |
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The default page of a website or browser |
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Saving a file from the internet to your internal hard drive |
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indicated military website |
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electronic written communication |
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indicates educational website. (These are usually universities only. Other school websites typicially use .org because of a lower price.) |
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