Client software loaded on a computer requesting information that provides the capability to search remote computers running server software. This allows access to the files and databases on the remote computer. A LAN -connected computer that acts solely as a server and has no workstation capability. Stopping turns the server back into a nondedicated server without interrupting the work being performed by the server. Correspondence sent by computer users to each other electronically.
Mail can include text, graphics, or audio files depending on the capability of the computer.
The imitation by one computing device or program of another device or program. This allows the client and the server to conduct transparent access to networked resources. VT100 is one of the most common telecommunications emulations. When a company or organization extends information normally available exculsively on their intranet out to the public, via the internet . A text file describing an Internet resource in a series of questions with answers.