Through soflware enhancements, this is the process by which large files, particularly those containing images, color, sound, motion, etc., are compressed for the purpose of reducing transmission time and disk space needed to store the files. The standard method used to isolate and send files over the Internet . It is efficient and maintains as much, if not all, of the elements of the original file and its format. Currently one of the most common products used to organize information for use on the Internet , and commonly used by the end-user to retrieve the information from Gopher sites. The front door, or title page, for the presentation of material at World-Wide Web sites.
Home page refers to the first screen presented when an end user connects to another site.
The home page generally refers the user to other sections, each often with its own home page. An international network of networked computers, users, local area networks, and wide area networks with no center or headquarter site. Intentionally designed to be amorphous, the Internet is the information superhighway. Any printer serving multiple users on a network. This may be a relatively small office laser printer shared on a local area network, or a high speed production printer used in a more centralized setting.