As with real-life etiquette, netiquette often varies according to community and context. A person who is new to the Internet. An online forum that allows the public to post and read messages on a particular topic. Newsgroups are maintained by Usenet, not through e-mail lists. An index to articles in magazines, newspapers, and scholarly journals.
Many periodical indexes are available in electronic form.
To click on the right-button of a computer mouse that has two or more buttons. Any program on the Internet that allows users to search for material on the Web or at a specific Web site. A host computer that is linked to other computers over a network. A corporation may have one server through which users have access to the Internet, e-mail, data files, databases, and software programs. A computer that hosts Web sites is also frequently called a server.