URL Uniform Resource Locator, the address of a web page. Virus Also referred to as worms and Trojan Horses, these are small computer programs able to replicate themselves and attach their copies to other programs. Infected computers infect other computers through the Internet, and either display unusual behavior or crash. Web Site Plural. Sites are made up of two or more web pages, but often 10-50 or more.
More pages cost more.
A 32-bit operating system from Microsoft, made for network connectivity. Since NT is easier to configure, the ISP doesn't have to hire a UNIX expert. A new protocol for creating data-driven pages without CGI programming. Browser standards are not yet fully implemented.