Often mailing lists or Usenet groups distribute FAQs to inform new users about the subject and how the group works. The particular coding for a type of information. A program must be able to read a format to use that file. The underlying software on the Internet that enables menu-style interaction. Gopher immediately preceded the Web, and was very popular for a few years.
Web browsers can display gopher menus.
A picture on a computer. A computer system that gives you pictures, menus, and on-screen buttons to activate features. See also command-line interface. The main disk inside a computer that stores information in magnetic form. Hard disks spin at rates from 3,600 to 6,000 rpm, and the information is read by a drive head.