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A COMPLETE GUIDE TO
• WHAT THE INTERNET IS AND How TO GET ACCESS
“ • MARKETING AND CREATING A CORPORATE PRESENCE
I • SALES, ADVERTISING, AND CUSTOMER SUPPORT
• BUSINESS, MARKETING, AND SALES RESOURCES
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Jlish a connection to another Newbie—Anyone new to the Internet. Due to the rapid growth of the
n the remote computer which E Internet, most people on the Internet are newbies, and therefore this is
ose things taken care of by the not considered a particularly negative term.
gz asbpressmi Eater] Sr may NIC (Network Information Center)—A site designated to provide useful
tg) 9 Emerg ‘ ( sua Y used information services to network users.
er . t
Q N0de——A computer that is directly connected to a network—whether used t
nputer System` Qften ?CCOm` l to transfer and route data or to provide end—user services. l
nnecting, or typing exit, bye, _ _ _
5 NSFnet (National Science Foundation + net)—The system of high-speed
U i data transfer links and nodes that form the backbone of the Internet in the
roups or senet newsgroups United States. (See Chapter 1.)
_ _ _ l Offline——Anything that happens when your computer is not connected to
‘uSSl0n Groups) DISSUSSIOM § another computer. For instance, you may use a program that downloads
muted r€`ma11€r’ Whlch lhen many messages and files quickly and then allows you to read them offline
iveagoniivgho hazjubscnbed in order to save on connect charges and long distance phone charges.
ip. ee apter . _ _ _
_ _ Online——Any activity carried out while your computer is connected to
;ion?e—An fitnprovtement on another Computer or network.
ow mary 1 es to e sent as
`SCH mes Could be Sent This t Plan File (.plan)—A file, in your home directory on your Internet access
VT provider’s computer, to which you write to tell anything you want about .
_ t yourself or your business or any other subject. A copy of it can be obtained '
fgentldthat Serves as Chgnt i by anyone who uses the finger program to check your e-mail account.
, an WWW. tprovi es .
»e P0st——To send an e-mail message to one of the public discussion groups.
Eetttmie device that Converts ? P0stniuster—The person tat each site who is responsible for handling
SO that they can be Sent Over t ; t} e-mail problems at that site. Send e-mail to the postmaster at a site if you
. modem which will Convert it L are having some difficulties getting a message through or need other
my all modems combine the Zfg it fr information about the site. E—mail messages to this person are addressed
te Appendix BJ ( to postmaster@s1te name; for example, [email protected].
are moderated, the mo i Prompt?-What is displayed when a computer system is waiting for some
zsure, for example, that . Sort of input from you.
hat thi? l¤¤g¤¤8€ and Pr0t0c0l——A formal, standardized set of operating rules governing the
ng. The types and format, timing, error control, or other aspects of data transmissions and
iting the goals and other activities on a network.
E ar e >.i I ·,iso README file (R £AD.ME)—A eommonly used filename in program docu-
nd $0€1auY aC€€Pt€d mentation and in directories at FTP sites to direct the newcomer to index
. files or other useful information about the files in that directory.
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¤ 69)* WW that RFC (Request For Comments)—Documents relating to the Internet sys-
ii‘li tem, protocols, proposals, and so on.
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