| Icon
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Small graphic image intended to represent some
hyperlinked page or service.
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| Image
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A picture or illustration, also called graphic.
Formats include GIF, JPEG, BMP, PCX, and TIFF.
An inline image is mixed with text and displayed surrounded by text.
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| Imagemap
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Images which have specified areas hyperlinked to some other
page or service.
An image with a number of different links associated with it.
Clicks on different portions of the image go to different links.
All browsers that can display images support server-side
imagemaps; newer browsers also support client-side imagemaps,
which resolve more quickly and can provide more feedback to the user.
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| Img
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An HTML tag indicating an inline image.
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| Indexing
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The process of analysing some data, e.g. web pages, and
recording the occurences of keyword for later use by search
engines.
Indexing programs read pages throughout the web and add a description of
their contents to a database that can be searched by users looking
for specific information.
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| Input
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An HTML form tag allowing the user to enter data.
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| Internet
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The global network of computers on which the web is based.
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| Isindex
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An HTML tag used in the Head area of a document to allow
user queries (archaic).
Keywords for searching will be passed from the browser to the
server by suffixing, to the URL, a question mark followed by a
list of keywords, separated by plus signs.
The ISINDEX element is usually generated automatically by a
server-side script.
The URL used for processing queries can be overridden with the HREF
attribute. You can also use the PROMPT attribute to change the
default prompt supplied by the browser, e.g.
<ISINDEX HREF="phone.db" PROMPT="Enter Surname:">
(Netscape).
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