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C or C++
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A higher level programming language.
It was developed in an attempt to give programming a more language
base syntax instead of the code base syntax of languages such as
Assembly, Cobol, or Fortran. It is used for all levels of programming
from CGI scripts to full blown desktop applications.
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Cascading
Style Sheets (CSS)
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Cascading style sheets are an addition
to the html language. They allow you to format your webpage either
as individual elements or as an entire block or page. They are
called cascading because they allow you to layer the objects contained
within your document. Cascading style sheets also allow absolute
positioning on your pages. Placement can now be absolute no matter
what size monitor you are looking at which gives designers greater
control over the appearence of there webpages.
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CGI (Common
Gateway Interface)
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CGI serves as a gateway between information
servers and/or databases. For instance, it can take files transmitted
from an IMAGUN database,
translate those files into a form readable by a client server,
then return the result to the original database. Whatever your
CGI program does, processing should be quick. Hey, you would not
wish your viewer to lose interest. CGI programs can be written
using C, Perl or other programming languages.
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Chat
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A forum for real-time, public or private,
discussions of issues. Some use graphical interfaces such as Microsoft's
Comic Chat and Real Worlds 3D, some are only text based. Participants
log in and type questions and responses. Chat can support multiple
users simultaneously. Some hot items for all time chat while you
are online are ICQ or AOL / MSN Instant Messager, which allows
for people to find you online whenever you sign on.
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Cookie
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A piece of information sent by A Web
Server to a Web Browser that the Browser software is expected to
save and to send back to the server whenever the browser makes
additional requests from the server. The Browser may or may not
accept the cookie, and may save the Cookie for a long or short
time. Cookies might contain information such as login or registration
info, online "shopping cart" information, user preferences,
etc.
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CPM
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Cost Per Thousand. A term used in banner
advertising which refers to the rate charged for the banner based
on every 1,000 views of the page that contains the banner.
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CTR
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Click Through Ratio. A term used for
banner advertising. It is the number of viewers of a banner compared
to the number that actually click - through to the page that the
banner advertises.
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CuSee-Me
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Video conferencing software developed
by Cornell University and White Pine. This software enables real
time video conferencing with chat in color or black and white. "Look
out Captain Kirk", Of course you need a camera, so the other
party can see you. Hey it helps!
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