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Term
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Page number
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Definition
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Form
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FP 6.09
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A collection of form fields in a Web page that
gathers information
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Form Field
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FP 6.08
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A data-entry field in a form, such as a text box or a
radio button
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Form Handler
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FP 6.09
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A program that collects and processes the form's data
in a predetermined manner
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Form Page Wizard
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FP 6.09
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A wizard which asks questions about the type of form
that you want to create and lets you select the form's option to create a
new Web page containing the form with the fields you specified using the
Wizard
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Radio buttons or Option buttons
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FP 6.13
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Buttons usually arranged in a form in groups
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Group Name
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FP 6.13
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A name that identifies a related set of radio buttons
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Drop-down menu
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FP 6.16
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A menu that saves space by organizing choices in a
list
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One-line text box
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FP 6.18
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A text box that accepts a single line of typed
information
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Scrolling text box
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FP 6.21
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A text box that has the same characteristics as a
one-line text box, except that it accepts multiple lines of text
information and it cannot be used as a password field.
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Validation
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FP 6.23
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The process of checking the information entered by a
user into one or more form fields to verify that the information is
acceptable
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Integer
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FP 6.23
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Whole, positive numbers
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Check box
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FP 6.25
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A box which allows the user to answer yes or no to a
question
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Push Buttons or Command Buttons
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FP 6.26
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Used to submit a form to the server or to clear the
form's fields
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Submit push button
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FP 6.26
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A button that lets a user submit a form to the server
for processing
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Reset Push Button
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FP 6.26
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A button that clears any previously entered data from
the form
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Normal Push button
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FP 6.26
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A button that initiates a user-defined script
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FrontPage Save Results component
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FP 6.28
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A general data0collecting form handler that obtains
data from a browser and stores that data in a desire format on the server
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Form results
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FP 6.28
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The data entered by the user in the form
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Field name-date value pair
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FP 6.28
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A line for each form field name and its value
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Microsoft Personal Web Server 4.0
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FP 6.36
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A Web server program, which works with the computer's
operating system to receive and execute requests for Web pages.
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Localhost
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FP 6.36
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A default name for the computer's Web server
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Publish
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FP 6.39
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A Web site by copying the Web site's files and
folders to a PWS or to a Web server that is connected to the Internet
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Confirmation page
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FP 6.43
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A Web page that contains a copy of the data entered
by the user and often is used for verification purposes
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Comma-delimited text file
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FP 6.45
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A file where the name of each form filed appears in
the first line of the file and the form results from each form submission
are added to a new line at the end of the file
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Hit counter
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FP 6.47
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A FrontPage component that counts the number of times
that page in a Web site has been opened or refreshed using a Web browser
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Banner ads
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FP 6.49
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Dynamic billboards that display a series of images,
such as pictures of products or the text for a company slogan
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Banner Ad Manager
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FP 6.49
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A Java applet that controls the continuous display of
images in the Web page
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Recalculating Hyperlinks
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FP 6.57
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The process of updating the display of all views of
the Web site in which you are working
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Verifying hyperlinks
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FP 6.57
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The process of checking all of the hyperlinks in a
Web site to identify any internal or external broken hyperlinks
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External hyperlink
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FP 6.57
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A hyperlink to a location that is not in the current
Web site
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Permissions
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FP 6.59
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Allows a Web site developer to control who can
browse, author, or administer a Web site after it is published
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Browsing Permissions
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FP 6.59
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Authorize a user to browse and change a site's pages
by opening them in Page view
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Administering permission
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FP 6.59
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Allows a user to browse and change a site's pages and
to set other users' permissions
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Going Live
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FP 6.60
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The process of publishing your Web site on a Web
server to make it accessible to other users
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Acceptable use policy (AUP)
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FP 6.60
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A published or online document that an ISP or company
create to indicate the acceptable activities permitted on the Web server
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