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Reverse Hosting (proxy server)
Reverse Hosting, also called virtual hosting, is an extension to reverse proxying that is supported by Microsoft Proxy Server.
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Virtual Directory
Virtual Directory is a directory that appears to Web browser users as a subdirectory of a Web site’s home directory but in fact might be located in a different folder, drive, or server.
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Dynamic HTML
Dynamic HTML is a proposed World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) standard developed by Microsoft for creating interactive multimedia Web content.
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vCard
vCard is an Internet protocol for exchanging business information. vCard enables users to exchange the kind of information found on business cards by using standard Internet applications such as e-mail clients and Web browsers.
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vCalendar
vCalendar is an Internet protocol for interoperability between scheduling programs running on different platforms. vCalendar allows Personal Data Interchange (PDI) programs to exchange scheduling information over the Internet.
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VBScript
VBScript stands for Visual Basic Scripting Edition, a scripting language developed by Microsoft and designed primarily for use in Web browsers such as Microsoft Internet Explorer.
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Decoding Value Entries: The Building Blocks of Windows Registry
Value Entry is a data entry in the Microsoft Windows registry.
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V.90 – Modem Serial Transmission
V.90 is a serial transmission standard for high-speed communication using modems.
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X Window System
X Window System is a client/server system for running a graphical user interface (GUI) that uses windows in a UNIX environment.
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X-Series Protocols
X-Series Protocols, also known as X-Series recommendations, is a series of standards and recommendations developed by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) relating to data communication over networking and telecommunication services.
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XML
XML stands for Extensible Markup Language, a family of standards for the exchange of structured information that was developed by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C).
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Microsoft Internet Explorer
Internet Explorer is Microsoft’s web browser and integrated suite of client-side Internet software, which integrates tightly into the Microsoft Windows operating system and was included with Windows until version 7 as an essential operating system component.