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Web Hosting is a type of Internet hosting service that allows individuals and organizations to make their website accessible via the World Wide Web.

Web Application, or Web App, is a collection of elements on a Web site that performs tasks over the internet.

A clear and practical guide to Windows sockets (Winsock) explaining how applications communicate over TCP/IP in Microsoft Windows. Learn the architecture, API model, and why it still powers modern networking.

Explore the role and functionality of winnt.exe, the key setup program for installing legacy Windows NT and 2000 operating systems.

Webcasting is any technology that enables automatic delivery of information from Web sites on the Internet.

Web server is an application that supports the server side of the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP), the Internet protocol for the World Wide Web (WWW).

Web Browser (or Internet Browser) is an application that supports the client-side of the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP), the Internet protocol for the World Wide Web (WWW).

World Wide Web Consortium, or W3C, is a vendor-neutral organization created in 1994 that develops common, interoperable protocols for the World Wide Web (WWW).

World Wide Web, or WWW, is the most popular of Internet services, rapidly changing the way business is done around the world.

Windows Script Host, or WSH, is a language-independent scripting host included with Microsoft Windows Operating Systems that allows administrators to execute scripts for administrative tasks either from the command console (using cscript.exe) or by double-clicking on a desktop shortcut (using wscript.exe).

WINS Proxy Agent is a computer on a network that enables non-WINS clients to perform NetBIOS name resolution using Windows Internet Name Service (WINS).