The public files on Web servers are ordinary text files, much like the files created and used by word-processing software.

Most Web sites are distributed over a number of locations.

One common definition of a Web site is any group of Web pages that relates to one specific topic or organization, regardless of where the HTML documents are located.

Most Web browsers let you specify a page that loads automatically every time you start the program.

You can use a Web browser to print a Web page or to save either an entire Web page or just parts of the page, such as selections of text or graphics.

Some Web pages are written to make copying difficult or impossible; these pages cannot be saved easily.

You can use the Location bar to enter URLs directly into Internet Explorer.

In Internet Explorer, you cannot reorganize favorites once you have initially stored them.

In Internet Explorer, you can save entire Web pages, selected portions of Web page text, or particular graphics from Web pages to a disk.

If a Web page is not encrypted, the Security tab in the Page Info dialog box will show “Connection Not Encrypted.”

Computers can be connected to each other in a configuration called a ____.

If networked computers are near each other (usually in the same building), the network is called a ____.

Networked computers that are not located near each other form a ____.

How many computers on the Internet can have the same domain name?

All URLs include a ____.

In the URL shown in the figure above, the domain name is ____.

____ can contain information about the user such as login names and passwords.

U.S. copyright law has a ____ provision that allows students to use limited amounts of copyrighted information in terms papers and other reports prepared in an academic setting.

Many Web pages provide a hyperlink to the e-mail address of the person responsible for maintaining the page, sometimes called the ____.

A ____ authority is a company that attests to a Web site’s legitimacy.