Internet

The Save option differs from Save As in that it saves the document with its default title and at the default location. On the other hand, the Save As option allows one to change the location and title of a document.

Most email programs that use individual clients use POP (Post office protocol). Web based programs like Yahoo and Gmail use http protocol.

He became to popular on the AIM service and took up to much of the band-width so they retired him on November 18th 2008 for AIM. Subsequently on June 15th 2009 when ever spoken to on other on-line messengers he always replied with a 'My brain is retired,' followed by an advertisement. He then became fully retired on all servers, probably for the same reason as AIM, I know it bummed me out too.

Internet with capital 'I' refers to the Internet as in the world wide web, and what most people think of when you say internet.

Internet with a lowercase 'i' refers to a bunch of small LANS connected together to form some kind of host-to-host packet delivery service. So basically Internet capital I refers to inter-networking at the global level. Whereas internet with a lowercase 'i' refers to it on a much smaller level.

Wireless internet is becoming extremely popular with the use of Wi-Fi, and is starting to be available in more and more places. Some of the providers are EarthLink, DirecTV as well as Time Warner.

on skype u can do a video chat. also if u chose u can type your message instead of saying it. also there is a mute button so u can still see the person but they cant hear u and u cant hear them. i recommend skype to anyone with a webcam. if u love MSN u will love skype.

The benefits of WiFi internet radio include the ability to hear radio stations that may be being broadcast from anywhere in the world. Conventional radio relies on radio waves that can be transmitted to a set distance on a set frequency band. WiFi internet radio requires just a stable internet connection.

Slide layouts help in formatting, positioning, and placeholder for all of the content that appears on a slide

GIF image is a Graphics Interchangable Format. The interchangeable part of it's name means you can have a series of images "storyboard" shown as a mini movie in a .GIF image file.

The percentage of Canadians that use the internet is about 79.2 percent of the population. This was as of 2011 so it is possible that it fluctuated a little bit.

According to the increasing need of technology around the world the Internet will seem like a necessity. The Internet is not a need it is considered a luxury to an extent.

A monitor's size is the distance (usually measured in inches) from corner to corner, diagonally across the screen.

This applies to widescreen and normal/full screen monitors.

However the manufacturer's specified size might be slightly more than the actual 'viewable size' for a couple of reasons:

1. They tend to round-up. So what they might call a 24 inch monitor might actually only be 23.5 inches.

2. A CRT monitor's size traditionally includes the casing around the screen, for reasons dating back to the invention of the technology decades ago. This doesn't apply to lcd flat panel monitors.

See the related link(s) for a more indepth guide and a tool for getting an approximate measurement of a monitor screen size.

By Measuring the monitor diagonally this will give you the screen size.

The specific models of the laptops usually have uniform sizes of the screens. So, if you know the model number, you can very easily look up its screen size.

There are two ways to fax through the internet: Fax over IP, and an internet fax service.

Fax over IP is a system based on the ITU T.38 standard that allows faxing over IP in real time. For this to work, you would need to fax machines compatible with the T.38 standard.

An online fax service is hosted by a fax service provider, and works very much like a webmail service like hotmail or gmail does - it sends and receives faxes for you, and does so from a system hosted by the provider instead of through a fax machine sitting in your office.

There can be quite a few answers to how to email yourself a picture from someone else's website. It depends on what type of operating system you have, type of browser you use, what email software you have, what kind of picture viewing software you have, how the site has the picture set up at their site, etc. I'll give you some basic answers now and as you narrow down for the respondents what exactly you want to do, the answers can become more specific to what you actually want to accomplish.

The 1st thing you should be aware of is it's far faster to just save the picture to a directory on your own computer than to email it to yourself.

Let's assume the picture is set up in a manner that allows you to copy it.

1. In internet explorer, hold down your left mouse key and drag it over the picture. This can be a bit of a tricky operation as you have to get the cursor lined up just right. You should see the photo darken.

2. To save it, hold the cursor over the picture and right click which will bring up a menu. Left click on copy. With the cursor in the same place, right click again and choose save picture as. A windows explorer dialog box will pop up. If you want to email it, skip this step and move on to #3.

3. If you want to email it instead of save it, after step #1, go to the file menu above you on the internet explorer toolbar and left click on send and left click on page by email. An email template from your email software should pop up.

4. To save the picture to your computer, pick which directory in the windows explorer box you want to save it to by going to the upper left of the dialog box and browsing for the directory you want to save it in. Left click on the directory name. In the bottom of the dialog box make sure windows is going to save the file with a jpg extension. Then left click on save. You're done. If you want to email it, skip this step and move on to #5.

5. If you want to email it, right click inside the body of the email and left click on paste. A copy of the picture will now reside in the body of the email. Fill in a subject title and your email address. Click on send and a message will pop up asking in what format you want to send the email. Left click on unicode and click on send again. You will now have the email with the picture waiting in your email.

6. To open the file you saved to your computer, left double click on the file name and Microsoft Image Viewer (or whatever picture software you have) will open up and display the picture. To open the file in your email, left click on the file attachment and Microsoft Image Viewer (or whatever picture software you have) will open up and display the picture.

These instructions are for Internet Explorer version 7.0 and for Windows XP with service pack 2. There are other ways to do this depending on what software you have, etc. If you look around your browser while on the picture website using a combination of the above commands (or ones similar in nature), you will have the same or similar results.

Others can give you a more definitive set of instructions once you provide us with the various variables mentioned previously.

In addition. you may want to consider switching your internet browser from Internet Explorer over to Mozilla Firefox which is a freeware. Firefox is more secure when surfing the net and is also very user friendly. There are hundreds of extensive free addons that can do anything from making it easier for you to download and upload pictures to tools for creating programs. The Mozilla website is located via this link.

http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/

about 1.2 billion are sent from non-spam sources. if you count the span/phishing ones, it is about 75% more. that equals about 2 million a second. do the math!

The information is called Hypertext documents commonly known as HTML ( Hypertext Markup Language) This includes text and codes, which are visible only to the web browser and instruct the browser how to display the text. For example , help would appear as help.

Microsoft's 'MSN Messenger' service has ceased operation in favor of Microsoft's newly acquired 'Skype' service. Skype can be used by anyone with an Internet connection and a computer. It offers text, voice, and video chat. Voice and video chat require faster connection speeds, cameras, and headsets or microphones to use.

The data link layer handles communication between systems on the same local network. The network layer handles communication between systems on different local networks and allows those packets to be routed between the two.

The data link layer would allow two machine on network a to talk to each other or two machines on network b to talk to each other. This communication takes place using the physical/MAC addresses of the machines.

The network layer is what allows a machine on network a to talk to a machine on network b using logical address like IP addresses.

AOL is America OnLine, an Internet Service Provider. AIM is "AOL Instant Messenger", a chat program for anyone whether with AOL or not. AOL sponsors a kids website called KOL. (see related links)

No. A dial-up connection is limited in the US by FCC regulation to no more than 53K (Even though most dialup modems are capable of 56k). Most 'entry level' broadband is at least four times faster than a dial-up connection. Many are much, much faster.

The cost for Internet access - if that's what you mean - varies a lot depending on your country and region. It will also depend on whether you want a basic connection, or a high-bandwidth connection.

It is easy to find proxy lists cited on other websites and forums. Typically, you can find various websites that give you access. Also, if you have any concerns regarding anonymity, you can find out whether these sites are indeed anonymous and can protect your identity.