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:: K ::

Kbps - Kilobits Per Second
A measure of data transfer. A 14.4 Kbps modem transfers data at about 1.8 kilobytes per second or about 100 KB per minute.

Keyword
This is a term used to describe content on a web page so that search engines can properly index the page. It is possible to put up keywords that don't really apply to a particular page to get more traffic, but that is discouraged by most search engines and could result in having all of your web pages go unlisted.

Kilobit
1024 bits


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:: L ::

LAN
Abbreviation for Local Area Network. Used to connect computers over a short distance such as computers within the same company or office.

Limiting to a Field
Requiring that a keyword or phrase appear in a specific field of documents retrieved. Most often used to limit to the "Title" field in order to find documents primarily about one or more keywords. (Can be used for other fields. See the table summarizing search tools features.)

Link
The URL imbedded in another document, so that if you click on the highlighted text or button referring to the link, you retrieve the outside URL. If you search the field "link:", you retrieve on text in these imbedded URL's which you do not see in the documents.

See also: Hyperlink and Hypertext

Location
The address of a Web page. If the value is a full URL, the server returns a "redirect" to the client to retrieve the specified object directly. Location: http://WWW.Stars.com/ If you want to reference another file on your own server, you should output a partial URL.

Login
The process entering in information related to an account name and its password in order to access a time-sharing computer.

LYNX browser
Lynx is a "browser" program like Netscape or Internet Explorer that can access information on World Wide Web, but without access to images, film, or sound. It is used often from slow modems to eliminate the need to wait to download images and other features.


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