A visual representation of the pages in a Web site. There are four common Web site maps--linear, branched, interconnected, and combination.

To remove your name from a mailing list or Usenet newsgroup to which you have subscribed.

Tools in some software that alter the appearance of images. These tools include things like Crop, Fill, Sharpen, Blue, Brightness, and Contrast.

Refers to a piece of information sent to a browser that the browser software is expected to save and send back when you re-visit that site. Cookies contain information such as log-in or registration information, online "shopping cart" information, user preferences, etc.

(What You See Is What You Get) The phenomenon of seeing on-screen what you will see on the page when you print your document, or what a Web page you create will look like when viewed through a browser.

The administrator responsible for the management and often design of a World Wide Web site. The person who maintains a Web site.

Also known as or Web or WWW. An Internet navigation system that allows for point-and-click navigation of the Internet at large. The Web is a spider web-like interconnection of millions of Web pages stored on servers around the world. Web pages are hyperlinks to connect each other.

Also known as or Web or WWW. An Internet navigation system that allows for point-and-click navigation of the Internet at large. The Web is a spider web-like interconnection of millions of Web pages stored on servers around the world. Web pages are hyperlinks to connect each other.

A computer connected to the Internet which makes Web pages available for users to read.

A computer connected to the Internet which makes Web pages available for users to read.