W3C World Wide Web Consortium which looks after the Web standards.
WAP Wireless Application Protocol. Technology used to transmit
data over wireless communcation networks.
Warez Illegal or pirated copies of software sold to unsuspecting users
for profit.
WAV A wave form sample of sound or music. Common format used on
PC computers.
WebDAV Web distributed Authoring and Versioning. System used for
collaborative web site development between many web designers.
WhiteCap Similar technology as WiFi used to stream multimedia content.
WiFi Standard network protocol for wireless networking using the
digital radio in the 2.4GHz frequency band.
Wii Nintendo's game console which supports remote controllers that
have accelerators and infra red sensors on it for more physical
gestures from players.
Window Name given to an area or framed area of the screen. Consists of
four borders, with a title bar and sizing buttons.
Windows Also name of Microsoft`s Operating System. Versions include
1, 2, 3.0, 3.1, 3.11, NT, 95, 98, 98SE, ME, CE, 2000, XP, 2003,
Vista, 2008, 7.
WINS Windows Internet Name Service. Similar to DNS but resolves
NetBIOS names to IP addresses (instead of Host names).
WorldWideWeb Name given to the text and graphics based view of the internet.
Uses HTTP protocol to view HTML pages over the internet using a
program called a Browser. Common browsers are the Internet
Explorer, Netscape Communicator, Mozilla, Opera, Lynx etc.
Word Processor An application program which processes words like a type writer
but with extra features such as picture insertion, spell and
grammer checking and so on.
WSH Windows Scripting Host. A scripting system using Javascript or
Visual Basic Scripting to write programs to automate tasks.
WYSIWYG What you see is what you get. A visual representation of what
you write on screen is what you get on output whether a letter,
a document or web page.
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