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Cache
A temporary copy of a file, kept in an easy to access location. Web
Browsers use a Cache file to keep copies of recently visited Web site
files. When a user visits a Web site, the Web Browser first looks in its
Cache for a copy of the Web page. If there is already a copy in the Cache,
the Web Browser will use the Cached copy instead of the copy on the Web.
This results in a faster browsing experience. Sometimes, Caches will keep
inappropriate copies of files in them. It is often necessary to clear your
Cache file to guarantee you are seeing the most current copy of a file.
Another good trick for forcing a current copy of a file into your browser
is appending a "query string" to the URL with a question mark. For example,
append some random text after the URL in your Browser's location window
like this... http://www.i-2.com/index.html?blahblahblah. This will make the
Browser think it is requesting a new copy of the file.
Camera-Ready Art
Camera-Ready is a term which describes images or artwork that is of very
high quality. If your image has a smooth surface with little or no texture
that the naked eye can detect, it's camera-ready. Camera-ready art is the
best format in which to send your Fulfillment Representative your images that haven't already been
scanned into a computer.
Case-Sensitive
Refers to whether or not an application cares whether text is capitalized.
For example, a Case-Sensitive application considers the words "Thing" and
"thing" as distinctly different words. Frontier Total Web security applications are
Case-Sensitive.
CGI
Common Gateway Interface. The protocol used by Web Servers to connect
applications to Web sites. The program that handles Response Form entries
is an example of a CGI.
Check Box
A Response Form field that allows the user to "check" a box to signify a
selection. Check Boxes are generally used when there are several possible
answers to a question. Each Check Box counts as one field in the total
number of fields allowed on your Response Form.
Client
A user of distributed services that are provided by a Server. On the
Internet, any machine that is using services like http. Web Browsers are
considered Clients.
Clone
An exact duplicate or copy of something. IN2U allows you to Clone items for
editing. Cloning is useful when you want to make a new item that shares
the look of an existing item.
Complex Modification Any change to the layout of a page or site. Complex Modifications also include modifying more than 50 words of text, modifications to buttons, and modifications to images resulting in custom graphics work.
Copyright
The exclusive ownership of rights to publish, reproduce and sell
intellectual property, such as text, artwork and music. Copyrighted
materials cannot be reproduced or sold without the owner's express
permission. Publishing Copyrighted materials without the owner's permission
is illegal, and may result in civil and/or criminal penalties.
Custom Graphics
Altering images beyond lightening or darkening, pallette manipulation, cropping, bordering, and resizing. This includes but is not limited to: logo creation/manipulation, touching up poor quality images, applying custom filters, rendering text and other images over images, and animations.
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