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2010
Up to this point, we have discussed the organization and storage mediums for information in SharePoint. This discussion included the basic organization and management of both SharePoint Foundation 2010 and SharePoint Server 2010 sites, as well as the means for structuring and storing data in SharePoint lists and libraries.
Tony Smith, Seth Bates
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Up to this point, we have discussed the organization and storage mediums for information in SharePoint. This discussion included the basic organization and management of both SharePoint Foundation 2010 and SharePoint Server 2010 sites, as well as the means for structuring and storing data in SharePoint lists and libraries.
Tony Smith, Seth Bates
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2012
You might wonder what’s meant by this chapter’s title: web page essentials. This chapter will run through everything you need to do with a web page prior to working on the layout and content, including creating the initial documents, attaching external documents to HTML files, and dealing with the head section of the web page.
Craig Grannell +2 more
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You might wonder what’s meant by this chapter’s title: web page essentials. This chapter will run through everything you need to do with a web page prior to working on the layout and content, including creating the initial documents, attaching external documents to HTML files, and dealing with the head section of the web page.
Craig Grannell +2 more
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Phi Delta Kappan, 2003
THERE ARE some 30 million people with disabilities in the U.S. If you have created Web pages without thinking about how accessible they will be for these people, you may be unintentionally locking them out of your site. I am certainly no expert on accessibility, but I thought I should at least know something about it, and I'm passing along what I've ...
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THERE ARE some 30 million people with disabilities in the U.S. If you have created Web pages without thinking about how accessible they will be for these people, you may be unintentionally locking them out of your site. I am certainly no expert on accessibility, but I thought I should at least know something about it, and I'm passing along what I've ...
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Web page segmentation evaluation
Proceedings of the 30th Annual ACM Symposium on Applied Computing, 2015In this paper, we present a framework for evaluating segmentation algorithms for Web pages. Web page segmentation consists in dividing a Web page into coherent fragments, called blocks. Each block represents one distinct information element in the page.
Sanoja, Andrés, Gançarski, Stéphane
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American Annals of the Deaf, 2006
The World Wide Web has changed the way people interact. It has also become an important equalizer of information access for many social sectors. However, for many people, including some sign language users, Web accessing can be difficult. For some, it not only presents another barrier to overcome but has left them without cultural equality.
Deborah I. Fels +3 more
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The World Wide Web has changed the way people interact. It has also become an important equalizer of information access for many social sectors. However, for many people, including some sign language users, Web accessing can be difficult. For some, it not only presents another barrier to overcome but has left them without cultural equality.
Deborah I. Fels +3 more
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Sink Web Pages in Web Application
2012In this paper, we present the notion of sink web pages in a web application. These pages allow identifying a reduced scheme of the web application, which can lead to simplifying the method of testing and verifying the entire web application. We believe that this notion can be useful in the partially supervised learning.
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2002
Originally, the Web provided a large repository of hypertext documents. People working on a single project from widely scattered locations gained the ability to share project information as soon as it was updated. This ability proved so valuable that innovative souls quickly began to post and retrieve all kinds of information on the Web.
Constance Petersen +2 more
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Originally, the Web provided a large repository of hypertext documents. People working on a single project from widely scattered locations gained the ability to share project information as soon as it was updated. This ability proved so valuable that innovative souls quickly began to post and retrieve all kinds of information on the Web.
Constance Petersen +2 more
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2002
While many of us often do not admit it, there is life outside of surgery. In addition to the numerous medical and surgical applications already discussed, there are many entertaining and personal uses of the Internet. Using the World Wide Web is a great way to find sports scores, make vacation plans, buy or sell goods, find music, or just pass some ...
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While many of us often do not admit it, there is life outside of surgery. In addition to the numerous medical and surgical applications already discussed, there are many entertaining and personal uses of the Internet. Using the World Wide Web is a great way to find sports scores, make vacation plans, buy or sell goods, find music, or just pass some ...
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2020
Devices connect to a wireless local area network (WLAN) with Wi-Fi communication (see Chapter 7 (Wireless local area network)). A router connected to an Internet Service Provider (ISP), through a telephone line using DSL (Digital Subscriber Line) technology, provides access to the Internet (see Figure 8-1).
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Devices connect to a wireless local area network (WLAN) with Wi-Fi communication (see Chapter 7 (Wireless local area network)). A router connected to an Internet Service Provider (ISP), through a telephone line using DSL (Digital Subscriber Line) technology, provides access to the Internet (see Figure 8-1).
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2003
We’re going to use Paint Shop Pro to create graphics for a typical home web page. Specifically, we’ll create web navigation elements using vector tools and the Effects menu to produce a high-tech look, which we’ll then optimize and export using the web graphic tools.
Sally Beacham, Ron Lacey
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We’re going to use Paint Shop Pro to create graphics for a typical home web page. Specifically, we’ll create web navigation elements using vector tools and the Effects menu to produce a high-tech look, which we’ll then optimize and export using the web graphic tools.
Sally Beacham, Ron Lacey
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