What's the meaning of " .com " and " .co"?
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No .com is for US commerical sites, or sites registered on US servers. \n\n.co is for country sites. Sites registered to britain are www.suchandsuch.co.uk\n\nand so on.
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There are a ton of different meanings for both words.\n\nI have attached 2 webpages for you to explore, to search for the application you are looking for.\n\nThere is even one (webpage) for application, so you won't have to ask what that means, as that too has multiple meanings.
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Co is company: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&rls=GWYA,GWYA:2005-31,GWYA:en&oi=defmore&defl=en&q=define:company\n\nCorp is corporation: A body that is granted a charter recognizing it as a separate legal entity having its own rights, privileges, and liabilities distinct from those of its members. \n\nInc is incorporated: http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rls=GWYA,GWYA:2005-31,GWYA:en&q=define%3Aincorporated\n\nLtd means limited: \nhttp://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rls=GWYA,GWYA:2005-31,GWYA:en&q=define%3A+Ltd%2E\nGo to the following link for the IRS's definitions
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I can only tell you why. because when you open the .com page, the server detects from which country ar you(based on you'r ip addres) and redirects you the the .co.jp.
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domain name is a website's URL (or dot com name)..  for example yahoo.com is the domain name for the Yahoo! Corporation.
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A COM is a component.  Components are pre Active X for a client side program to integrate with a server side "component".  ASP integrates into this on the server side to display information.\nMy source is an example of passing an array through these components.
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web site\ndid u mean like in a url adress?
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Longer names are often misspelled or misunderstood. It all depends on how long and how hard it is to spell. It used to be that other TLD's (.biz, .net, etc) where not as respected as .com but that is no longer true. You run a risk of losing customers to the .com if you have a .biz or .us because some people mis-type but there is becoming very little difference as far as respect goes. If you have a long name, you need to capitalize the first letter of each word when advertising it so that people can read and understand. For example, if your domain name is writen; iimporttomatoesandotherveggies dot whatever it can be hard to understand. How ever if you advertised it like so; IImportTomatoesAndOtherVeggies dot whatever, it stands out and is understandable.\n\nA domain name needs to be easy to remember and spell. Also there is some credence given to the possibility that there is some weight given to a domain name when computing search results. I have not seen proof of that but it is widely discussed by search engine guru's.\nIf your domain name is easy to misspell, register the misspellings and point them all to the same website. My web designer has 4-5 common misspellings all pointed to their main site. Somebody mistypes and still ends up where they need to be.
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.aero-for the air transport industry \n.biz-for business use \n.cat-for Catalan language/culture \n.com-for commercial organizations, but unrestricted \n.coop-for cooperatives \n.edu-for educational establishments \n.gov-for governments and their agencies in the US\n.info-for informational sites, but unrestricted \n.int-for international organizations established by treaty \n.jobs-for employment-related sites \n.mil-for the US military \n.mobi-for sites catering to mobile devices \n.museum-for museums \n.name-for families and individuals \n.net-originally for network infrastructures\n.ORG-ORIGINALLY FOR ORGANIZATIONS\n.pro-for certain professions \n.travel-for travel agents, airlines, hoteliers, tourism, etc
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yeah...\n\nwww.dictionary.com
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Hi, you are asking about the difference between domain name suffixes.  The difference between .com, .org and .net is what they stand for and who created them.  .com is created by a profitable company or organization.  .org is created by a nonprofit organization and .net is created by a network.  I hope that this answers your question.  Good Luck!
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That's a good question. I think the answer is "both". A website is a collection of web pages (electronic documents) which are stored on a machine connected to the Internet known as a server. Because each page has a physical location, and because (usually) all of the pages are stored in the same server, that is why a website is a place. At the same time, the site when referred to as a collective is a thing.
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dictionary.com then or m-w.com
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A very good site. Looks cool. If you want to get a full domain name, and keep your old site, check out www.dot.tk, they will give you a full domain name, with a Javascrit redirect link. Check it out!
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Neither is correct grammar. You could say:\n\nMy new website is a.b.com.\n\nIf you really want to keep your wording, you could probably do it like this:\n\nThis is my new website 'a.b.com'. or\nThis is my new website: a.b.com.
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usually it says sumthin like:\n\n"www.xxxxxxxxx.com/URLHERE"\n\nSo that its easier 4 u but I dnt know if urs says that/ Some of these tell u where 2 put everything:
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it means there is a single explorer window, but with tabs (like a file folder in paper) that have different websites open in each.\n\nthis way you can have several websites open simultaneously, but all in the same window.\n\nlike AOL explorer.\n\nits very useful.