what is yhttp ? (notice the y before http)?
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I'm not sure.  Every time I clicked on a site with "yhttp", the address bar listed "http".
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no its starts with a Y. the Y and y are differnt in the computer world.
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Yes. Here is the prototype for the open method:\n\nopen("method", "URL"[, asyncFlag[, "userName"[, "password"]]])\n\nSet "method" to "POST".\n\nNote: you cannot use any other HTTP verbs (such as HEAD) besides GET and POST. This is a current Apple limitation, and is a known issue.
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Whose proxy? one of them street proxies? the kind you find in every dark corner of the bad neighborhoods on the Internet?\n\nthe message is to the server owner that didn't config the server with 'https' protocol!\n\nget another proxy server!
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The chinese are filtering content on the Google server, kindoff. \n\nWhat you can try is to BYPASS  them.\n\nIn your address bar type this  (removed)\n\nNow once the page loads, you will see a bar similar to the address bar having htp://lycos.com written. Edit that bar and type www.google.com and press enter. \n\nOr else if you dont want to do so click this link .( IT MAY WORK or else you will have to do the complete procedure given above)\n\n( removed)\n\n\nADDITIONAL DETAILS.\n\nNone of it worked. Thats really surprising. Anyway I have removed the links if you need them do let me know.
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there is an option on the homepage of the y answers
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As soon as Answers Yahoo recognizes the prefix http://www.blahblahblah then it puts it on as a hyperlink.\n\n\nJust type out the link with the prefix http:// like http://www.google.com and it will automatically set it up as a link.
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I think there is a .asp document where your web server's documents and stuff is located (usually being c:&#92;inetpub&#92;wwwfiles&#92; ).\nIf there is that document, just open up internet explorer, or whatever browser you have and type in:\nhttp://localhost/(document name).asp\n\nNote: no parenthesis are needed.\n\nThat should help you out.
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The https:// string at the start of a URL indicates that the connection is being made through SSL, the secured sockets layer. In other words, it is encrypted.  HTTPS is no different that HTTP other than the level of security the website offers.  There is no other difference.\n\nBut maybe your browser might not be accepting cookies.  In IE, go to tools, Internet Options, and lower your security settings - if that doesn't work then their is something wrong with the website and has nothing to do with you.
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http---HYPER TEXT TRANSFER PROTOCOL which supports grapical user interface it mainly contains HTML documents.easy to use.\nwhere as FTP:file transfer protocol in which u directly go into a server of the given address n access the server.directly load progs from tat server into ur system.some servers are free for accesing where as some are protected\n\nthe easy way to acces a server if it promts for pswd is to type "anaonymous" as user n "ur email id" as password
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if it doesn't have the www then the first name is the name of the server that the page is running from. so for the current page that i am on here is the url.\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/question/\nthe http:// means i am on a non secured server\nanswers is the name of teh server that belongs to yahoo\nyahoo is the domain name that is registered\n.com is the level of internet it is on.\n/question/ is the directory name of where the current page is located at on the server.\nthats just a quick rundown of the url naming conventions
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be sure to add the HTTP:// in the beginning and it will work!
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type http:// infront of the www.whatever......!!!!!\ntry it! =]
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To most browers none. \n\nThe exact syntax should be http://www.yahoo.com \n\nhttp is the protocol. It can be other things like ftp or https. Whatever it is will determine what port and protocol the browser will use to talk to that site. \n\nwww means the top domain of that site. Instead of www you might use profiles.yahoo.com/somebody for example. The browser will assume you mean www if you do not specifify. So if you mean to go t a sub domain like profiles.yahoo.com and do not provide the that sub domain you will get the www or top domain instead. \n\nThe next part is the domain. www.php.com and www.php.net are entirely different web sites. www.yahoo.com and www.yahoo.com.au are slightly different. \n\nHowever most browsers will fill out portions of a URL to make it correct as a way of helping you or as a shortcut. If you use firefox and you visit www.yahoo.com on a frequent basis all you have to type is yah and hit the tab key and your on your way.
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NET SEND {name | * | /DOMAIN[:name] | /USERS} message\n\nexample net send 150.0.150.10 "hi"
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you must type www. before your addy and .org-.net-or .com after the addy.
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That's HTML (hyper text markup language). It is the coding language used to create web pages viewed on the world wide web.