i would like to information on "internet  browsing", because i have seminor  on this topic.please help me sir.
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The Internet is revolutionizing and enhancing the way we as humans communicate, both locally and around the globe. Simply put, the Internet is a network of linked computers allowing participants to share information on those computers. You should want to be a part of it because the Internet literally puts a world of information and a potential worldwide audience at your fingertips.\n\n Internet History: The Internet's roots can be traced to the 1950s with the launch of Sputnik, the ensuing space race, the Cold War and the development of ARPAnet (Department of Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency), but it really took off in the 1980s when the National Science Foundation used ARPAnet to link its five regional supercomputer centers. From there evolved a high-speed backbone of Internet access for many other types of networks, universities, institutions, bulletin board systems and commercial online services. The end of the decade saw the emergence of the World Wide Web, which heralded a platform-independent means of communication enhanced with a pleasant and relatively easy-to-use graphical interface. Here is a link to an excellent Internet timeline at PBS Online.\n\n Internet Activity: The information superhighway is literally buzzing with activity as Internet pipelines pump out all manner of files, movies, sounds, programs, video, e-mail, live chat, you name it. Yet amid all this activity there are always two key players in every transaction: a server and a client.\n\nServers are computers with a 24-hour Internet connection that provide access to their files and programs. These can be but are not limited to educational institutions, commercial companies, organizations, government or military organizations, Internet access providers and various other computer networks of all sizes. \n\nClients are software programs (and the people on remote computers using the software!) used to access files on a server (typically, a Web browsing program such as Netscape Navigator or an e-mail program such as Eudora). \nServers are typically located and organized by IP address and domain.\n\nAn IP address (IP stands for Internet Protocol) is a specific set of numbers referring to a server's exact location on a network. Most domains have their own IP address, for instance, 192.41.20.33 is the IP address of my server at webcurrent.com. You can type those numbers in to get there, but the domain is easier to remember. An IP address also leaves your fingerprints wherever you "surf" on the net. Each modem connection typically is designated a specific IP address at Internet providers (this number typically changes dynamically as users log in), so you never really surf the net anonymously. You can be traced to a point. \nA domain is part of the server's official name on the network, an alias for the less descriptive IP numbers. Domains are organized by type of organization (a three-letter suffix) and by country (a two-letter suffix which defaults to the U.S. if no suffix is specified). You can tell a lot about a server by looking at its domain name. \nHere are some typical organizational suffixes: com=commercial, edu=educational, gov=government, int=international, mil=military, net=network, org=organization. \nHere are some country codes: au=Australia, at=Austria, be=Belgium, br=-Brazil, dk=Denmark, jp=Japan, nz=New Zealand, ru=Russian Federation, uk=United Kingdom, ch=Switzerland. \n\nPrivacy. Don't post or write anything you wouldn't mind anyone else seeing. Remember your information is not secure nor is your e-mail necessarily private. It's supposed to be, but that isn't always the case. Also, never EVER send your credit card number via email. If you're ordering something online, be sure the web page you are entering data into is served from a secure server (https://... more on this in the next section). Helpful links: \n\nSecurity. To enhance security, many networks have encrypted, secure transmission met
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Emily, better do your own homework or you'll grow up to be ignorant.\n\n=====\n\nThe following sites tell you how to conduct research on the Internet.  The last three are good sources of information.\n\nTeaching Library Internet Workshops: http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/TeachingLib/Guides/Internet/FindInfo.html\n\nA basic tutorial on searching the web: http://www.sc.edu/beaufort/library/pages/bones/bones.shtml\n\nHow to do research on the internet: http://www.lib.monash.edu.au/vl/www/wwwcon.htm\n\nResearch and Writing: http://ipl.si.umich.edu/div/aplus/\n\nEvaluating Internet Research Sources: http://www.virtualsalt.com/evalu8it.htm\n\nWikipedia: http://www.wikipedia.com\nLibrarian's Internet Index: http://www.lii.org/\nLibrary Spot: http://www.libraryspot.com/
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Hi there.  This link might be a bit more useful for ya since it not only covers accurate web usage details but also "Trends" and other statistics that might be useful for your report such as where people are spending their most money, who are the biggest advertisers, Active home Web Usage as of Feb 2006.  And the best part is, its not just numerical stats but full reports and opinions describing those numbers. Enjoy! =)
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How about searching Google and Yahoo for this!
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hey... there r many browsing softwares. some even let u download the pages and the next time u have to go to the same site... u need not have to use the internet again. they r called ofline brosers. but for online browsins donot depend on explorer 6 it really sucks. but mozilla is a good software. if u wanna go for better... try opera. theres opera 9.0 beta as the latest. u can find opera at download.com but the opera u find there is opera 8.5 n its a trial version. for more details message me at kevin_blue_line@yahoo.com have a nice day...
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If your question is about checking what has been\ninstalled, you may be looking for:\n\n    pkginfo\n\nIf your question is about what "services" are available\n(in the sense of "network services", take a look at:\n\n    /etc/services
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www.alltheweb.com\n\nwww.askjeeves.com\n\nAll The Web is especially useful when trying to do something for school or work because it excludes the pop culture preference that google and Yahoo tend to lean towards.
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Use firefox or opera for browsing. extensions for either can make life much easier and save time. session saving, integrated rss feeds, and keyboard shortcuts are the best.
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There's different ways but propably the easiest is to have a look at the pages in the History section.\n\nIn Internet Explorer click the clock like icon with the backwards arrow on it.\n\nYou can also go into Temporary Internet Files (Windos Explorer > Documents and Settings > The User's Name > Local Settings > Temporary Internet Files).  This will have every page visited and every file accessed.  There could be a huge number so list them in date and time order to narrow your search down.
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the internet is accessible from any location\nlot of information available\nfun\ncommunication\nsecurity
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lots of info on the web dude
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At the library or on the internet
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet
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http://www.internet.com/
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This in the computers and internet section.....
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what type of internet?
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try in iexplorer --->\n\ntools->internet opts->security->internet to medium