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	'''.cy''' When these two letters appear at the end of an address (eg http://www.moh.gov.cy),		'''.cy''' When these two letters appear at the end of an address (eg http://www.moh.gov.cy),
	means that the page is Cyprus.<br><br>		means that the page is Cyprus.<br><br>
-	'''Ì''' When these three letters appear in a URL (ie http://www. moh.gov.cy), means	+	'''.gov''' When these three letters appear in a URL (ie http://www. moh.gov.cy), means
	that the page belongs to a government agency.<br><br>		that the page belongs to a government agency.<br><br>
	'''Account''' Our subscription to a provider of electronic services.<br><br>		'''Account''' Our subscription to a provider of electronic services.<br><br>

Admin: New page: '''.cy''' When these two letters appear at the end of an address (eg http://www.moh.gov.cy), means that the page is Cyprus.

'''Ì''' When these three letters appear in a URL (ie h...

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New page: '''.cy''' When these two letters appear at the end of an address (eg http://www.moh.gov.cy), means that the page is Cyprus. '''Ì''' When these three letters appear in a URL (ie h...

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'''.cy''' When these two letters appear at the end of an address (eg http://www.moh.gov.cy),
means that the page is Cyprus. 
'''Ì''' When these three letters appear in a URL (ie http://www. moh.gov.cy), means
that the page belongs to a government agency. 
'''Account''' Our subscription to a provider of electronic services. 
'''Administrator''' The person responsible for overall supervision and maintenance
of a system, computer network or application. 
'''Attachment''' File attached electronically to an email or a file. 
'''Authentication''' Login User of the system. It involves identifying a combination
of user name (username) and a password (password) to access a user account (account). 
'''Backup''' Backup copy. Making a copy of a file, a magnetic data medium or a database
for security.. 
'''Browser''' A program that enables you to read information on the Web (World Wide
Web). 
'''Bug''' Programming error. In that case, you must update your system administrator. 
'''Button''' Graphic plate with a click of the mouse actions operate a program. 
'''Cache''' Hidden memory in the hard disk of a computer. It serves as a makeshift
store data for the fast transmittance. For example, the withdrawal of a Web page
to load this page is from the cache. 
'''Check box''' Box in a form that the user can be "ticked" with one click.
Alternatively it may be in the shape of circles, so called radio button. 
'''Click''' Pressing your cursor on an element that is activated and running an
application. 
'''Combo box''' Field by arrow. The user selects the form data and does not register. 
'''Command''' A directive giving to test a computer program or an application program. 
'''Content Management''' 1. The preservation, enhancement and updating of information
and content portal. People responsible for this work are also involved in the
format and appearance in the Gate (way, shape, frequency, etc.). 2. Content management
system. These systems manage digital data of any kind, ie Web-Content, SMS, Text
and Video. 
'''Data''' The information processed by an information system at work. 
'''Directory''' The inventory records maintained by the operating system on a disk.
In each directory entry containing the name of the file, the extension, size,
date and time created or last time, and location of the beginning of the file. 
'''Disk''' A disk with magnetic coating, which has the computer and used to store
information. 
'''Domain name''' Part a URL that follows the words http://www. or http:// and ends
with a semicolon. Example of the URL http://www. moh.gov.cy the domain name is
moh and the domain is. gov.cy. 
'''Download''' Have, quote, retrieve, download. The Internet and various on-line
services a user can often download and copy data on the hard disk of his computer.
The download data is an important function and additional utility of the Internet. 
'''Edit''' The modification of the contents of a file or a text or recorded data
in a form system. 
'''e-Goverment''' The term refers to all the services the government offers to citizens
through the Internet. 
'''E-mail''' Messages sent over the Internet to recipients. Via e-mail obtained
by the quick transfer of mail as well as images and text. Your e-mail is one of
the most popular services on the Internet. 
'''Extension''' A culmination to four characters, which can be added to a file name
to identify more precisely the contents, ie . doc, xls, pdf, etc. 
'''FAQ''' Acronym for Frequency Asked Questions, which means "frequently asked
questions. Used to describe a unit or program, in which questions are answered-known
users of the service. Ie In a manual (manual). 
'''File''' A named collection of information stored on disk. Usually contains data,
graphics, or a program. 
'''File name''' A name with limited characters using the computer's operating system
to find a file on disk. 
'''Form''' A form of the system allows the user to enter, to modify, delete or recover
data that is sent to a server for processing. The forms like literature, because
supplement users using text fields and selection fields. 
'''FTP''' File Transfer Protocol. FTP is the File Transfer Protocol and is a model
in which using special programs (FTP Clients) can download the Internet files
on your computer or upload files from your computer to a remote computer. 
'''Hits''' The total number of sending files from a Web Site to a user as measured
Hits. These files may be elements of the page visited (eg images, texts, the same
page, etc.). The Hits previously announced as part of a traffic page. It is not
size measuring traffic, not as a set visit. 
'''HTML''' The acronym for Hypertext Markup Language, which means "Language
Notes hyperlink" and used in writing pages for the Web (World Wide Web).
Allows you to include in the text that define fonts, formatting, embedded graphics,
links and hyperlinks. These pages are stored in files usually have extension.
Htm or. Html. 
'''HTTP''' The acronym for Hypertext Transfer Protocol, which stands for "Hypertext
Transfer Protocol", ie how to transport all the Web pages (World Wide Web)
in the network. The URL of the Web addresses begin with http://. 
'''HTTPS''' A variation of HTTP that encrypts messages for security reasons. 
'''Hyperlink''' An object which upon selection and activation or lead to other information
or perform an application. 
'''Input/Output''' General term which refers to devices and procedures related to
reading (input) and write (output) data of the computer. 
'''Interface''' The boundary between two systems, such as a driver disk and the
computer or user in the program. 
'''Internet''' A vast network of many different interconnected computers (Servers)
which are connected through a common communication protocol. The Internet has
this moment millions Servers and Users billion daily exchange of information. 
'''IP Address''' Address in the form of sequence numbers attached to each computer
or network is connected to the Internet. An IP address is 4 parts with decimal
numbers from 0-255 for each part. ie 190.54.123.55. A computer can acquire a different
IP address each time it is and, conversely, an IP address may correspond to several
different computers, for example when using a local Web Server (proxy server). 
'''Java''' Programming language developed by the U.S. company Sun Microsystems.
The Java language allows for building web applications that work regardless of
operating system user. 
'''Keyword''' Used to end a search. Example Keyword Search (when someone searches
on a search engine with keywords). 
'''Link''' Connections that can take you to another document or another part of
the same document. On the Web, links appear as highlighted text or images. To
follow a link you must click on the highlighted item. Any reference or application
within a Web page, which upon selection (click) the mouse, transfer the user to
another place internally or externally. Links can be a word, a phrase or an image. 
'''Log file''' Archive which preserves a record of all movements and transactions
made by users or hidden features of the systems. 
'''Navigation menu''' Term describing the available options in a Web Site or the
program, which gives users the possibility of navigation between the different
thematic areas. 
'''Offline''' Lack of association computer to other computers or databases or contact
with the Internet. 
'''Online''' Direct electronic connection to other computers or databases. 
'''Operating System''' A program that coordinates the operation of all parts of
a computer system. 
'''Page''' A document or a collection of information is available via the Internet.
Each page can contain text, graphics files, sound files, etc. 
'''Parameter''' A restriction placed with an order (command) and becomes clearer. 
'''Password''' A password used for secure connection to the system. 
'''Path''' List of directory names that specify the location of a directory or file. 
'''Tab''' Order forms on cards. The use may be transferred from one card to another
by clicking on the label (at the top of the card). 
'''Text box''' Field in a form in which the user can enter information. 
'''Toolbar''' Line functions, ie icons (links) to a Web Site or program. 
'''Update''' Modifying a file by creating a new (or updated) version that includes
new or improved features. 
'''Upload''' Data transmission from a user's computer to another computer through
the Internet. eg Upload via FTP the pages of our Web Site to Web Server. 
'''User''' User an online service or the Internet in general. 
'''Workflow''' A workflow is a model that represents real work and organization
of an agency. The workflow as a term is used by the electronic programming services
to use software in performing administrative tasks. A workflow consists of a series
of related steps, so this is a representation of a sequence of actions a person,
group of persons or organization staff. 
'''XML file''' The XML (Extensible Markup Language) is a language, which contains
a set of rules for electronic text encoding. Defined by the international standards
body W3C (World Wide Web Consortium). XML is designed with an emphasis on simplicity,
generality and utility of the Internet. It is a text format data, with strong
support Unicode for all world languages.

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Admin at 14:03, 19 Φεβρουαρίου 2010

Admin: New page: '''.cy''' When these two letters appear at the end of an address (eg http://www.moh.gov.cy), means that the page is Cyprus. '''Ì''' When these three letters appear in a URL (ie h...

Admin: New page: '''.cy''' When these two letters appear at the end of an address (eg http://www.moh.gov.cy), means that the page is Cyprus.

'''Ì''' When these three letters appear in a URL (ie h...