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The modern HTML provides such a function as creation of image-maps. Simply put, it is the ability of cutting an image in multiple areas, with every area having a link tied to it. So, if you click on an area of the map, you are sent to one web page. And if you click on the second area of the map, another page opens. Basically, there are two types of image maps: server-side and client-side. The most used type is client-side maps, as there are some implementation problems with the server-side image maps. The client-side image maps are

Access to information through Internet with the use of present technology is slow. Web pages are slower to access as they are created by server processes. The procedures for creating such pages are getting slow on your server as the server is produced HTML somewhat than broadcasting files. At client side the content in webpage is interchangeable with the page that controls it; extra requirements are ending on the server to operate the information. A new feature is being launched of Microsoft® Internet Explorer 4.0 (IE 4.0) and that is

This post is about the data binding through .NET framework. A big software company Microsoft has grumbled the data binding characteristics significantly in .NET which has ended data binding a forceful opportunity to bind front end source to data resources. Before understanding the terms we should know what is Data binding? Data binding is a commanding attribute offered by the .NET framework that allows the application for visual basics so that client can connect to a data source such as Data sets, Data views, arrays etc. Few of the visual basics in

Hackers into personal and corporate web sites are viewed as invasive by computer professionals and consumers as traditional home burglars. On the browser side, three computer security experts offer break-in deterrent tips via user passwords and IDs, anti-cookie, and advanced anonymity strategies. Server-side security entails firewalls, privacy-conscious Java applets, CGI scripts, and encrypted payment protocols/products. An appendix deciphers cryptography basics. To further ensure that computer users don't get caught in unsecured webs, the authors