There different operating systems on market. Most likely software on your server is running Apache on Linux, an open source product. Servers need to be secured and an open source application is more likely to be less buggy and more secure then their larger competitor Microsoft.

These servers use an interface for you to access and configure them, a control panel. Some control panels are more complicated then others. Depending how technical you are, this is a point of concern when picking a server host.

• Protocol. (FTP) To get your page on server you need to FTP (file transfer protocol). FTP is a client (you) server application. If you created your page on your desk top, obviously to share it you would need to get it on your server. It’s also used to transfer files between your own pc to someone else’s computer.

This is a very simplistic overview of what a server host is, but I hope it will give you a basic idea how it works.

Discount ink cartridges are available online. All you have to do is type ink cartridges or printer cartridges into your search engine. Some sites offer amazing discounts. Again you are going to have to search for deal that is best for you. Pay attention to cartridge top when purchasing them. Check sides of box for a list of models cartridge will work in.

There is a time line below that has some really interesting facts. This would make a great list of answers for a trivia game. I cannot imagine hard work that created ink jet printer cartridge, as we know it. It is easy to understand why cartridges are expensive.

1452 - Gutenberg used oil-based ink, moveable type, and an old winepress to make first printing press. Martin Luther began Protestant reformation making extensive use of printing press. 1714 - The typewriter was born. Schematics that were done by Mills were discovered however, there is no proof that any typewriters were actually made. 1874 - Christopher Sholes, Samuel Soule, and Carlos Glidden made a keyboard that became known as “qwerty” because of first five keys on top row of keyboard. 1894 - Franz Wagner developed a typewriter that is very similar to ones made today. He created a design that let typists watch as they were typing. Previously, paper would go through a roller as you typed and you could not see what you typed until you were done. 1897 - Underwood (by John Underwood) was prototypical typewriter of its day. 1939 - Charles Carlson developed electrography, which is first dry writing technique developed in United States. 1949 - Haloid Company began to commercially developed electrography for first time. 1959 - Xerox 914 hit market and forced other businesses to update their communication systems. 1969 - Xerox first introduced dry printing (laser printing) by Gary Starkweather. 1078 - Xerox put out world's first business laser printer Xerox 9700. It copied documents at speed of 120 ppm (pages per minute) 1979 - The IBM 3800 could print out 20,000 lines per minute. 1980's - The use of toner cartridges became obsolete. 1984 - Hewlett-Packard released first home-based desktop laser printer.