So this article will be more or less a mini-dictionary to help explain some of these foreign words. So here we go and I hope this helps explain these terms to make them more understandable.

# Upload-- This is when you copy a file from your computer and send it "up" to your host or server.

# Download-- This is opposite of upload. When you bring "down" a file or program from another computer.

# ISP-- This stands for Internet Service Provider. A company that will give you access to internet (for a monthly fee, of course).

# Browser-- Program used to access pages and information on World Wide Web. Examples of browsers are Microsoft Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator.

#Cookies-- This is information about you such as username, password, address, and so on that has been stored in your hard drive from typing this information into a form. When you again visit this site or form and click, stored cookies will pop up and you will not have to re-type all your information.

#Domain Name- The "address" or URL of a website. Example: http://www.websuccesscentral.com websuccesscentral is domain name.

#HTML-- HTML stands for Hypertext Markup Language. It is more or less language computer understands. When you build a webpage, you must use HTML coding so computer understands way you want page to look.

- A way to get to internet. This can be a simple dial-up modem, a DSL line, a cable modem or even a satellite link.

- A software package (generally a customized browser such as Netscape or Internet explorer)

- A logon (username and password)

- An access phone number for dialup or ISDN connections.

- Free web space (AOL, for example, gives you 2mb per screen name).

- Access to a newsgroup server.

- One or more email accounts.

Nothing else will enhance or undermine your surfing experience as quickly or as totally as your choice of ISP. A good ISP is a joy to work with because basically after installation you never even worry about them. The phone lines are virtually never busy, connection is robust, their technical services are always available and cheerful. In other words, a good ISP is like proverbial Maytag repairman (remember those commercials) - you never need to worry about them because they always work well.