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W3C - World Wide Web Consortium: An organization sponsored by several companies to co-ordinate the further development of the WWW.
WAIS - Wide Area Information Server: WAIS allows to send requests to retrieval systems via Internet.
WAN - Wide Area Network: A computer network that is not, like a LAN, limited to a local area.
WB - WorkBench: The name of the GUI of the AmigaOS.
WWW/W3 - World Wide Web: The multimedia system of the Internet. It combines texts, pictures, animations, videos, sounds, modules...
The standard document format is HTML. The Internet protocol HTTP was designed for the WWW, but WWW clients also use other Internet services like FTP, Gopher, NNTP, E-Mail, Telnet and WAIS.
WYSIWYG - What You See Is What You Get: This principle is used in DTP.
WYSIWYMG - What You See Is What You Might Get: This principle is used for HTML editors, because SGML applications only describe the markup, not the "make-up".

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