| 1. | hard drive | a computer's internal disk drive using a non-removable storage format. Used for the storage of data, documents and the computer's programs and operating system. |
| 2. | hardware | the physical parts of a computer system, including the monitor, central processing unit, memory, storage disks, printers and scanners, and network equipment, such as routers and servers. |
| 3. | High Bandwidth Hosting | Web hosting with capacity to handle higher-than-average traffic volumes. |
| 4. | Home Page | The first page in the public directory of a domain, usually index.php. Called thome page because it's the first page that loads from a Website. |
| 5. | Hosting Provider | An institution that provides Web space to companies or individuals, usually for money. |
| 6. | .htaccess | If Apache is configured to allow it, you can put a file named .htaccess inside your public directory and use it to supply rules for Apache. This is commonly used for url rewriting, password protecting files/directories, allow/disallow directory listings etc. If you want to know more about the ways you can use .htaccess files, read the .htaccess tutorials at the Apache website. |
| 7. | HTML | Hyper-Text Markup Language. The basic page instruction language used to create web pages. Far easier for basic pages to use than some might think because many commands are simple such as "" for bold text. It can be more complex as you get into newer versions which allow for floating layers, tables, style sheets, and features which don't work across all web browsers. |
| 8. | HyperText | Text which links to other content by being an in-context link. The basis of the original text-only internet page structure. Any word can be a link to another page, idea, image or internet site, thus the "hyper" in the term. The actual link is called a "hyper link." |
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