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High-Tech Dictionary >> HTML Tags
Word Definition
<S> . . . </S>
HTML tags indicating strike-through type.
<SUP> . . . </SUP>
HTML tags indicating superscript type.
<SUB> . . . </SUB>
HTML tags indicating subscript type.
<SMALL> . . . </SMALL>
HTML tags that make the surrounded text small.
<Q> . . . </Q>
HTML tags surrounding a short quotation.
<SRC>
An HTML attribute that indicates the url for an image or other object to be included on a page. It is used in the format <IMG SRC="url"> or <EMBED SRC="url">.
<PARAM> . . . </PARAM>
HTML tags used to indicate parameters for a Java applet. They are placed inside the <APPLET> . . . </APPLET> tags.
<PLAINTEXT> . . . </PLAINTEXT>
HTML tags designating a section of plain text.
<SCRIPT> . . . </SCRIPT>
HTML tags indicating an inline script.
<STRIKE> . . . </STRIKE>
HTML tags indicating strikeout text.
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 Word : DID (Direct Inward Dial)
 Explanation : A customized phone line allowing internal users to directly call within the organization without see
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