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W3C
World Wide Web Consortium. It was formed with the charter to define the standard versions of HTML. Beyond HTML, the W3C has the broader responsibility of standardizing any technology related to the World Wide Web; they manage the HTTP standard, as well as related standards for document addressing on the Web. And they solicit draft standards for extensions to existing web technologies, such as internationalization of the HTML standard.
Windows standard for waveform sound files that have the extension .wav
A type of sound that works like a tape recording. Waveform sounds play back from disk using sound chips in computer's system board or on an add-in audio card.System sounds such as the Windows ding.wav file, and downloadable audio clips are all waveform sounds.
In which the color temperature of the scene is measured prior to exposure and electronically adjusted so that white objects will not take on excessive color casts of red, blue or, if shot under most fluorescent lighting, green.
World Wide Web. A hypermedia-based system for browsing Internet sites. It is named the Web because it is made of many sites linked together; users can travel from one site to another by clicking on hyperlinks.
What You See Is What You Get. Technology that enables you to see images onscreen exactly as they will appear when printed out.
 



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