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The process of saving a URL in your Web browser. Allows the user to return to a particular site or entry by making a record of it.
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A method of storing links to individual web pages or web locations on your computer. Bookmark is the term used by Netscape; Favorites is the Internet Explorer term.
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A named location on a Web page that can be the target of a hyperlink. In a URL, a bookmark is preceded by a the pound sign (#). Also called anchor.
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A record kept by web browers of selected web sites. The user can return directly to a particular site by accessing their bookmark file. The term bookmark can also be used in reference to Anchors.
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A routine that allows you to save a reference to a site or page that you have already visited. At a later point in time, you can use a bookmark to return to that page. It commonly refers to a feature of Netscape Navigator (a web browser) that allows you to collect and organize bookmarks of your favorite web sites.
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A link stored in a Web browser for easy reference.
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A named set of zero or more characters in a paragraph that can be the target of a hyperlink. In a URL, a bookmark is preceded by a number sign character.
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an HTML anchor makes the location in the file at which it is inserted available as a target for a link. It is written in the format <A NAME=AnchorName>…</A>.
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A bookmark is an easy way to find your way Back to a web site -- just like a real bookmark helps you keep your place in a book you are reading.
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Virtual bookmarks work pretty much the same as the real ones. They record a URL or web page to enable you to refer back to at a later date.
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a way of storing your favorite sites on the Internet. Browsers like Netscape or Internet Explorer let you to categorize your bookmarks into folders.
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To mark a document or specific place in a document for later retrieval. A marker or address that identifies a document or a specific place in a document.
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The method used by a browser for saving a specific location so that you can easily return to the page in the future simply by clicking on the direct link. Boolean A method of formatting a search by combining terms with operators, such as "AND", "OR, "NOT" in order to set the requirements for how query terms are returned in results. Always capitalize Boolean operators when using them to search with ScienceServer.
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Using a World Wide Web browser, a bookmark is a saved link to a Web page that has been added to a list of saved links. When you are looking at a particular Web site or home page and want to be able to quickly get back to it later, you can create a bookmark for it. You can think of your browser as a book full of (millions of ) Web pages and a few well-placed bookmarks that you have chosen. The list that contains your bookmarks is the "bookmark list" (and sometimes it is called a "hotlist"). ...
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A hyperlink that is saved in the bookmark list, a file in your browser. You can use bookmarks to keep track of favorite or important sites and to return there whenever you are on the World Wide Web.
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a saved link to a Web page that allows the user to return to it later.
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A way of storing a frequently visited website address. It is then easier to access the website in the future.
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Creation of a link to a website already visited, so that the user can return to that website directly, without using a search engine or directory.
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The feature of a Web Browser that lets you save the address (URL) of a web page so you can go back to the page easily at a later time.
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Bookmark are equivalent to Favorites (Internet Explorer aka IE). Bookmarks server the purpose of stamping a certain web page that you find intriguing and want to save the website URL address.
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The way to save a Web page location that is frequently visited for future reference. You can save a Web page as a bookmark, also known as Favorites. This allows you to choose a link from a drop down menu and avoids the need to retype or memorize the Web page address in order to access it again.
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A place holder you can use to track pages you have visited on the Web.
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A pointer to a particular Internet site. Within browsers, you can bookmark interesting pages so you can return to them easily.
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A Web browser feature that serves as an address book for Web addresses. Top
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In an application, a marker that points to a specified location to which the system returns when the marker is invoked..
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a marker (a piece of paper or ribbon) placed between the pages of a book to mark the reader's place
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A bookmark is a thin marker, commonly made from paper or leather, used to keep one's place in a printed work and so be able to return to it with ease at some time in the future.
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