1. Broadband: A transmission method in which the networks range of transmission frequencies is divided into separate channels and each channel is used to send a different signal. Broadband is often used to send different types of signals simultaneously.
2. Direct Connection: A permanent connection between your computer system and the Internet. This is sometimes referred to as a leased-line connection because the line is leased from the telephone company.
3. History List: A list of Document Titles and URLs Mosaic keeps in memory that represents the visited URLs during a given Internet session.
4. Home Page: A top level document of a organisation or a document that a user frequently visits. By default most Internet browsers points to a user-defind home page,however you can define anyone's home page as your home page. The first (start) page people see when the first start an Internet session.
5. Intranet: A private network inside a company or organisation that uses the same kinds of software that you would find on the public Internet, but that is only for internal use. Note that an Intranet may not actually be an internet -- it may simply be a network.
