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...result of two inventions: the first is the World Wide Web, an organizing system within the Internet that makes it easy to establish links between computers around the world; the second is a program called Mosaic, a "browser" that presents the information in the Web in the point-and-click format so familiar to Macintosh and Windows users...
...magazine page. It has nicely formatted text. It has bulleted lists of places and things. It has icons and images. But it also has, hidden within those words and images, links to other locations on the Internet. Certain words on the page are highlighted in blue. When the user clicks on blue words, the program reaches across the Internet, grabs the next page of information -- wherever it happens to be -- and displays it on the screen. Click on the words "World Wide Web," and boom, you're in Geneva, Switzerland, where the Web was developed. Click on "California Yellow Pages...
...doubt about it," says senior lose Busquets, the team's second leading scorer. "He was the focal point of our offense. He made it all click...
THREE-TO-SIX-YEAR-OLDS: For the youngest set of computer users, simplicity rules. Reader Rabbit I from the Learning Company uses digitized speech to help youngsters read and spell; kids click on three-letter words to hear Reader Rabbit pronounce them aloud. Millie's Math House from Edmark has an animated talking cow that invites children into her home to learn about numbers, shapes and sizes. And just this month, Software Toolworks released Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing! for Kids, a simplified version of a program for older children that has sold more than 3 million copies since...
COMMERCE: Click...