Internet Glossary for Adult Students

Attachment: a file sent "attached" to an e-mail message. May be a picture, text file, audio, video, or executable program. Multiple files may be "stuffed" or "zipped" in order to save space and protect the data from corruption. Make sure you check each attachment for viruses with virus detection software.
Browser: software program used to view Web pages, also may include e-mail and ftp functionality. Read more...

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