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UNIT 1 BROWSERS AND CLIENTS Cambridge Technicals

Browsers You have been asked to list the popular browsers available for viewing the internet and to highlight the differences between them. You have also been asked to explain briefly what is meant by HTML code and give examples of how it is used in web pages.

clients To read , you need either software installed on your computer OR you can read your using a web interface. Find out the names of THREE clients (programs) which you could install on a computer. List some differences between them. Find out the names of THREE web based systems. (This link may help you: Explain how you read using a web interface. Give some advantages and disadvantages of each method of reading .

How will you present your work? You have a free choice of how to present this work. For example:  You could produce an entirely text based piece.  You could break the text up with appropriate graphics.  You could produce an A3 poster suitable for a classroom.