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The Logical aspect, the Physical aspect and the Viewing or Output aspect.
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Benefits of "adding structure" to electronic documents include: Portability, Re-usability, Inter-system operability, Ease of storage and retrieval, Low distribution costs, Quick access, Ease of maintenance and updating, Longevity, Ease of organization and re-organization, and Appearance easily changed.
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Problems associated with conversion to structured documents include: High start-up costs and a huge initial time commitment.
Larry Wall? Designed and implemented first Perl version
James Gosling? Headed Java creation team
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755 in binary is 111 101 101 (spaces for clarity). Each set of 3 stands for the three priviledges read, write, and execute. A value of 1 allows the priviledge and a value of 0 does not allow it. The first set of three are the owner's priviledges, the second set are the groups (do a "pwd" to see what groups you belong to) and the last three are the priviledges anyone (called the "world") has to your files.
Thus for 755, the owner can read, wrote and execute, while the group and the world can only read and execute. This is the usual set of priviledges given to WWW pages.
Most everyone has one now!
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Any description where the client and server computers are the same is correct.
Assembly Languages
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Physical Structure
People mentioned: greater use of electronic newpspapers, visual programming, demise of paper, merger of doc mgt tools and programming languages, more interactive Internet, companies sell all products online
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