Need Help with evil crossword puzzle

[paralinx]

Ok, I have this crossword puzzle given to me by a computers class teacher that my dad and I can't figure out.

Here are some of the questions:

1. Word used to describe the whole range of information available through computer networks (10 characters)

2. To become a member of a mialing list or newgroup (9 characters)

3. The desired mode of manners and conduct for the internet (10 characters)

4. Software that is available on a limited free-trial basis (11 characters, ends with g)

5. Common method of networking computers in a Local Area Network (8 char)

[thegreatone]

#3 - Netiquette

[demotivater]

1. ?

2. Subscribe

3. Netiquette

Brain dead on the rest, time to go home.

[thegreatone]

#5 - Ethernet

[thegreatone]

#1 - Cyberspace

[sevenhalo]

1. SharedData?

[thegreatone]

Do a google search on your own phrases, you shall see...

[paralinx]

You guys are good But don't worry I have a lot more

1. Software that is available on a limited free-rial basis (8 characters)

2. Any single computer connected to a network (4 characters)
(If it is node, then 2. A pointer to a website of interest)

3. Transmission capacity of the lines that carry the internet's electronic traffic (9 characters)

4. Hardware of software set up to translate between two different protocols (7 characters)

5. A single request from a web browser for a single item from a web server (3 characters)

6. A set of bits that represent a single character (4 char)

7. A section of memory on the hard drive where data can be stored from rapid or frequent access (5 char)

8. Transferring data from a remote computer to a local comp ( 8 char)

9. A single web page or a collection of related web pages (4 char)

[Girvo911]

#6 Byte? Well, thats 4 bits...

[thegreatone]

#7 - Cache

[thegreatone]

#8 - Download

[thegreatone]

#3 - Bandwidth

[-TPM-]

#6 Byte? Well, thats 4 bits...

Try 8 bits.

[thegreatone]

#4 Gateway

[thegreatone]

Paralinx, maybe this could help you ?

http://www.state.nj.us/infobank/circular/cir9704s.htm

[thegreatone]

Oh and it is a node, but what do you mean by this ?

(If it is node, then 2. A pointer to a website of interest)

[-TPM-]

#4 Gateway

Your getting too into this.... suprized you haven't got #9 yet....

[paralinx]

Oh and it is a node, but what do you mean by this ?

I meant I thought it was a node, but that would make another answer of mine incorrect.

So what is a pointer to a web site of interest?

[thegreatone]

Your getting too into this.... suprized you haven't got #9 yet....

Site maybe ?

Para - How long is the word ? it could be URL if it is three letters, or it could be favourite, or bookmark... need more info.

EDIT: Could you scan in the crossword, or send me the document, this sounds kind of cool, wish our college would let us do things like this...

[paralinx]

sorry, bookmark it is! I had favorite but that did not work properly.

Ok thanks a lot thegreatone I truely appreciate it Got a few more

1. A network inside a company that uses the same kinds of software found on the internet and used for internal purposes only (8 char starts with I)

2. Software available on a limited free-trial basis (11 char, starts with s ends with g)

3. A single request from a web browser for a single item from a web server (3 char, i in middle)

[paralinx]

Site maybe ?

Para - How long is the word ? it could be URL if it is three letters, or it could be favourite, or bookmark... need more info.

EDIT: Could you scan in the crossword, or send me the document, this sounds kind of cool, wish our college would let us do things like this...

I dont have a scanner but I'll try to find the site for this.

By the way this is a High School class, I'm a sophmore in high school

[Girvo911]

Try 8 bits.

Your right. 4 is a nibble

[paralinx]

Nevermind all, I got the rest figured out with help from my dad.


THANKS A TON TO THEGREATONE

[thegreatone]

Nevermind all, I got the rest figured out with help from my dad.


THANKS A TON TO THEGREATONE

No problems mate, remember i'm the one who tried helping you with the tab writer on AIM as well

Got the strings on your guitar back yet ? You broke them soloing for me, lol.

[paralinx]

yeah man haha...

I've moved on to other programs though...

[thegreatone]

yeah man haha...

I've moved on to other programs though...

Finally getting a guitar for christmas, just like i said i would, and i may actually try and use your tab writer, didn't take long to learn tabs really though.

[paralinx]

haha don't bother to use mine, but if you really want to I've got a newer version that's probably better than the one you have.

[thegreatone]

Yeah, i think i mite take you up on that, email me a copy at scotttasker [at] gmail [dot] com

If you don't mind that is, I'm off for tonight i think, nice to see it in the morning though

[randem]

#9 - Site

[randem]

1st #2.2 - Link

[sevenhalo]

1. A network inside a company that uses the same kinds of software found on the internet and used for internal purposes only (8 char starts with I)
---Intranet
2. Software available on a limited free-trial basis (11 char, starts with s ends with g)
---Betatesting

[fahad k]

1. Software that is available on a limited free-rial basis (8 characters)

3. Transmission capacity of the lines that carry the internet's electronic traffic (9 characters)
--bandwidth

4. Hardware of software set up to translate between two different protocols (7 characters)
---gateway

5. A single request from a web browser for a single item from a web server (3 characters)
--get..???

6. A set of bits that represent a single character (4 char)
--byte


8. Transferring data from a remote computer to a local comp ( 8 char)
---download

9. A single web page or a collection of related web pages (4 char)
----site

BRING 'EM ON........

[fahad k]

#7 - Cache

IS CACHE ON THE HARD DRIVE????? ENLIGHTEN ME PLEASE.....

[james14]

IS CACHE ON THE HARD DRIVE????? ENLIGHTEN ME PLEASE.....

Yes, definition of cache: The location where visited web pages are stored, enabling them to be displayed more rapidly at the next visit. Each browser has its own cache on the hard drive. (webmaster.lycos.co.uk/glossary/C/)