- Opera began as a research project in 1994 and was first released publicly in 1996 for Windows. It has since expanded to other platforms like smartphones, gaming devices, and televisions.
- The Opera browser interface includes elements like the address bar, tab bar, menu bar, status bar, and panels for bookmarks and extensions.
- Opera is available on a wide range of devices and operating systems and includes features like tabbed browsing, speed dial, privacy protections, and synchronization across devices.
- Opera began in 1994 as a research project and was first publicly released in 1996 for Windows. It has since expanded to other platforms including mobile and gaming devices.
- The Opera browser interface includes an address bar, tab bar, menu bar, status bar, and panels for navigation and customization.
- Opera is available on desktop and mobile platforms and includes features like tab browsing, speed dial, synchronization across devices, and compression to improve browsing speed.
The document discusses various methods for downloading and storing digital information, including:
1) File Transfer Protocol (FTP) which allows transferring files between networked computers using FTP client programs with either a command line or graphical user interface.
2) File compression utilities like WinZip which use algorithms to compact file sizes for more efficient storage and transfer, without losing data.
3) Software download sites that provide freeware and shareware programs that can be downloaded, with freeware being free but possibly less polished, and shareware requiring payment after trial usage.
4) Online storage services which offer remote storage space that can be accessed online through the provider's website, allowing backup of personal files and sharing of documents.
Mac OS X 10.3 "Panther" was the fourth major release of Apple's desktop operating system, featuring updates to the Finder, Exposé, Safari browser, and including new applications like Font Book and improved security and productivity features. Panther added support for newer PowerPC processors and required a New World ROM for certain older machines. The operating system also included updates to existing applications, improved developer tools, support for newer file systems and network protocols, and a revamped Activity Monitor and Disk Utility applications.
Firefox is a free, open source web browser created by Mozilla as an alternative to Internet Explorer. It is faster, safer, and smarter than other browsers due to its community of developers continuously improving it through tweaks and additions. Firefox offers many customization options through shortcuts, extensions, and add-ons that allow users to personalize their browsing experience.
The document provides an overview of the history and features of Mac OS X. It discusses the major releases from 1999 to 2007, including code names and new features. It covers the transition to Intel processors in 2006. System requirements for Tiger and Leopard are outlined. An overview of the Mac OS X interface is given, including the desktop, dock, menus, windows, and login process. File and disk management are also summarized.
First Presentation I give in Mozilla Events to introduce Mozilla, Arabic Mozilla Community, Mozilla Pojects and Technologies. Objectives of this Presentation: to know that Mozilla is not a Company, and Firefox is not just a Browser
Internet Explorer 9 beta introduces improvements to support HTML5 and web standards, hardware acceleration using the PC's graphics chip, and a faster JavaScript engine. It has a new minimalist interface that removes the search bar and hides default command bars. Notifications appear at the bottom of the browser window. The beta also introduces features like pinned sites to the Windows taskbar and crash recovery of tabs. However, some mid-level option menus could be improved and tab management may become cramped with many open tabs.
The document discusses the voucher tally (VTL), which is a record of all guest transactions at a hotel on a given day. It includes guest names, room numbers, items purchased, and totals. At the end of each day, the VTL is sent to accounting to track weekly and monthly sales. Advantages include seeing all guest information and daily sales in one place, while disadvantages include it being difficult to manage due to size and possibility of errors when manually entering and tallying transactions. The document also discusses the guest weekly bill, which itemizes transactions for individual guests and is presented at checkout for settlement.
- Opera began in 1994 as a research project and was first publicly released in 1996 for Windows. It has since expanded to other platforms including mobile and gaming devices.
- The Opera browser interface includes an address bar, tab bar, menu bar, status bar, and panels for navigation and customization.
- Opera is available on desktop and mobile platforms and includes features like tab browsing, speed dial, synchronization across devices, and compression to improve browsing speed.
The document discusses various methods for downloading and storing digital information, including:
1) File Transfer Protocol (FTP) which allows transferring files between networked computers using FTP client programs with either a command line or graphical user interface.
2) File compression utilities like WinZip which use algorithms to compact file sizes for more efficient storage and transfer, without losing data.
3) Software download sites that provide freeware and shareware programs that can be downloaded, with freeware being free but possibly less polished, and shareware requiring payment after trial usage.
4) Online storage services which offer remote storage space that can be accessed online through the provider's website, allowing backup of personal files and sharing of documents.
Mac OS X 10.3 "Panther" was the fourth major release of Apple's desktop operating system, featuring updates to the Finder, Exposé, Safari browser, and including new applications like Font Book and improved security and productivity features. Panther added support for newer PowerPC processors and required a New World ROM for certain older machines. The operating system also included updates to existing applications, improved developer tools, support for newer file systems and network protocols, and a revamped Activity Monitor and Disk Utility applications.
Firefox is a free, open source web browser created by Mozilla as an alternative to Internet Explorer. It is faster, safer, and smarter than other browsers due to its community of developers continuously improving it through tweaks and additions. Firefox offers many customization options through shortcuts, extensions, and add-ons that allow users to personalize their browsing experience.
The document provides an overview of the history and features of Mac OS X. It discusses the major releases from 1999 to 2007, including code names and new features. It covers the transition to Intel processors in 2006. System requirements for Tiger and Leopard are outlined. An overview of the Mac OS X interface is given, including the desktop, dock, menus, windows, and login process. File and disk management are also summarized.
First Presentation I give in Mozilla Events to introduce Mozilla, Arabic Mozilla Community, Mozilla Pojects and Technologies. Objectives of this Presentation: to know that Mozilla is not a Company, and Firefox is not just a Browser
Internet Explorer 9 beta introduces improvements to support HTML5 and web standards, hardware acceleration using the PC's graphics chip, and a faster JavaScript engine. It has a new minimalist interface that removes the search bar and hides default command bars. Notifications appear at the bottom of the browser window. The beta also introduces features like pinned sites to the Windows taskbar and crash recovery of tabs. However, some mid-level option menus could be improved and tab management may become cramped with many open tabs.
The document discusses the voucher tally (VTL), which is a record of all guest transactions at a hotel on a given day. It includes guest names, room numbers, items purchased, and totals. At the end of each day, the VTL is sent to accounting to track weekly and monthly sales. Advantages include seeing all guest information and daily sales in one place, while disadvantages include it being difficult to manage due to size and possibility of errors when manually entering and tallying transactions. The document also discusses the guest weekly bill, which itemizes transactions for individual guests and is presented at checkout for settlement.
The document discusses the governing laws for setting up hotels in India. It outlines the classification system for hotels, which ranges from 5-star deluxe to 1-star. The Hotel and Restaurant Approval and Classification Committee inspects and assesses hotels based on their facilities and services. Hotels must obtain approval at the project stage and then apply for classification within 3 months of operations. The documentation process requires information on location, facilities, financing, and certifications. Opportunities in the industry include events creating demand and untapped mid-tier city markets, while challenges include connectivity, infrastructure issues, high costs, and lengthy approval processes.
The document contains 27 multiple choice questions related to the hotel industry. The questions cover topics like identifying specific hotel properties, common hotel terms and their meanings, responsibilities of different hotel departments, international currencies, and other general hotel and tourism related trivia.
Front office-management-and budgeting pptProfkunal
The document discusses front office budgeting and forecasting for a hotel. It covers forecasting rooms revenue using occupancy rates and average daily rates. It also discusses estimating expenses, short-term forecasting using house counts, and factors that affect room availability like no-shows, walk-ins, overstays and understays. Finally, it discusses evaluating front office operations using metrics like occupancy percentage, average daily rate, and revenue per available room.
This document provides guidance on proper etiquette and manners when interacting with guests. It emphasizes the importance of maintaining a professional demeanor through appropriate facial expressions, posture, distance, speech and behavior both while directly interacting with guests and when guests are present but not interacting. Specific dos and don'ts are outlined for areas like telephone usage, walking, handling equipment and appearance to ensure a polished guest experience.
The document discusses the various functions and responsibilities of the front office department in a hotel. It covers front office positions like the front office manager, reservations, guest services, night audit, and concierge. It also describes how the front office interacts with other departments and its key responsibilities like property management systems, revenue management, guest services, accounting, and data management.
Booking in advance refers to reserving a hotel room, restaurant table, or space in the banquet hall for a specified time in the future through a mutual agreement between the guest and hotel. Advance bookings can be made verbally over the telephone or through written communications like mail, fax, email, or third-party reservation systems. Reservations come from various sources like individual travelers, companies, airlines, governments, or non-governmental organizations reserving rooms for their purposes. Reservations can be tentative if a guest is unsure of their plans or confirmed when agreed upon in writing by both the guest and hotel.
1) The document presents the 2009 budget and marketing plan for a hotel in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.
2) It includes segments of corporate meetings and incentives groups as target markets and analyzes strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats.
3) Financial projections show total revenue of $20.6 million with most coming from food and beverage (47.6%) and rooms (43.7%), and budgets are presented for rooms, F&B, manpower, break even analysis and cash flow.
The document discusses planning and evaluating front office operations at hotels. It covers topics like establishing room rates, forecasting occupancy, and using formulas and reports to set budgets and evaluate performance. The Hubbart Formula is described as a bottom-up approach used to determine room rates based on desired profits, taxes, fixed costs, variable expenses, and expected room sales. Front office managers must plan, organize, coordinate, lead, control and evaluate all front office functions to achieve the hotel's objectives.
The document discusses different methods for registering hotel guests upon arrival. It describes the importance of making a positive first impression through courteous greeting. It then outlines the basic registration process of collecting guest information and assigning appropriate rooms. Three common registration methods are described: bound book, loose leaf register, and individual registration cards, with the advantages and disadvantages of each method discussed. Individual registration cards are noted as the most prevalent current system.
This document discusses budgeting and budgetary control. It begins by listing the objectives and terms to be defined. It then provides definitions of a budget and the budgetary process. It discusses preparing budgets for items like cash, sales, labor costs, and profit and loss. It also covers budgetary control and assigning responsibility to managers. Types of budgets like capital, operating, master, and departmental budgets are outlined. The document gives examples of sales budget development and importance. It also discusses labor cost budgets and factors to consider in their preparation.
Internet Explorer is the most widely used web browser from 1999 to present, with a peak of 95% usage between 2002-2003. It provides tabbed browsing and easy RSS feed subscription.
Mozilla Firefox is the second most used browser with 21.74% market share in 2011. It has an improved interface with simplified buttons.
Google Chrome is the third most used browser with 11.57% market share in 2011. It has a simple interface, flexible tabs, and is fast at opening web pages.
Opera is a web browser and suite that can perform multiple tasks like browsing, emailing, chatting. It has incorporated many features now seen in other browsers, like tabs and integrated search.
Safari
Internet Explorer is the most widely used web browser from 1999 to present, with a peak of 95% usage between 2002-2003. It provides tabbed browsing and easy RSS feed subscription.
Mozilla Firefox is the second most used browser with 21.74% market share in 2011. It has an improved interface with simplified buttons.
Google Chrome is the third most used browser with 11.57% market share in 2011. It has a simple interface, flexible tabs, and is fast at opening web pages.
Opera is a web browser and suite that can perform multiple tasks like browsing, emailing, chatting. It has incorporated many features now seen in other browsers, like tabs and integrated search.
Safari
Internet Explorer is the most widely used web browser from 1999 to present, with a peak of 95% usage between 2002-2003. It provides tabbed browsing and easy RSS feed subscription.
Mozilla Firefox is the second most used browser with 21.74% market share in 2011. It has an improved interface with simplified buttons.
Google Chrome is the third most used browser with 11.57% market share in 2011. It has a simple interface, flexible tabs, and is fast at opening web pages.
Opera is a web browser and suite that can perform multiple tasks like browsing, emailing, chatting. It has incorporated many features now seen in other browsers, like tabs and integrated search.
Safari
Internet Explorer is the most widely used web browser from 1999 to present, with a peak of 95% usage between 2002-2003. It provides tabbed browsing and easy RSS feed subscription.
Mozilla Firefox is the second most used browser with 21.74% market share in 2011. It has an improved interface with simplified buttons.
Google Chrome is the third most used browser with 11.57% market share in 2011. It has a simple interface, flexible tabs, and is fast at opening web pages.
Opera is a web browser and suite that can perform multiple tasks like browsing, emailing, chatting. It has incorporated many features now seen in other browsers, like tabs and integrated search.
Safari
Web browsers act as an interface between users and web servers by allowing users to locate and display web pages. Major web browsers allow opening multiple pages simultaneously, refreshing pages, adding bookmarks, and blocking pop-ups. Browsers have a user interface and rendering engine. The history of web browsers began in the late 1980s and early browsers included WorldWideWeb, Mosaic, Netscape Navigator, and Internet Explorer. Popular modern browsers are Firefox, Safari, Chrome, Opera, and mobile-optimized browsers.
This document discusses different web browsers. It defines a web browser as software that acts as an interface between users and web servers to locate and display web pages. The main components of web browsers are the user interface and rendering engine. Some popular browsers mentioned are Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Internet Explorer, Opera, and Safari. Brief histories and release dates are provided for each.
This document provides information on 13 different web browsers: Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Opera, Safari, Maxthon, Flock, Avant, Deepnet, Phaseout, Camino, SeaMonkey, and Netscape. It describes the company that developed each browser, lists their versions, and highlights their key features such as speed and ease of use.
The document discusses different web browsers including Internet Explorer, Microsoft Edge, Netscape Navigator, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Safari, Opera, UC Browser, Tor Browser, and Maxthon. It provides a brief history and overview of each browser as well as their key features such as language support, interface, security, speed, and extensions. The browsers discussed range from early pioneers like Netscape Navigator to current popular options like Chrome, Firefox, and Safari.
Topic : More on Internet
Contents-
✔What is Internet?
✔Uses of Internet
✔Important Terms
✔Understanding the Web browser
✔Some of the Web Browsers
✔Mozilla Firefox
✔How to start Mozilla Firefox
✔Components of Mozilla Firefox
✔The five buttons of Navigational ✔Toolbar
✔Working with Firefox
✔To open websites in different tabs
✔Summary and Exercise
This document provides information on various web browsers, including their release dates, versions, security features, speed, and ease of use. It discusses browsers such as Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Opera, Safari, Maxthon, Flock, Avant, Deepnet, Phaseout, Camino, SeaMonkey, and Netsurf. For each, it summarizes their year of release, number of versions, and focuses on one or two key aspects like security, speed, or interface design.
This document provides information on various web browsers, including their release dates, versions, security features, speed, and ease of use. It discusses browsers such as Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Opera, Safari, Maxthon, Flock, Avant, Deepnet, Phaseout, Camino, SeaMonkey, and Netsurf. For each, it summarizes their year of release, number of versions, and focuses on one or two key aspects like their security approaches, rendering speed, or interface design.
A web browser is a software application used to access information on the World Wide Web. The first browser was created in 1991 by Tim Berners-Lee and was called WorldWideWeb. Popular modern browsers include Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Apple Safari, Microsoft Internet Explorer, and Opera. Each browser has its own features, interface, and engine for rendering web pages. Security and privacy are important considerations when choosing a browser.
The document discusses the governing laws for setting up hotels in India. It outlines the classification system for hotels, which ranges from 5-star deluxe to 1-star. The Hotel and Restaurant Approval and Classification Committee inspects and assesses hotels based on their facilities and services. Hotels must obtain approval at the project stage and then apply for classification within 3 months of operations. The documentation process requires information on location, facilities, financing, and certifications. Opportunities in the industry include events creating demand and untapped mid-tier city markets, while challenges include connectivity, infrastructure issues, high costs, and lengthy approval processes.
The document contains 27 multiple choice questions related to the hotel industry. The questions cover topics like identifying specific hotel properties, common hotel terms and their meanings, responsibilities of different hotel departments, international currencies, and other general hotel and tourism related trivia.
Front office-management-and budgeting pptProfkunal
The document discusses front office budgeting and forecasting for a hotel. It covers forecasting rooms revenue using occupancy rates and average daily rates. It also discusses estimating expenses, short-term forecasting using house counts, and factors that affect room availability like no-shows, walk-ins, overstays and understays. Finally, it discusses evaluating front office operations using metrics like occupancy percentage, average daily rate, and revenue per available room.
This document provides guidance on proper etiquette and manners when interacting with guests. It emphasizes the importance of maintaining a professional demeanor through appropriate facial expressions, posture, distance, speech and behavior both while directly interacting with guests and when guests are present but not interacting. Specific dos and don'ts are outlined for areas like telephone usage, walking, handling equipment and appearance to ensure a polished guest experience.
The document discusses the various functions and responsibilities of the front office department in a hotel. It covers front office positions like the front office manager, reservations, guest services, night audit, and concierge. It also describes how the front office interacts with other departments and its key responsibilities like property management systems, revenue management, guest services, accounting, and data management.
Booking in advance refers to reserving a hotel room, restaurant table, or space in the banquet hall for a specified time in the future through a mutual agreement between the guest and hotel. Advance bookings can be made verbally over the telephone or through written communications like mail, fax, email, or third-party reservation systems. Reservations come from various sources like individual travelers, companies, airlines, governments, or non-governmental organizations reserving rooms for their purposes. Reservations can be tentative if a guest is unsure of their plans or confirmed when agreed upon in writing by both the guest and hotel.
1) The document presents the 2009 budget and marketing plan for a hotel in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.
2) It includes segments of corporate meetings and incentives groups as target markets and analyzes strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats.
3) Financial projections show total revenue of $20.6 million with most coming from food and beverage (47.6%) and rooms (43.7%), and budgets are presented for rooms, F&B, manpower, break even analysis and cash flow.
The document discusses planning and evaluating front office operations at hotels. It covers topics like establishing room rates, forecasting occupancy, and using formulas and reports to set budgets and evaluate performance. The Hubbart Formula is described as a bottom-up approach used to determine room rates based on desired profits, taxes, fixed costs, variable expenses, and expected room sales. Front office managers must plan, organize, coordinate, lead, control and evaluate all front office functions to achieve the hotel's objectives.
The document discusses different methods for registering hotel guests upon arrival. It describes the importance of making a positive first impression through courteous greeting. It then outlines the basic registration process of collecting guest information and assigning appropriate rooms. Three common registration methods are described: bound book, loose leaf register, and individual registration cards, with the advantages and disadvantages of each method discussed. Individual registration cards are noted as the most prevalent current system.
This document discusses budgeting and budgetary control. It begins by listing the objectives and terms to be defined. It then provides definitions of a budget and the budgetary process. It discusses preparing budgets for items like cash, sales, labor costs, and profit and loss. It also covers budgetary control and assigning responsibility to managers. Types of budgets like capital, operating, master, and departmental budgets are outlined. The document gives examples of sales budget development and importance. It also discusses labor cost budgets and factors to consider in their preparation.
Internet Explorer is the most widely used web browser from 1999 to present, with a peak of 95% usage between 2002-2003. It provides tabbed browsing and easy RSS feed subscription.
Mozilla Firefox is the second most used browser with 21.74% market share in 2011. It has an improved interface with simplified buttons.
Google Chrome is the third most used browser with 11.57% market share in 2011. It has a simple interface, flexible tabs, and is fast at opening web pages.
Opera is a web browser and suite that can perform multiple tasks like browsing, emailing, chatting. It has incorporated many features now seen in other browsers, like tabs and integrated search.
Safari
Internet Explorer is the most widely used web browser from 1999 to present, with a peak of 95% usage between 2002-2003. It provides tabbed browsing and easy RSS feed subscription.
Mozilla Firefox is the second most used browser with 21.74% market share in 2011. It has an improved interface with simplified buttons.
Google Chrome is the third most used browser with 11.57% market share in 2011. It has a simple interface, flexible tabs, and is fast at opening web pages.
Opera is a web browser and suite that can perform multiple tasks like browsing, emailing, chatting. It has incorporated many features now seen in other browsers, like tabs and integrated search.
Safari
Internet Explorer is the most widely used web browser from 1999 to present, with a peak of 95% usage between 2002-2003. It provides tabbed browsing and easy RSS feed subscription.
Mozilla Firefox is the second most used browser with 21.74% market share in 2011. It has an improved interface with simplified buttons.
Google Chrome is the third most used browser with 11.57% market share in 2011. It has a simple interface, flexible tabs, and is fast at opening web pages.
Opera is a web browser and suite that can perform multiple tasks like browsing, emailing, chatting. It has incorporated many features now seen in other browsers, like tabs and integrated search.
Safari
Internet Explorer is the most widely used web browser from 1999 to present, with a peak of 95% usage between 2002-2003. It provides tabbed browsing and easy RSS feed subscription.
Mozilla Firefox is the second most used browser with 21.74% market share in 2011. It has an improved interface with simplified buttons.
Google Chrome is the third most used browser with 11.57% market share in 2011. It has a simple interface, flexible tabs, and is fast at opening web pages.
Opera is a web browser and suite that can perform multiple tasks like browsing, emailing, chatting. It has incorporated many features now seen in other browsers, like tabs and integrated search.
Safari
Web browsers act as an interface between users and web servers by allowing users to locate and display web pages. Major web browsers allow opening multiple pages simultaneously, refreshing pages, adding bookmarks, and blocking pop-ups. Browsers have a user interface and rendering engine. The history of web browsers began in the late 1980s and early browsers included WorldWideWeb, Mosaic, Netscape Navigator, and Internet Explorer. Popular modern browsers are Firefox, Safari, Chrome, Opera, and mobile-optimized browsers.
This document discusses different web browsers. It defines a web browser as software that acts as an interface between users and web servers to locate and display web pages. The main components of web browsers are the user interface and rendering engine. Some popular browsers mentioned are Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Internet Explorer, Opera, and Safari. Brief histories and release dates are provided for each.
This document provides information on 13 different web browsers: Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Opera, Safari, Maxthon, Flock, Avant, Deepnet, Phaseout, Camino, SeaMonkey, and Netscape. It describes the company that developed each browser, lists their versions, and highlights their key features such as speed and ease of use.
The document discusses different web browsers including Internet Explorer, Microsoft Edge, Netscape Navigator, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Safari, Opera, UC Browser, Tor Browser, and Maxthon. It provides a brief history and overview of each browser as well as their key features such as language support, interface, security, speed, and extensions. The browsers discussed range from early pioneers like Netscape Navigator to current popular options like Chrome, Firefox, and Safari.
Topic : More on Internet
Contents-
✔What is Internet?
✔Uses of Internet
✔Important Terms
✔Understanding the Web browser
✔Some of the Web Browsers
✔Mozilla Firefox
✔How to start Mozilla Firefox
✔Components of Mozilla Firefox
✔The five buttons of Navigational ✔Toolbar
✔Working with Firefox
✔To open websites in different tabs
✔Summary and Exercise
This document provides information on various web browsers, including their release dates, versions, security features, speed, and ease of use. It discusses browsers such as Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Opera, Safari, Maxthon, Flock, Avant, Deepnet, Phaseout, Camino, SeaMonkey, and Netsurf. For each, it summarizes their year of release, number of versions, and focuses on one or two key aspects like security, speed, or interface design.
This document provides information on various web browsers, including their release dates, versions, security features, speed, and ease of use. It discusses browsers such as Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Opera, Safari, Maxthon, Flock, Avant, Deepnet, Phaseout, Camino, SeaMonkey, and Netsurf. For each, it summarizes their year of release, number of versions, and focuses on one or two key aspects like their security approaches, rendering speed, or interface design.
A web browser is a software application used to access information on the World Wide Web. The first browser was created in 1991 by Tim Berners-Lee and was called WorldWideWeb. Popular modern browsers include Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Apple Safari, Microsoft Internet Explorer, and Opera. Each browser has its own features, interface, and engine for rendering web pages. Security and privacy are important considerations when choosing a browser.
Browsers are software programs that allow users to view and interact with web pages on the Internet. The main functions of browsers include displaying text, graphics, and hyperlinks to move between pages. Popular browsers mentioned in the document include Firefox, Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Opera, Safari, and others. Each browser has features like tabbed browsing, integrated search, and varying levels of customization, speed, and security. Browsers communicate with servers using protocols like HTTP to retrieve and display web page content.
This document provides an introduction to using web browsers and the basics of navigating the internet. It discusses the components of web browsers like Internet Explorer and Firefox. It covers how to enter web addresses, use bookmarks/favorites to save pages, navigate between pages, print pages, and save web content. Security features, cookies, and getting help within the browsers are also summarized. The goal is to familiarize users with the main functions and capabilities of popular web browsers.
Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, Safari and Opera are some of the most popular web browsers currently available. They each have different histories, features and market shares. This document provides an overview of the key details and differences between these major browsers.
This document summarizes several web browsers:
- Internet Explorer is a series of graphical web browsers developed by Microsoft and included in Windows operating systems starting in 1995. Major versions include Internet Explorer 1-9.
- Firefox is a free and open-source web browser descended from Mozilla Application Suite and managed by Mozilla Corporation. Major versions include Firefox 2-4.
- Google Chrome is a web browser developed by Google that uses the WebKit layout engine. It was first released as a beta in 2008 and surpassed 10% worldwide usage in 2011.
- Opera is a web browser and Internet suite developed by Opera Software that is offered free for personal computers and mobile phones. It supports smartphones, mobile phones, tablets, Nintendo
The document provides information about the history and features of the Opera web browser. It discusses how Opera was created in 1994 in Norway as a research project. Over time, Opera became publicly available and expanded to support additional platforms. It also details key versions like Opera Mini and Opera GX. The summary highlights some of Opera's main functions such as faster browsing, download management, and privacy features. It also notes platforms Opera supports like Windows, MacOS, Linux and its advantages like compatibility and protections compared to disadvantages like slow speed.
This document provides an overview of web browsers. It begins with definitions of a web browser and discusses their main features and functions. The document then covers the history and development of major browsers like WorldWideWeb, Mosaic, Internet Explorer, Opera, Safari, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, and Epic - India's first browser. It discusses how browsers work and the layers involved. The document concludes with some statistics on mobile browsers and the current ranking of popular browsers.
Firefox is an open-source web browser that has steadily gained popularity since its debut in 2004 by addressing some limitations of the dominant Internet Explorer browser. Firefox offers several user-friendly features like tabbed browsing and a built-in pop-up blocker. It originated from Netscape Navigator's open source code and was developed with a focus on being lightweight and customizable compared to bloated browsers. Firefox has appealed to many by prioritizing an enhanced browsing experience and user privacy through private browsing and its handling of security vulnerabilities.
Is the mobile web enabled or disabled by design?Henny Swan
The document discusses whether a "one web" approach can accommodate diverse mobile users, including those with disabilities. It argues that while the same information may not be available across all devices, the web should provide reasonable access. Key points include:
- Web standards like HTML, CSS and JavaScript can help create an accessible experience across devices when combined with guidelines like WCAG and MWBP.
- Emerging technologies like CSS media queries, HTML5 and WAI-ARIA have the potential to further improve accessibility on mobile.
- Developers should use progressive enhancement and set an accessible baseline first before advanced features to ensure an inclusive web.
The document provides information on food establishment and swimming pool licenses required in Arlington County, Virginia. It discusses that plans for new or remodeled food establishments and pools must be submitted for review. It also states that health licenses must be obtained for new establishments, pools, or when there is a change in ownership, and these licenses must be renewed annually. The document lists various license and permit types for different establishments like hotels, massage therapists, mobile food units, and temporary food vendors.
The document summarizes key aspects of the Prevention of Food Adulteration Act of 1954 in India. The Act was passed to prevent adulteration of food and establishes definitions of adulterated food. It outlines the roles and powers of central and state food standards committees, public analysts, and food inspectors to analyze foods, inspect premises, seize adulterated foods or documents, and take actions to prohibit sale of adulterated foods. The Act provides a legal framework to regulate food quality and safety in India.
The document summarizes key aspects of the Prevention of Food Adulteration Act of 1954 in India. The Act was passed to prevent adulteration of food and establishes definitions of adulterated food. It outlines the roles and powers of central and state food standards committees, public analysts, and food inspectors to analyze foods, inspect premises, seize adulterated foods, and take actions to prohibit sale of adulterated foods in the interest of public health.
The document contains a weekly schedule for students in a hospitality program. It lists the subjects and instructors for each time slot on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. It also includes instructor initials mapped to their full names. The schedule runs from 9:00-4:40 each day and includes subjects like food production, hotel engineering, human resources and accounting.
The document contains a weekly schedule for students with various classes and activities from Monday to Saturday. On Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays the schedule includes classes on food production, hotel engineering, human resource management, and resort management. Tuesdays include a library period and activities. Fridays include classes in French cuisine, safety and security, and facility planning. Saturdays include food and beverage service and computer science. The document also includes teacher and student initials or names.
The document contains a schedule for students in a hotel management program. It lists the subjects and instructors for each time slot on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. Some of the subjects included are food production, front office, hotel engineering, human resources and French cuisine. The schedule also includes practice sessions and activities. Student names and instructor initials are listed at the bottom.
The document contains a weekly schedule for students with various classes and activities from Monday to Saturday. On Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays the schedule includes classes on food production, hotel engineering, human resource management, and resort management. Tuesdays include a library period and activities. Fridays include classes in French cuisine, safety and security, and facility planning. Saturdays include food and beverage service and computer classes. The document also includes teacher and student initials or names.
The document contains a weekly schedule for students in a hospitality program. It lists the subjects and instructors for each time slot on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Some of the subjects included are food production, hotel engineering, human resources, and French cuisine. The document also includes instructor initials mapped to their full names at the bottom.
2010th sem course module front office practicleProfkunal
This document outlines the objectives, rules, and course break-up for the Hotel Front Office 7th semester course at PCTE Institute of Hotel Management. The main objectives are to review front office basics and current industry needs. Class rules require proper grooming, keeping a journal, and not being late. The course is broken into 15 topics that will be taught over role plays, including guest registration, reservations, accounting vouchers, telephone procedures, forecasting techniques, and situation handling. Students will be evaluated on grooming, their journal, and a viva for a total of 50 marks.
The document outlines the course details for Hotel Front Office at PCTE Institute of Hotel Management. It includes information on internal and external marks distribution, total lectures, tests and assignments. The objectives of the course are introduced to front office reports and dealing with emergencies. Class rules are specified regarding attendance, late entry, assignment deadlines and plagiarism. The course breakup includes topics to be covered, test and assignment schedules.
This document provides an introduction to a course on facility planning and design for hotel management. [1] It discusses how proper planning is necessary to avoid common design mistakes like poor lighting, ventilation or storage space issues that negatively impact building usage. [2] The course aims to teach students how to plan and design hotels through efficient energy planning, layout selection, and equipment maintenance to reduce costs. [3] Students will be evaluated through assignments, class tests, and a final exam.
The course aims to introduce students to the role of accounts in ensuring uniformity and auditing in hotels. It seeks to correlate accounting with hotel procedures. The course has 50 total marks split between internal and external exams. There are three tests and three assignments over the semester. The topics covered include income statements, balance sheets, departmental income statements, internal controls, audits, and related accounting concepts and practical problems. Attendance policies and academic honesty rules are also defined.
The document outlines the course details for Hotel Accounts for the 1st semester including:
[1] The main objectives are to introduce basics of accountancy and how to utilize these concepts in hotels, correlating it with hotel procedures.
[2] Attendance rules - no attendance if late by 10 minutes and assignments not accepted after due date.
[3] Course breakdown over 21 topics, internal marks distribution for MSE, assignments, tests. Revision and tutorials in the final class.
2. opera (web browser) Contents 1 History. 2 Definition. 3 The opera browser layout. 4 Other editions . o 4.1 Smartphones and PDAs . o 4.2 Nintendo DS . o 4.3 wii. 5 Features. 6 Conclusion. 7 References.
3. opera (web browser) » Opera began in 1994 as a research project at Telenor, the largest Norwegian telecommunications company. » In 1995, it branched out into a separate company named Opera Software ASA. » Opera was first released publicly with version 2.0 in 1996 which only ran on Microsoft Windows. » In an attempt to capitalize on the emerging market for Internet-connected handheld devices, a project to port Opera to mobile device platforms was started in 1998. » Later versions of Opera gave the user the choice of seeing banner ads or targeted text Advertisements from Google.
4. opera (web browser) » Up to this point, Opera was trialware and had to be purchased after the trial period ended. Version 5.0 (released in 2000) saw the end of this requirement. » Later versions of Opera gave the user the choice of seeing banner ads or targeted text. Advertisements from Google. » With version 8.5 (released in 2005) the advertisements were removed entirely and primary financial support for the browser came through revenue from Google (which is by contract Opera's default search engine). » Up to this point, Opera was trialware and had to be purchased after the trial period ended. Version 5.0 (released in 2000) saw the end of this requirement.
5. opera (web browser) » Among the new features introduced in version 9.1 (released in 2006) was fraud protection. » Using technology from GeoTrust, a digital certificate provider, and PhishTank, an organization that tracks known phishing web sites. » This feature was further improved and expanded in version 9.5, when GeoTrust was replaced with Netcraft, and malware protection from Haute Secure was added. » Also in 2006, editions of Opera were made and released for Nintendo's DS and Wii gaming systems. » The Nintendo DS Browser is used for gaming. » Opera for the Wii, called the Internet Channel, was free to download from its release on 12 April 2007 until 30 June.
6. opera (web browser) » Opera is an Internet suite which handles common Internet-related tasks, including visiting web sites, sending and receiving e-mail messages, managing contacts, and online chat. » It runs on a variety of operating systems, including Microsoft windows, Mac OS X, Solaris,FreeBSD and Linux systems . » It is also used in mobile phones, smartphones, personal Digital Assistants, game consoles and televisions. » Technology from Opera is also licensed by other companies for use in such products as Adobe creative suite.
8. opera (web browser) The following are the fields on the browser. 1.Address field on the address bar 2.search field on the address bar 3.Tab bar 4.Menu bar 5.Closed Tabs 6.Display window for active tab) 7.Display controls 8.Opera Link icon 9.Opera turbo icon 10.Status update 11.Panel 12.Panel selectors 13.Panels button to toggle panel)
9. opera (web browser) The main parts of the standard opera user interface are listed and briefly described below. • Address bar • Tab bar • Menu bar • Closed Tabs • Status bar • Panels Address bar : The address bar is what you will use often to browse the web this contains an address field , a search field. • Display a list of previous visited sites. • Search the web directly in the address field using keys components of the browser
10. opera (web browser) Tab bar: Each page has its own tab, so this is called “tabbed browsing”. The tab bar acts like a task bar. Showing tabs for all the web pages you currently have open All you need to do is click the tab to view each web page. To open a new tab, click the new tab icon Menu bar: The menu bar in opera is similar to menus for various operating systems and offers the following opera functions. File: Use this to manages tabs ,sessions,print,and quit opera. Edit: Use this to copy, paste, select, and find text. View: Use this to change how web pages are displayed.
11. opera (web browser) Closed Tabs: To recover a closed tab, deleted message, or blocked pop- up: • Click the closed Tabs icon. A list of recently closed items display. • For blocked pop-ups, click “Blocked Pop-ups From” and select the relevant site from the list. • For closed tabs or messages, click the item you want to recover in the list. • To clear the list in closed tabs, click the closed tabs icon and select “clear list of closed tabs”. Status bar: The status bar at the bottom of the browser window includes the following: • Display controls on the right. • Icons for opera Link, opera Turbo, and a status update on the left.
12. opera (web browser) Display controls: The display controls on the right of status bar help you Change the apperance of a web page as described below . Fit to width: For pages that use too much space and produce a horizontal scrollbar, this control readjusts the page to fit the width of your screen and remove the horizontal scrollbar. Page zoom: This control allows you to either zoom in to enlarge text or images on web pages, or zoom out for an overview. The default is set at 100%. click the arrow at the right of the field display a list of zoom levels ranging from 20% to 1000%. Show Images: Click the arrow at the right of the icon to display the list Of options which are:
13. opera (web browser) • Show images(defaul): This shows all images on web pages of options. • No images: This disables all images, which increases your browsing speed. • Cached images: This shows only the images you have been loaded before that are stored in your cache. This avoids the need to fetch them again, improving browsing speem. Opera link icon: The Opera Link icon is used to enable Opera Link, which synchronizes your data, such as bookmarks, Speed Dial, and notes, between browsers in your mobile phone, computer or devices. The icon becomes green when Opera Link is enabled and synchronization first occurs.
14. opera (web browser) Thereafter, Opera Link continuously and automatically registers any changes you make and displays notification on the status bar. To enable Opera Link synchronization, go to File > Synchronize Opera. Opera Turbo icon: Opera Turbo increases your Internet bandwidth speed on slow connections by compressing data and images on our servers before it reaches the Opera browser on your computer. To configure Opera Turbo to suit your browsing needs, follow the steps below. • Right-click the Opera Turbo icon on the status bar. • In the context menu, select "Configure Opera Turbo" to open the Opera Turbo Settings dialog.
15. opera (web browser) You can choose from the following settings: • Automatic — This enables Opera Turbo only when a slow network is detected. • On — This enables Opera Turbo and optimizes pages so they load faster on slow networks. • Off — This loads pages normally, without Opera Turbo.
16. opera (web browser) 4.Other Edition Smartphones and PDA’s: Opera Mobile can be used on smartphones such as the Nokia 6630.
17. opera (web browser) One of Opera Mobile's major features is the ability to dynamically reformat web pages to better fit the handheld's display using small screen rendering technology. Alternatively, the user may use page zooming for a closer or broader look. However, like previous versions of Opera for personal computers, Opera Mobile's user interface has come under fire for being difficult to use or customize. Ninendo DS:
18. opera (web browser) • The Nintendo DS Browser was released in Japan on 24 July 2006, in Europe on 6 October 2006, and in North America on 4 June 2007. • The Nintendo DS Browser is an edition of Opera for the Nintendo DS handheld gaming system. • The Nintendo DS Browser includes the same small screen rendering and page zooming technology present in Opera Mobile. • It also includes handwriting recognition software and an on- screen keyboard to enable user input. • The technology is simply a professionally maintained proxy server that blocks web sites related to pornography, discrimination, security hacking, software piracy, violence, gambling, illegal drugs, alcohol, tobacco, dating, weapons, abortion, and other content that Nintendo deems objectionable.
19. opera (web browser) Wii : • Scott Hedrick, an executive of the Opera Softwar company, explained that the Wii browser was designed to suit a "living room environment". • In contrast to Opera's appearance on computer monitors, fonts are larger and the interface is simplified for easier use.
20. opera (web browser) 5.Features In addition to the web browser, the other main component in the desktop versions of the Opera suite is the Opera Mail client, known as M2. Opera Mail supports regular POP and SMTP mail. It also has an Address book. Opera Mail also features a newsreader and a newsfeed reader for RSS and Atom, as well as an IRC client for online chat.
21. opera (web browser) New features in Opera 9 : • Usability and accessibility. • Privacy and security. • Standards support.
22. opera (web browser) Opera is an internet suite developed by opera Software Company. This can be mainly use mobile phones. In this opera mini is more comfortable for mobile phones for browsing. Opera runs on a variety of operating systems, including Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X, Solaris, FreeBSD and Linux systems. 6.Conclusion
23. opera (web browser) 1. "Opera verrsion history". Opera Software. http://www.opera.com/docs/history/index.dml#o2. Retrieved 18 December 2009. 2. Opera: Opera 10.10 for Windows changelog 3. Lextrait, Vincent (January 2010). "The Programming Languages Beacon, v10.0". http://www.lextrait.com/Vincent/implementations.html . 4. "Opera for Windows — language files". Opera Software. http://www.opera.com/download/languagefiles/. Retrieved 3 September 2009. 7.References