Ionisation Energy Expert or knowledge-based system component that operates on the knowledge base Its operation is based on the knowledge representation and the methods required for performing appropriate actions Microsoft's Web browser, now partially integrated into Windows Internet Explorer The following releases are important: IE 3 02: Full-featured and stable, it was the first IE release to truly challenge Netscape It was so popular that the S&C Website supported it until recently IE 4 x: Still the most commonly used browser This Website supports it IE 5: Released in Q2, 1999, to less than rave reviews Primary criticism: incomplete support for 18-month-old HTML 4 0 Cynics see remnants of the Browser Wars Microsoft promised were over Scribble & Count favors limiting the amount of legacy baggage collecting behind the computer revolution; and in this case, correcting the situation involves only a 10-minute free download Therefore, we have discontinued support for IE 3, except when a client specifically requests it (The exact revision number of most browsers can be determined from the Help > About menu selection) S&C also supports Opera 3 5 and Netscape 4 Download instructions for all supported browsers are on the Site Info page Internet Explorer (Microsoft) Information Engineering software developed by the Microsoft Corporation used to browse or navigate the Internet IE is available free of charge from Microsoft's home page (www microsoft com) and is quickly gaining in popularity a popular World Wide Web browser that is to say; in other words institutional effectiveness ¾ The Image Engine, an ARX application For more information, see Appendix D, "Hardcopy " Infectious endocarditis abbr Information Element Microsoft's Internet Explorer Is an acronym for Internet Explorer A browser distributed by MS-Windows Internet Explorer Microsoft's browser to surf the internet As opposed to Netscape which is the competing browser (Microsoft) Internet Explorer Along with Netscape Navigator, one of the most popular Web browsers Internet - The global electronic information network intranet - A network set up using Internet technology that is not accessible via the Internet Usually refers to a private network set up for a business or company Internet Protocol (IP) number - Also known as Internet Address Every computer on the Internet has a distinct number (i e , 10 0 0 128) that uniquely identifies that computer IRC - Internet Relay Chat A software technology that enables real-time chatting on the Internet ISP - Internet Service Provider www empire net and www easyhost adgrafix com are ISP's They provide our customers access to the Internet as well as a number of other services, such as web hosting and electronic mail Information Element Ireland (in Internet addresses) An information bearing entity that is encoded to define specific parameters associated with establishing a contract UNI signaling messages are comprised of many Information Elements Internet Explorer, a web browser developed by Microsoft See: Microsoft Internet Explorer homepage Information Element used in signaling messages Internet Explorer Please see Internet Explorer back to top Upper-case Acronym for Internet Explorer (Latin) that is, that is to say