Answer:
Calotype
Explanation:
calotype is the process of photography in which multiple images can be produced by the same negative. This the first process of invented by William Henry in which multiple images can be created with the single negative.
I don't think so because the old computers may have not been to date as what we have now but check it out and see.
I would say code completion. Dreamweaver does this for you. So say I wanted to make a paragraph of text, I would use <p>, and then Dreamweaver would create the closing </p> for you.
The correct answer is B. Primary DNS Server.
DNS records are type of data that is equivalent to IP address where the website or domain is located. DNS records are normally stored in DNS server in a raw or flat file. A host, using port number 53 will send a DNS request to the server. If the computer has stored it's data or record in it's database, it will automatically reply to the requesting host. Example: You typed in www.website.com, if you have a matching DNS record in your server, using an IP address, your server will reply and display the website.
