<TR><TD VALIGN="TOP" width=100><I>protocol</I></TD><TD VALIGN="TOP" width=100> is the Internet protocol used to transmit the file. Examples of different protocols are shown below.
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<TR><TD VALIGN="TOP"><I>computer</I></TD><TD VALIGN="TOP"> is the domain name of the server where the file is stored (for example, www.company.com).
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<TR><TD VALIGN="TOP"><I>port</I></TD><TD VALIGN="TOP"> is the port number (required only when a nonstandard TCP port number is used).
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Microsoft Internet Explorer supports the following protocols.
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<B>Note</B>
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<LI>The addresses used in the following examples are specific to commercial organizations. Other addresses might use designations such as <I>.org</I> or <I>.edu</I>.