Rain City Web Hosting - Features and Definitions: Web Site
A Web site is a collection of HTML documents or Web pages, that are linked together and that exist on the Web at a particular Toronto web hosting server. Exploring a Web site usually begins with the Toronto home page, which may lead you to more information about that site. A single server may support multiple Web sites.

Rain City Web Hosting - Features and Definitions: Web Site Building Tools Most hosting package include our Toronto website builder software. Our Toronto website template design software is a template based web site design tool that lets you quickly and easily create a professional and customized Toronto website using our step-by-step wizard to select your design, color, theme and images.

We encourage all of our Toronto customers to call us and speak to one of our technicians, to setup your email or any questions you have about your website hosting account - after all it's free to call us, throughout North America.

Rain City Web Hosting - Features and Definitions: Windows Media Streaming
Microsoft Windows Media Streaming allows for real-time transmission of audio and video files from your Toronto Web site.

Our Toronto Website Development & Web Hosting team at Rain City Hosting is made up of Toronto technicians, Toronto web designers, internet marketing specialists, software developer, web programmers and e-Business Specialists. At Rain City Hosting, one of our many specializations is helping you to formulate your Toronto e-Business plan for your online venture. Knowing your options, when it comes to your Toronto Business, can not only save you money but can increase your efficiency and subsequent cost savings, in all aspects of your Toronto business. We provide many types of Toronto e-Business & Toronto e-Commerce services such as Toronto web hosting, web design, ftp website hosting website software development, content management systems and email website hosting.

Rain City Web Hosting - Features and Definitions: World Wide Web (WWW)
You can think of the Web as a worldwide collection of text and multimedia files and other network services interconnected via a system of hypertext documents, in Toronto and throughout the world. Http (Hypertext Transfer Protocol) was created as a means for sharing data internationally, instantly, and inexpensively. With hypertext, a word or phrase can contain a link to other text. To achieve this, CERN developed a programming language called HTML, which allows you to easily link to other pages or network services on the Web.