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`In an Internet service, a programthat can communicate with a server located on the Internet to exchange data of a certain type.A Web browser is a client for accessing information
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`In a client/server network, a program that is designed to request information from a server. See client/server (/content/entry/3482742), heavy client (/content/entry/3484071), light
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`In Object Linking and Embedding (OLE), an application that includes data in another application, called the server application. See client application (/content/entry/3482741).
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