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INTERFACE DESIGN DEFINITION (continued):
example, Postscript, ASCII, or binary formatsCompatibility with the host operating systemEncapsulation of data into message "envelopes" for transmission through the networkAn example of a program that generally adheres to the presentation layer of OSI is the program that manages the Web's Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP). This program, sometimes called the HTTP daemon, usually comes included as part of an operating system. It forwards user requests passed to the Web browser on to a Web server elsewhere in the network. It receives a message back from the Web server that includes a Multi-Purpose
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