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21 joke program
"A program designed to amuse or scare a user, for example by imitating the actions of a virus, without actually harming the computer." -
22 active-state power management
A power-saving mode which reserves power by ensuring efficient execution of computing tasks and by reducing the number of components running unnecessarily when not actually in use.English-Arabic terms dictionary > active-state power management
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23 ASPM
A power-saving mode which reserves power by ensuring efficient execution of computing tasks and by reducing the number of components running unnecessarily when not actually in use. -
24 flyweight patching
A process that reduces the time that is required to apply updates to installed applications whereby only the parts of an application that are modified by an update actually change. -
25 optimized patching
A process that reduces the time that is required to apply updates to installed applications whereby only the parts of an application that are modified by an update actually change. -
26 delay
The amount of time between the scheduled start of a task and the time when work should actually begin on the task; it is often used to resolve resource overallocations. There are two types of delay: assignment delay and leveling delay. -
27 task delegation
"The process of one team member assigning a task to another team member in Project Server. When a task is delegated to another team member, that team member actually does the work on the task." -
28 Credential Vault Service
A behind-the-scene service that is part of Credential Manager and that actually does the work of creating and managing user credentials to allow users to log on across machines and sites. -
29 Document Panel
"A pane that displays document property information for Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files stored in a WSS library. The pane is displayed below the ribbon and is actually a hosted custom InfoPath form. Information is synced automatically between the document and the WSS library." -
30 earned value analysis
"A method for determining project performance which involves comparing the value of the work that was planned with the budgeted cost of the work performed to date, with what was actually spent. These comparisons provide invaluable information about actual conditions within the project and trends that may be developing in terms of schedule and cost performance." -
31 symbolic link
A disk directory entry that takes the place of a directory entry for a file but is actually a reference to a file in a different directory. -
32 photo loop
"A series of pictures that are continuously stored in the Camera app so the user can go ""back"" or ""forward"" in time from the moment they actually pressed the button to capture a photo."
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