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1 browse
[brauz] v արածել. կրծո տել (տերևներ, դալար ճյուղեր): փխբ. browse through journals/ magazines աչքի անցկացնել ամսագրերը. browse view արագ դիտում -
2 browse
1) تصفح 2) يتصفح* * *تَصَفُّحٌ -
3 browse
"To scan a database, a list of files, or the Internet, either for a particular item or for anything that seems to be of interest." -
4 Browse
A drop-down list box in the page header on the site that displays the various categories. -
5 browse server
A computer on a Microsoft network that maintains a list of computers and services available on the network. -
6 display mode
"The mode in which a Web Parts page can be displayed. It enables users to modify a page in specified ways. The states that ship with the Web Parts control set are: catalog, connect, design, edit, and browse. The default or normal mode for a Web page is browse. Developers can extend this display mode feature by adding custom display modes, which requires extending the WebPartManager class." -
7 implicit targeting
The process of delivering targeted content by using existing user data to extrapolate unknown information about users who browse your site. -
8 Status Message Viewer
A tool in the SMS/Configuration Manager Administrator console that is used to browse the status messages in the SMS/Configuration Manager site database. -
9 accelerator editor
"A resource editor that allows you to add, delete, change, or browse the shortcut key assignments for your project."المحرر المسرِّع -
10 How do I
"A page that presents a categorical view of select Help content that the user can browse. Depending on the edition, multiple How Do I pages might be available for use." -
11 Site Collection Images
"A system library used to store images that are used throughout the site collection. Provides versioning, check-in/check-out, search and visual browse capabilities." -
12 virtual directory
"A name used to access the contents of any Exchange store using a Web browser. The virtual directory name is used to open a mailbox as well as browse the folders of a public store. This name is also used in URLs using the Microsoft Internet Publishing Provider (MSDAIPP), which includes both hyperlinks in Web pages as well as Microsoft ActiveX Data Objects client-side code." -
13 ar-sa Windows SideShow
Human interface technology that enables alternate ways to browse documents and programs using a digital pen or your fingertip in addition to the possibility of using a keyboard or other interface devices. -
14 Windows Tablet and Touch Technology
Human interface technology that enables alternate ways to browse documents and programs using a digital pen or your fingertip in addition to the possibility of using a keyboard or other interface devices.English-Arabic terms dictionary > Windows Tablet and Touch Technology
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15 pagination
A mechanism that automatically separates the content in ASP.NET mobile Web Forms into smaller groups of rendered pages that are targeted to fit a specific device. It also renders user interface elements that can be used to browse to other pages. -
16 Web Test Recorder
"A feature in Visual Studio Team Edition that records the actions you perform while you browse a Web site. As you move through the site, recorded requests are added to the Web test." -
17 tool pane
"A task pane on a Web Part Page used to browse, search for, and import Web Parts from Web Part galleries, and to modify custom and common Web Part properties." -
18 proximity
"A Windows feature that enables users to connect computers with a simple tap gesture or by browsing for computers within wireless range. If two computers come within 3-4 centimeters of each other, or are tapped together, the operating system of each computer becomes aware of the other computer. Also, a user can browse for computers within wireless range that are advertising for a peer connection. The user can then connect the two computers to share content such as photos or links, or create a multi-player experience. If the connection is made using a tap gesture, the user can also publish and subscribe to messages transmitted during the tap." -
19 infinite scroll
A feature that provides image results that are easy to browse without having to click to a new page. -
20 Slide Navigator
A feature that enables the user to visually browse for and navigate to other slides without leaving Slide Show view.
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