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21 character string
"A set of characters treated as a unit and interpreted by a computer as text rather than numbers. A character string can contain any sequence of elements from a given character set, such as letters, numbers, control characters, and extended ASCII characters." -
22 class module
A module that can contain the definition for a new object. Each instance of a class creates a new object. Procedures defined in the module become properties and methods of the object. -
23 container
"A directory object that can contain other directory objects. In Active Directory, the schema definition of each object class determines the types of objects that can be containers of instances of the class." -
24 container object
"An object that can logically contain other objects. For example, a folder is a container object." -
25 distinguished name
"A name that uniquely identifies an object by using the relative distinguished name for the object, plus the names of container objects and domains that contain the object. The distinguished name identifies the object as well as its location in a tree. Every object in Active Directory has a distinguished name." -
26 footer
"One or more lines of text in the bottom margin area of a page. A footer may contain elements such as the page number, the name of the file, or the date." -
27 front-end/back-end application
"An application consisting of a ""back-end"" database file that contains tables, and copies of a ""front-end"" database file that contain all other database objects with links to the back-end tables."التطبيق الموجود على الكمبيوتر العميل/الخادمEnglish-Arabic terms dictionary > front-end/back-end application
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28 global group
"A security or distribution group that can contain users, groups, and computers from its own domain as members. Global security groups can be granted rights and permissions for resources in any domain in the forest." -
29 header
"One or more identifying lines printed at the top of a page. A header may contain a page number, a date, the author's name, and the document title, the name of chapter." -
30 level
"The name of a set of members in a dimension hierarchy such that all members of the set are at the same distance from the root of the hierarchy. For example, a time hierarchy may contain the levels Year, Month, and Day." -
31 menu
A list of options from which a user can choose. The options can be represented as text or graphics. A menu can contain other menus (submenus). -
32 network control block
"NetBIOS data structures that contain information about the command to perform an optional post routine, an optional event handle, and a pointer to a buffer that is used for messages or other data." -
33 NCB
"NetBIOS data structures that contain information about the command to perform an optional post routine, an optional event handle, and a pointer to a buffer that is used for messages or other data." -
34 ar-sa مخطط دائري
"A file that provides information to Windows about how best to run MS-DOS-based programs. When you start an MS-DOS-based program, Windows looks for a program information file to use with it.program information files contain such items as the name of the file, a start-up directory, and multitasking options." -
35 PIF
"A file that provides information to Windows about how best to run MS-DOS-based programs. When you start an MS-DOS-based program, Windows looks for a program information file to use with it.program information files contain such items as the name of the file, a start-up directory, and multitasking options." -
36 program information file
"A file that provides information to Windows about how best to run MS-DOS-based programs. When you start an MS-DOS-based program, Windows looks for a program information file to use with it.program information files contain such items as the name of the file, a start-up directory, and multitasking options." -
37 response
"In Windows remote access, strings expected from the device, which can contain macros." -
38 suite
"A set of application programs sold as a package, usually at a lower price than that of the individual applications sold separately. A suite for office work, for example, might contain a word processing program, a spreadsheet, a database management program, and a communications program." -
39 subtree
"Any node within a tree, along with any selection of connected descendant nodes. In the registry structure, subtrees are the primary nodes that contain keys, subkeys, and value entries." -
40 structure
"A user-defined value type that, similar to a class, can contain constructors, constants, fields, methods, properties, indexers, operators, and nested types. Unlike classes, however, structures do not support inheritance."
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