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81 multiple-choice property
A property that contains a set of predefined values. For example you could create a multiple-choice property named Shirt_Size and define the following possible values: S M and L. -
82 nest
"To embed one construct inside another. For example, a database may contain a nested table (a table within a table), a program may contain a nested procedure (a procedure declared within a procedure), and a data structure may include a nested record (a record containing a field that is itself a record)." -
83 object type
"An opaque data structure that defines a protected entity that is implemented and manipulated by the operating system. For example, the system service that reads a file operates on an open file object." -
84 object
"An entity, such as a file, folder, shared folder, printer, or Active Directory object, described by a distinct, named set of attributes. For example, the attributes of a File object include its name, location, and size; the attributes of an Active Directory User object might include the user's first name, last name, and e-mail address." -
85 ar-sa اتصال قاعدة البيانات المفتوح
"A diagram that is used to show hierarchical relationships; for example, company management and employee structures."English-Arabic terms dictionary > ar-sa اتصال قاعدة البيانات المفتوح
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86 organization chart
"A diagram that is used to show hierarchical relationships; for example, company management and employee structures." -
87 org chart
"A diagram that is used to show hierarchical relationships; for example, company management and employee structures." -
88 paging
"The process of moving virtual memory back and forth between physical memory and the disk. Paging occurs when physical memory limitations are reached and only occurs for data that is not already ""backed"" by disk space. For example, file data is not paged out because it already has allocated disk space within a file system." -
89 Options
"A menu choice in many applications that allows the user to specify how the program will act each time it is used. For example, the user may be allowed to specify which view will be used when opening a file, or the default location in which certain file types will be saved." -
90 order status code
"A numerical data code that identifies the types of order status used on your Web site. For example, you may create order status codes to define saved orders, deleted orders, or unprocessed orders." -
91 player
A client program or control that receives digital media content streamed from a server or played from local files. Windows Media Player is an example of a player. -
92 point
"To move a pointer (for example, an arrow) to a particular position on the screen, by using a pointing device such as a mouse or pen." -
93 portrait orientation
"An orientation where the long dimension of a rectangular area (for example, screen or paper) is vertical." -
94 power scheme
"A group of preset power-management options. For example, you can set elapsed times for putting your computer on standby and for turning off your monitor and hard disk. You save these settings as a named power scheme." -
95 predefined key
"A key that represents one of the main divisions of the registry. Each predefined key is displayed in a separate Registry Editor window, with the key's name appearing in the window's title bar. For example, HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT is a predefined key." -
96 print job
"All of the information and the command that the printer needs from the computer to print. For example, the information about the layout, font, and spacing of a file is contained in the print job." -
97 quota
"A per-process limit on the use of system resources. For each process, the system sets limits on certain system resources that the process's threads can use, for example, the memory manager." -
98 redirection
"The process of writing to or reading from a file or device different from the one that would normally be the target or the source. For example, the MS-DOS or OS/2 command dir >prn redirects a directory listing from the screen to the printer." -
99 resource record
"A standard DNS database structure containing information used to process DNS queries. For example, an address (A) resource record contains an IP address corresponding to a host name. Most of the basic resource record types are defined in RFC 1035, but additional RR types have been defined in other RFCs and approved for use with DNS." -
100 RR
"A standard DNS database structure containing information used to process DNS queries. For example, an address (A) resource record contains an IP address corresponding to a host name. Most of the basic resource record types are defined in RFC 1035, but additional RR types have been defined in other RFCs and approved for use with DNS."RR
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