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1 View all
"The link that appears above an incomplete content set and leads to the full list of items. For example, when a content module displays items 1–6, a ""View all"" link in line with the module label leads to a webpage that lists all items. The items that are available in preview are redundantly available in the list of all items, which may be paginated." -
2 local object
"A table, query, form, report, macro, or module that remains in the replica or Design Master where it was created. Neither the object nor changes to the object are copied to other members in the replica set." -
3 FlexGo Hardware Solution
"The complete set of hardware, firmware, and drivers that implement provisioning, metering, and Hardware Locked Mode (HLM) for computers that run FlexGo. The FlexGo Hardware Solution includes the Secured Execution Environment (SEE) and the Lower Provisioning Module (LPM)."
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