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101 wildcarding
"In DNS, the supported use of wildcard characters such as the asterisk (*) in domain names for DNS queries that resolve to multiple names. When wildcarding is used, DNS servers must support resolving name queries that use wildcard characters, and resolvers must be able to parse multiple records from any resource record sets (RRsets) issued in wildcard query responses." -
102 Stop message
"A character-based, full-screen error message displayed on a blue background. A Stop message indicates that the Windows kernel detected a condition from which it cannot recover. Each message is uniquely identified by a Stop error code (a hexadecimal number) and a string indicating the errors symbolic name. Stop messages are usually followed by up to four additional hexadecimal numbers, enclosed in parentheses, which identify developer-defined error parameters. A driver or device may be identified as the cause of the error. A series of troubleshooting tips are also displayed, along with an indication that, if the system was configured to do so, a memory dump file was saved for later use by a kernel debugger." -
103 Communicator 2005
"The short product name, including version, for second and subsequent use." -
104 Offline Contacts
A default contact group name that Communicator uses for all contacts who are currently offline. -
105 Online Contacts
A default contact group name that Communicator uses for all contacts who are currently online. -
106 Other Contacts
A default contact group name that Lync and Communicator use for all contacts who have not been placed in a user-defined contact group. -
107 culture
"In managed code, a class of information about a particular nation or people including their collective name, writing system, calendar used, and conventions for formatting dates and sorting strings." -
108 file group
"A File Server Resource Manager option that is used to define a namespace for a file screen, file screen exception, or storage report. It consists of a set of file name patterns, which in turn determine whether files are included or excluded from a group." -
109 audit trail
"A time-stamped record of all the changes that users make to a record. An audit trail also contains the name and identification of the user who made the change, and typically includes the reason for the change." -
110 AutoText
"A gallery for text and graphics, such as a standard contract clause, that can be used multiple times in one or more documents. Each selection of text or graphics is recorded as an AutoText entry and assigned a unique name. It is visible in Quick Parts and the Building Blocks Organizer." -
111 PO
"A formal request for goods or services. The purchase order shows the quantity of goods or services ordered, expected receipt date, and supplier name. The purchase order may also include other information pertaining to the delivery of the goods or services."PO -
112 bug
A type of work item that records a potential source of dissatisfaction with the product. The common name of a work item type for tracking code defects. -
113 campaign code
"An identifier, usually made up of numbers or letters, such as 1234 or Early Spring, for a marketing campaign. The campaign code is another way to identify a marketing campaign distinct from the name of the marketing campaign." -
114 role
A symbolic name that defines a class of users for a set of components. Each role defines which users are allowed to invoke interfaces on a component. -
115 $OEM$
The name of a folder that includes additional files for the Windows installation.$OEM$ -
116 anonymous FTP authentication
"A protocol that makes it possible for a user to retrieve documents, files, programs, and other archived data from anywhere on the Internet without having to establish a logon name and password."English-Arabic terms dictionary > anonymous FTP authentication
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117 default document
"The file that is sent by a Web server when it receives a request for a Uniform Resource Locator (URL) that does not specify a file name. This document can be generated automatically by the server, or it can be a custom file that is placed in that directory by the administrator." -
118 default home page
"The file that is sent by a Web server when it receives a request for a Uniform Resource Locator (URL) that does not specify a file name. This document can be generated automatically by the server, or it can be a custom file that is placed in that directory by the administrator." -
119 Microsoft® Office Live Essentials
"A Microsoft set of services that provides affordable tools to manage businesses online including a Web site, personalized e-mail and domain name, Web site statistics reporting, shared workspaces for accessing critical documents, and a variety of applicati"Microsoft® Office Live EssentialsEnglish-Arabic terms dictionary > Microsoft® Office Live Essentials
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120 Autodiscover
"A feature available in Outlook 2007 and some mobile devices that automatically configures the clients for access to Exchange Server 2007. The client sends the user name and password information to the Exchange 2007 server. The Autodiscover Web service that is running on the Exchange Client Access server returns an XML file that contains configuration information, which is interpreted by the client. If the user is moved to a different server later, the client will automatically query the Autodiscover Web service again to update the client configuration."
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