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1 zero
"To fill or replace with zeros (for example, to zero a specified portion of memory, a field, or some other limited structure)." -
2 merge
Replace a set of subscriptions with a new subscription. -
3 IP address mask
"A range of IP addresses defined so that only computers with IP addresses within the range are allowed access to an Internet service. To mask a portion of the IP address, replace it with the asterisk wild card character (*)." -
4 dynamic HTML
"An extension of Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) that adds multimedia, database access, and an object model that programs can use to change styles and attributes of page elements (objects) and to replace existing elements (objects) with new ones." -
5 content template
A design template that also contains text suggestions on each slide. You replace the text suggestions with the text that you want. A content template contains a slide master and an optional title master. -
6 correction area
An area that appears in the writing pad when you tap the recognized text that you want to correct. You can use it to rewrite an incorrectly recognized character or to replace a word with a suggested alternative. -
7 DHTML
"An extension of Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) that adds multimedia, database access, and an object model that programs can use to change styles and attributes of page elements (objects) and to replace existing elements (objects) with new ones." -
8 hot-swap
To replace an assembly file with a revised assembly file in a running system. In-progress sessions continue to access the original assembly from active memory.
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