| Computer Glossary |
Netiquette:- Network Etiquette. A term that refers to exercising proper behavior on
the various Internet services.
Netscape:- A Web browser often considered to be on the leading edge.
Network:- Interconnected computers which exchange data and communication.
Network Address:- a series of words, acronyms, or numbers separated by periods
to describe the location of a particular user, service, or computer connected to the
Internet or other on-line service.
Network Information Center (NIC):- A central location within a particular network for
finding information regarding that network.
Networking:- The interconnecting of computers and other hardware to
communicate with each other and to share hardware, programs, and files.
Newbie:- Someone new to the Internet, a particular part of the Internet, or other
on-line service.
Newsgroup:- A USENET bulletin board topic. Newsgroups are organized into
several groups.
Node:- A remote location which provides telephone access to a particular on-line
service or ISP. The goal is to find a local node so you do not have to pay a long
distance phone charge.
Normalize:- To minimize the duplication of information in a relational database
through effective design.
NOS (Network Operating System):- An operating system that provides basic file
system services and supervisory functions to computers connected by a network
(i.e., Novell or LanTastic).
Notebook:- Small compact computer. Smaller than a laptop.
Null:- A value that indicates missing or unknown data in a field.
Number DataType:- A field data type in a database or spreadsheet designed for
numerical data that will be used in mathematical calculations.
Object:- Information from another application, such as a chart, a drawing, or a table,
that can be linked or inserted in a file.
Object-Oriented Graphics:- Graphic designs that are handled by the computer as
mathematically-described shapes, rather than as collections of pixels.
OCR (Optical Character Recognition) Software:- Software that allows the dots or
pixels of a printed page (i.e., a text page from a magazine) to be converted into ASCII
text and placed into your computer. OCR software is combined with scanners. This
combination allows you to scan documents into a computer and convert the resulting
information into textual data so you do not have to manually enter the information with
your keyboard.
OEM:- Original Equipment Manufacturer.
Off-line:- State of NOT being connected to a remote computer.
OLE:- Object Linking and Embedding. A complex specification that describes the
interfaces used for such tasks as embedding objects created by one application
within documents created by another.
OLE Object:- An object that supports the OLE protocol for object linking and
embedding.
On-line:- State of being connected to a remote computer.
On-line Database:- An organized collection of information, located on-line, that a
computer can access.
On-line Searching:- Process of using a computer to find and retrieve information
from an on-line database.
Open:- To display the contents of a file in an application or to start an application.
Open Architecture:- A type of IBM PC and compatible architecture that allows third
party manufacturers to produce additional interior add-ons and to allow users to
easily install these add-ons.
Operating System:- The system software of your computer. There are a number of
different operating systems on the market today. Among the popular operating
systems are MacOS, Windows, Unix, Linux, and OS/2.
Operator:- A symbol or word, such as > and &, that indicates an operation to be
performed on one or more elements.
Optimize:- Setting up hardware or software in such a way that processing performs
as fast as possible.
Output:- Data that comes out of a computer device.
Owner:- The user who has full rights to a file.
the various Internet services.
Netscape:- A Web browser often considered to be on the leading edge.
Network:- Interconnected computers which exchange data and communication.
Network Address:- a series of words, acronyms, or numbers separated by periods
to describe the location of a particular user, service, or computer connected to the
Internet or other on-line service.
Network Information Center (NIC):- A central location within a particular network for
finding information regarding that network.
Networking:- The interconnecting of computers and other hardware to
communicate with each other and to share hardware, programs, and files.
Newbie:- Someone new to the Internet, a particular part of the Internet, or other
on-line service.
Newsgroup:- A USENET bulletin board topic. Newsgroups are organized into
several groups.
Node:- A remote location which provides telephone access to a particular on-line
service or ISP. The goal is to find a local node so you do not have to pay a long
distance phone charge.
Normalize:- To minimize the duplication of information in a relational database
through effective design.
NOS (Network Operating System):- An operating system that provides basic file
system services and supervisory functions to computers connected by a network
(i.e., Novell or LanTastic).
Notebook:- Small compact computer. Smaller than a laptop.
Null:- A value that indicates missing or unknown data in a field.
Number DataType:- A field data type in a database or spreadsheet designed for
numerical data that will be used in mathematical calculations.
Object:- Information from another application, such as a chart, a drawing, or a table,
that can be linked or inserted in a file.
Object-Oriented Graphics:- Graphic designs that are handled by the computer as
mathematically-described shapes, rather than as collections of pixels.
OCR (Optical Character Recognition) Software:- Software that allows the dots or
pixels of a printed page (i.e., a text page from a magazine) to be converted into ASCII
text and placed into your computer. OCR software is combined with scanners. This
combination allows you to scan documents into a computer and convert the resulting
information into textual data so you do not have to manually enter the information with
your keyboard.
OEM:- Original Equipment Manufacturer.
Off-line:- State of NOT being connected to a remote computer.
OLE:- Object Linking and Embedding. A complex specification that describes the
interfaces used for such tasks as embedding objects created by one application
within documents created by another.
OLE Object:- An object that supports the OLE protocol for object linking and
embedding.
On-line:- State of being connected to a remote computer.
On-line Database:- An organized collection of information, located on-line, that a
computer can access.
On-line Searching:- Process of using a computer to find and retrieve information
from an on-line database.
Open:- To display the contents of a file in an application or to start an application.
Open Architecture:- A type of IBM PC and compatible architecture that allows third
party manufacturers to produce additional interior add-ons and to allow users to
easily install these add-ons.
Operating System:- The system software of your computer. There are a number of
different operating systems on the market today. Among the popular operating
systems are MacOS, Windows, Unix, Linux, and OS/2.
Operator:- A symbol or word, such as > and &, that indicates an operation to be
performed on one or more elements.
Optimize:- Setting up hardware or software in such a way that processing performs
as fast as possible.
Output:- Data that comes out of a computer device.
Owner:- The user who has full rights to a file.
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(Multimedia Program)
Features:-
Features:-
- Video Zoom.
- Multi-Screens.
- Fast and slow Video or MP3
- Auto-play search engine.
- Play Movie, MP3, Picture
- And more...
(Firewall)
Features:-
Features:-
- Protect your OS from any type
of 32bit and 16bit virus. - Protect your OS from any Virus
will develop in the future. - Control All User Accounts
- Accept or refuse running
Application feature. - And more...
| AK-Encryption |
(Encryption)
Features:-
Features:-
- new logic to encrypt and
decrypt your Important
Message. - strong algorithm (don't build
above any algorithm system
in the world) - And more...
(Monitoring Program)
Features:-
Features:-
- New Logic to Monitoring
all types of application on
your System.
- Monitor 16bit ,32bit
and 64bit Application. - Monitor non-Device
Driver service
Application. - Monitor Device Driver
Service Application. - Monitor All Executable
File (exe) events
Creating, Changing ,
Renaming, Deleting. - Release OS Errors
Feature - Clean Temporary Folders
(Security System)
Features:-
Features:-
- Freeze your files from the
following task:-
- Merge with virus
- Deleting
- Changing
- Modifier
- Renaming