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Microsoft Corporation
Industry: Computer
Number of terms: 318110
Number of blossaries: 26
Company Profile:
An American multinational software corporation headquartered in Redmond, Washington that develops, manufactures, licenses, and supports a wide range of products and services related to computing.
A 4-byte hexadecimal number used for addressing and routing purposes on NetWare networks. The external network number is associated with physical network adapters and networks.
Industry:Computer
A character that separates items in a list.
Industry:Computer
A Web service that facilitates publishing of metadata into the metadata database and updating of the same later on.
Industry:Computer
A type of list task page where the primary action is selecting an entity from the list. Users access the advanced list through the Advanced link on the dropdown list. If the user cannot find the information they need on the simple drop-down list, they may choose to view the more complete advanced list where they can view all the fields for a particular entity.
Industry:Software
A string that is generated by the content owner or content packager and is based on their public and private signing keys. This string is shared with the license issuer, who includes it in all licenses. Computers that receive a license with this string are no longer able to play files packaged with that particular signing key pair.
Industry:Computer
The process of allowing full-text querying to occur on the current database.
Industry:Computer
The path that a specified object or text will follow as part of an animation sequence for a slide.
Industry:Computer
A classification of customers or potential customers based on shared traits, such as geography, demographics, or other personal characteristics, for the purpose of targeting products and services.
Industry:Computer
The relative percentage of a multidimensional structure's cells that do not contain data.
Industry:Computer
A type of memory used by video cards to store information that will be displayed on a monitor. The amount of video memory dictates the maximum resolution and color depth available for the display.
Industry:Computer