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In DNS, a part of a DNS domain name that represents a node in the domain namespace tree.labelNounSingularᏗᎦᏯᎸᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA list of options from which a user can choose.menuNounSingularᎪᏪᎳᎾᎥᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA pointed input device that comes with a mobile device or tablet PC, and is used to navigate through applications and to input information.tablet penNounSingularᏗᎪᏪᎶᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA pointed input device that comes with a mobile device or tablet PC, and is used to navigate through applications and to input information.penNounSingularᏗᎪᏪᎶᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA pointed input device that comes with a mobile device or tablet PC, and is used to navigate through applications and to input information.stylusNounSingularᏗᎪᏪᎶᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn option on Windows Parental Control that, if selected, creates logs of all the actions performed by a user on the computer.Activity ReportingProperNounSingularᏄᏛᏁᎸᏅ ᎬᏂᎨᏒ ᏱᎬᏁᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA personal record of experiences, occurrences or proceedings, like a Baby Book or Life Book.journalNounSingularᏄᎵᏍᏔᏂᏙᎸ ᎪᏪᎵUSANounNotSelectedSingularOne of many sequential images that make up video or animation.frameNounSingularᎦᏘᏅᏛᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe individual, or account, to whom an email message is sent.mail recipientNounSingularᎠᎾᎦᎵᏍᎩ ᎪᏪᎵ ᏗᎦᏁᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA method of exchanging messages and computer files over a network that does not require the sender and recipient to be online at the same time.mailNounMassᎠᎾᎦᎵᏍᎩ ᎪᏪᎵUSANounNotSelectedSingularA method of exchanging messages and computer files over a network that does not require the sender and recipient to be online at the same time.mailNounMassᎪᏪᎵUSANounNotSelectedMassA method of exchanging messages and computer files over a network that does not require the sender and recipient to be online at the same time.electronic mailNounMassᎠᎾᎦᎵᏍᎩ ᎪᏪᎵUSANounNotSelectedSingularA method of exchanging messages and computer files over a network that does not require the sender and recipient to be online at the same time.electronic mailNounMassᎪᏪᎵUSANounNotSelectedMassA method of exchanging messages and computer files over a network that does not require the sender and recipient to be online at the same time.emailNounMassᎠᎾᎦᎵᏍᎩ ᎪᏪᎵUSANounNotSelectedSingularA method of exchanging messages and computer files over a network that does not require the sender and recipient to be online at the same time.emailNounMassᎪᏪᎵUSANounNotSelectedMassAn object (such as a customer, item, or employee) that shares a set of defined attributes or characteristics, and that is used to manage rules for data.external content typeNounSingularᏙᏱᏗᏢ ᎦᎸᏛᎢ ᎢᏳᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn object (such as a customer, item, or employee) that shares a set of defined attributes or characteristics, and that is used to manage rules for data.entityNounSingularᏙᏱᏗᏢ ᎦᎸᏛᎢ ᎢᏳᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA quick movement of a finger or pen on a screen that the computer interprets as a command, rather than as a mouse movement, writing, or drawing.gestureNounSingularᎤᏬᏯᏂᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularPertaining to a file format that does not allow for VBA code. Office 12 default file formats are macro-free. Examples of file extensions for macro-free formats are .docx, .pptx, .xlsx.macro-freeAdjectiveNotSelectedᏍᏆᎳ ᏱᏗᎬᏁᎸ-ᏂᏗᎬᏅᎾUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedAs one aspect of a KPI, the desired level of performance with respect to a specific business goal or strategy. Actual values are evaluated against the target to determine KPI score and status.targetNounSingularᎠᏉᏅᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularAs one aspect of a KPI, the desired level of performance with respect to a specific business goal or strategy. Actual values are evaluated against the target to determine KPI score and status.target valueNounSingularᎠᏉᏅᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo publish or write entries for a blog.blogVerbNotSelectedᏃᎵᏍᎬUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedThe ability to interpret vocal commands or convert spoken words into computer-readable text. Speech recognition programs enable you to control an application or enter text by speaking into a microphone, rather than by using a keyboard.speech recognitionNounMassᎥᎦᏬᏂᏍᎬ ᎪᏟᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedMassThe ability to interpret vocal commands or convert spoken words into computer-readable text. Speech recognition programs enable you to control an application or enter text by speaking into a microphone, rather than by using a keyboard.voice recognitionNounMassᎥᎦᏬᏂᏍᎬ ᎪᏟᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedMassTo update displayed information with current data.refreshVerbNotSelectedᎯᏤᎲᏍᏓUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA software system that enables applications to interact with hardware and that manages software resources on a computer.OSNounSingularᎢᏯᏛᏁᏗ ᏄᏍᏗᏓᏅᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA software system that enables applications to interact with hardware and that manages software resources on a computer.operating systemNounSingularᎢᏯᏛᏁᏗ ᏄᏍᏗᏓᏅᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo grant a person, computer process, or device access to certain information, services or functionality.authorizeVerbNotSelectedᎠᎵᏍᎪᏟᏙᏗᎢUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo press and release a mouse button once without moving the mouse, usually to select or deselect an item or to activate a program or program feature.clickVerbNotSelectedᎭᏐᏅᏍᏓUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo remove oneself as a recipient on a mailing list.unsubscribeVerbNotSelectedᏗᏲᎯᏍᏗ ᎠᏓᏅᏒᎢUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA representation of concepts such as facts or instructions in a formalized manner, suitable for communication, interpretation or processing.dataNounNotSelectedᎦᏟᏌᏅᎯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA line that separates groups of controls (on a surface) or commands (on a menu).separatorNounSingularᏱᏗᎦᏗᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA line that separates groups of controls (on a surface) or commands (on a menu).separator barNounSingularᏱᏗᎦᏗᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe degree to which a computer, an attached device, a data file, or a program can work with or understand the same commands, formats, or language as another. True compatibility means that any operational differences are invisible to people and programs alike.compatibilityNounMassᏗᏙᎸᎩ ᎨᏒUSANounNotSelectedMassA command button used in a toolbar (or status bar).toolbar buttonNounSingularᎬᏔᏂᏓᏍᏗᎦᎾᎸ ᎠᏐᏅᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA database object that prints information formatted and organized according to your specifications.reportNounSingularᎬᏂᎨᏒᎢᎬᏁᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularOne or more lines of text in the bottom margin area of a page. A footer may contain elements such as the page number, the name of the file, or the date.running footNounSingularᎠᎳᏍᏛᏗᏱUSANounNotSelectedSingularOne or more lines of text in the bottom margin area of a page. A footer may contain elements such as the page number, the name of the file, or the date.page footerNounSingularᎠᎳᏍᏛᏗᏱUSANounNotSelectedSingularOne or more lines of text in the bottom margin area of a page. A footer may contain elements such as the page number, the name of the file, or the date.footerNounSingularᎠᎳᏍᏛᏗᏱUSANounNotSelectedSingularA string of text written in the command language and passed to the command interpreter for execution.command lineNounSingularᎤᏁᏤᎸᎩ ᏚᏓᏅᏅᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA short piece of content that is informative.noteNounSingularᎤᏍᏗ ᎪᏪᎸUSANounNotSelectedSingularWhen referring to software, to remove program files and folders from the hard disk and remove related data from the registry so the software or solution is no longer available.uninstallVerbNotSelectedᏅᏅᏓᎩUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedWhen referring to software, to remove program files and folders from the hard disk and remove related data from the registry so the software or solution is no longer available.deinstallVerbNotSelectedᏅᏅᏓᎩUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo do over again.redoVerbNotSelectedᏥᏂᎲᎦUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedExisting in reference to two measures, such as height and width--for example, a two-dimensional model drawn with reference to an x-axis and a y-axis, or a two-dimensional array of numbers placed in rows and columns.two-dimensionalAdjectiveNotSelected2-DUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedExisting in reference to two measures, such as height and width--for example, a two-dimensional model drawn with reference to an x-axis and a y-axis, or a two-dimensional array of numbers placed in rows and columns.2-DAdjectiveNotSelected2-DUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedThe area on the right side of the Windows taskbar. It contains shortcuts to programs and important status information.notification areaNounSingularᏗᏓᏃᏣᎳᏁᎯ ᎢᎬᎾᏕᎾUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe area on the right side of the Windows taskbar. It contains shortcuts to programs and important status information.status areaNounSingularᏗᏓᏃᏣᎳᏁᎯ ᎢᎬᎾᏕᎾUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedPertaining to something for which an answer is not available or appropriate.n/aOtherNotSelectedᏝ/ᎠᎭᏂUSAOtherNotSelectedNotSelectedPertaining to something for which an answer is not available or appropriate.N/AOtherNotSelectedᏝ/ᎠᎭᏂUSAOtherNotSelectedNotSelectedPertaining to something for which an answer is not available or appropriate.not applicableAdjectiveNotSelectedᏝ/ᎠᎭᏂUSAOtherNotSelectedNotSelectedTo halt a process temporarily.suspendVerbNotSelectedᏗᏲᎯᏍᏗᎢUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo halt a process temporarily.yieldVerbNotSelectedᏗᏲᎯᏍᏗᎢUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA physical item for sale or purchase or available for license.productNounSingularᎦᎾᏗᏅᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA box formed by the intersection of a row and a column in a worksheet or a table, in which you enter information.cellNounSingularᏕᎧᏅᏑᎸUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe act of entering and editing text with a word processor.word processingNounMassᏗᎧᏁᏨ ᏛᎦᏟᏏᏍᎬᎢUSANounNotSelectedMassTo change the size of an element on the screen.resizeVerbNotSelectedᏂᎬ ᎯᏁᏟᏴᎾUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedThe display of information from a given perspective or location.viewNounSingularᎠᎪᎵᏰᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA document describing a company's position on privacy, detailing what information it collects, with whom the data is shared, and how users can control the use of their personal information.privacy statementNounSingularᎤᏕᎵᏓ ᎧᏁᏨᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularData from a table, form, query, view, or stored procedure, displayed in a row-and-column format.datasheetNounSingularᎦᏟᏌᏅᎯ ᎪᏪᎸUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedText displayed by Web browsers during image downloads for users who have graphics turned off, and for users who rely on screen-reading software to convert graphics on the screen to spoken words.alternative textNounMassᎠᏓᏁᏟᏴᏍᏗᏍᎩ ᎪᏪᎸUSANounNotSelectedMassText displayed by Web browsers during image downloads for users who have graphics turned off, and for users who rely on screen-reading software to convert graphics on the screen to spoken words.alternative textNounMassᎠᎪᎵᏰᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedText displayed by Web browsers during image downloads for users who have graphics turned off, and for users who rely on screen-reading software to convert graphics on the screen to spoken words.ALT textNounMassᎠᏓᏁᏟᏴᏍᏗᏍᎩ ᎪᏪᎸUSANounNotSelectedMassText displayed by Web browsers during image downloads for users who have graphics turned off, and for users who rely on screen-reading software to convert graphics on the screen to spoken words.ALT textNounMassᎠᎪᎵᏰᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo put new data in the place of other data, usually after conducting a search for the data to be replaced. Text-based applications such as word processors typically include Find and Replace commands.replaceVerbNotSelectedᎯᏁᏟᏴᏍᏓUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedRelating to frequencies within the range of perception by the human ear - from about 15 to 20,000 hertz (cycles per second).audioAdjectiveNotSelectedᎤᏃᏴᎬUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedA type of markup in markup languages. A start tag is the starting element of a tag pair which contains metainformation about some part of the text.start tagNounNotSelectedᎠᏂᎩᏍᏗᏍᎩ ᎦᏛUSANounNotSelectedSingularA button that opens Sync Center.Open Sync CenterProperNounNotSelectedᎯᏍᏚᎢ ᎢᏧᎳᎭ ᏂᏛᎦ ᎠᏰᏟUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedThe width-to-height ratio of a video or still image, or of the screen on which an image is displayed.aspect ratioNounSingularᎢᏯᏖᎾ ᎢᎦᎵᏍᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe width-to-height ratio of a video or still image, or of the screen on which an image is displayed.aspectNounSingularᎢᏯᏖᎾ ᎢᎦᎵᏍᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA feature of a computer or operating system that allows it to run programs written for a different system.compatibility modeNounSingularᏗᏙᎸᎩ ᎨᏒ ᎬᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA file that contains audio, video, or script data.media fileNounSingularᎦᎶᏙᏗ ᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedMalware that replicates, commonly by infecting other files in the system, thus allowing the execution of the malware code and its propagation when those files are activated.virusNounSingularᎥᏳᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA wireless implementation and the second generation of WPA security that is based on the final IEEE 802.11i amendment to the 802.11 standard.Wi-Fi Protected Access 2ProperNounNotSelectedWPA2USANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA wireless implementation and the second generation of WPA security that is based on the final IEEE 802.11i amendment to the 802.11 standard.WPA2NounMassWPA2USANounNotSelectedNotSelectedPersonal Area Networks (PAN) that communicate directly between one or more Bluetooth-enabled computers or devices.Group Ad-hoc NetworkNounSingularGNUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedPersonal Area Networks (PAN) that communicate directly between one or more Bluetooth-enabled computers or devices.GNNounSingularGNUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo cause an application to display information on a computer or device screen.viewVerbNotSelectedᎯᎪᎵᏯUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedAn individual who sends an electronic message.senderNounSingularᏩᎲᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularSettings that allow the administrator to control the collection, use, and distribution of personal data.privacy settingsNounPluralᎠᏗᏍᎦᎸᏗᎢ ᏕᎦᎧᎲᎢUSANounNotSelectedPluralThe point size of a set of characters in a particular typeface.font sizeNounSingularᏄᏍᏛ ᎠᏙᏪᎵᏍᎩ ᎢᎩᏓUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA pane that displays details about an item selected in another portion of the user interface. For example, in Microsoft Management Console (MMC), the details pane is the right pane that displays details for the selected item in the console tree.details paneNounSingularᏫᏚᏍᏗᎬUSANounNotSelectedSingularA pane that displays details about an item selected in another portion of the user interface. For example, in Microsoft Management Console (MMC), the details pane is the right pane that displays details for the selected item in the console tree.results paneNounSingularᏫᏚᏍᏗᎬUSANounNotSelectedSingularA form contained within another form or a report.subformNounSingularᎡᎳᏗᏜ ᎪᏪᎵUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo enlarge a selected portion of a graphical image or document to fill a window or the screen.zoomVerbNotSelectedᎯᏑᎻUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo enlarge a selected portion of a graphical image or document to fill a window or the screen.zoomVerbNotSelectedᎾᎥ ᏅᎦUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo enlarge a selected portion of a graphical image or document to fill a window or the screen.zoom inVerbNotSelectedᎯᏑᎻUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo enlarge a selected portion of a graphical image or document to fill a window or the screen.zoom inVerbNotSelectedᎾᎥ ᏅᎦUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA Regional and Language Options setting that specifies the default code pages and associated bitmap font files for a specific computer that affects all of that computer's users. The default code pages and fonts enable a non-Unicode application written for one operating system language version to run correctly on another operating system language version.system localeNounSingularᏂᎦᏬᏂᏍᎬ Ꮭ-Unicode ᎾᏁᎵᏍᎬᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA Regional and Language Options setting that specifies the default code pages and associated bitmap font files for a specific computer that affects all of that computer's users. The default code pages and fonts enable a non-Unicode application written for one operating system language version to run correctly on another operating system language version.Language for non-Unicode programsNounSingularᏂᎦᏬᏂᏍᎬ Ꮭ-Unicode ᎾᏁᎵᏍᎬᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA toggle key that, when on, shifts the alphabetic characters on the keyboard to uppercase.CAPS LOCKNounSingularCAPS LOCKUSANounNotSelectedSingularA toggle key that, when on, shifts the alphabetic characters on the keyboard to uppercase.CAPS LOCKNounSingularCAPS LOCK ᏍᏚᎢᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA toggle key that, when on, shifts the alphabetic characters on the keyboard to uppercase.CAPS LOCK keyNounSingularCAPS LOCKUSANounNotSelectedSingularA toggle key that, when on, shifts the alphabetic characters on the keyboard to uppercase.CAPS LOCK keyNounSingularCAPS LOCK ᏍᏚ��ᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA monitoring option in real-time spyware protection that monitors various types and areas of software activity on your computer.agentNounSingularᎤᎦᏛᏂᏗᏙUSANounNotSelectedSingularA row, column, or block of buttons or icons, usually displayed across the top of the screen, that represent tasks or commands within the program. The toolbar buttons provide shortcuts to common tasks frequently accessed from the menus.toolbarNounSingularᎬᏔᏂᏓᏍᏗᎦᎾᎸUSANounNotSelectedSingularA graphic or diagram that displays data or the relationships between sets of data in pictorial rather than numeric form.chartNounSingularᏗᏟᎶᏍᏗ ᎧᏃᎮᏢᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA list that can be opened to reveal all choices for a given field.drop-down listNounSingularᎡᎳᏗ ᏱᎬᏁᏗ ᏕᎦᏅᏅᏛUSANounNotSelectedSingularA list that can be opened to reveal all choices for a given field.picklistNounSingularᎡᎳᏗ ᏱᎬᏁᏗ ᏕᎦᏅᏅᏛUSANounNotSelectedSingularA list that can be opened to reveal all choices for a given field.dropdown listNounSingularᎡᎳᏗ ᏱᎬᏁᏗ ᏕᎦᏅᏅᏛUSANounNotSelectedSingularA category of objects that share a common set of characteristics.classNounSingularᏄᏍᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA category of objects that share a common set of characteristics.object classNounSingularᏄᏍᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA quantity assigned to an element such as a variable, symbol, or label.valueNounSingularᏧᎬᏩᎶᏗᏯUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo store data in such a way that it can be retrieved later by the same security support component, and only by that security support component.sealVerbNotSelectedᎤᏓᏤᏟᏓ ᏓᎩᏏUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo associate a flag with a message or other item.flagVerbNotSelectedᎯᏓᏛᎥᎦUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedErroneous or unrecognizable because of a flaw in reasoning or an error in input. Invalid results, for example, might occur if the logic in a program is faulty.not validAdjectiveNotSelectedᏂᏓᏓᏂᎸᎬᎾUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedErroneous or unrecognizable because of a flaw in reasoning or an error in input. Invalid results, for example, might occur if the logic in a program is faulty.invalidAdjectiveNotSelectedᏂᏓᏓᏂᎸᎬᎾUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedA menu item in Internet Explorer that turns on the tool for Tablet PC users that allows the user to move the content of the page up and down, like a mouse scroll wheel.Panning HandProperNounSingularᎣᏬᏰᏂ ᎠᎲᏏᏓᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA user’s private information such as temporary files, history, passwords, web form entries, and cookies that captures Internet surfing and other online activities.browsing historyNounSingularᎠᎩᏲᎲ ᏂᏧᎵᏍᏔᏅᏒUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe activities and actions performed by customer service representatives to assist customers.supportNounMassᎦᎫᏍᏛᏗUSANounNotSelectedMassA unit of work that is represented to users in the form of buttons, links, and menu items.actionNounSingularᎠᏛᏁᎵᏓUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo move an item to a higher level within a structure.promoteVerbNotSelectedᎯᎸᏉᏓUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedThe / character.forward slashNounSingularᏩᎦᏛᏗᏜ ᎦᏫᏍᏛᏂᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe / character.slashNounSingularᏩᎦᏛᏗᏜ ᎦᏫᏍᏛᏂᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe / character.SOLIDUSNounSingularᏩᎦᏛᏗᏜ ᎦᏫᏍᏛᏂᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe / character.slash markNounSingularᏩᎦᏛᏗᏜ ᎦᏫᏍᏛᏂᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe server name, user name, password, and email address used to connect to an email service. You create the email account using information provided by your mail administrator or Internet service provider (ISP).email accountNounSingularᎠᎾᎦᎵᏍᎩ ᎪᏪᎵ ᎬᏗ ᏫᎦᏅᏗ ᎠᏚᏓᎸᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo create a user session for an Internet account.sign inVerbNotSelectedᏕᏣᏙᎥ ᎰᏪᎸᎦUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA single media file, including art, sound, animation, or movies.multimedia clipNounNotSelectedᎠᎬᎭᎸᏓ ᏗᏓᏴᎳᏛᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA single media file, including art, sound, animation, or movies.media clipNounSingularᎠᎬᎭᎸᏓ ᏗᏓᏴᎳᏛᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA single media file, including art, sound, animation, or movies.clipNounSingularᎠᎬᎭᎸᏓ ᏗᏓᏴᎳᏛᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo insert content, such as text or a graphic, that has been cut or copied from one document into a different location in the same or a different document.pasteVerbNotSelectedᏘᎦᏣᎴᏍᏙᏓUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA program that creates files or makes changes to existing files.editorNounSingularᎣᏍᏓ ᏗᎦᎧᎲᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA program that creates files or makes changes to existing files.editorNounSingularᎠᎪᎵᏰᏗ ᎦᏁᏟᏴᏍᎩ 'USANounNotSelectedSingularA program that creates files or makes changes to existing files.text editorNounSingularᎣᏍᏓ ᏗᎦᎧᎲᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA program that creates files or makes changes to existing files.text editorNounSingularᎠᎪᎵᏰᏗ ᎦᏁᏟᏴᏍᎩ 'USANounNotSelectedSingularTo identify with a label.labelVerbNotSelectedᏘᏯᎸᎥᎦUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo make a duplicate copy of a program, a disk, or data.back upVerbNotSelectedᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏙᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedPertaining to keyboard settings, document views, user interface objects, and languages for which text is displayed in a left-to-right direction. English and most other European languages are left-to-right languages.left-to-rightAdjectiveNotSelectedᎠᏍᎦᏂ ᎠᎦᏘᏏ ᏗᏢUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedA control in Windows that enables the user to choose one option from a list of possibilities.list boxNounSingularᏕᎦᏅᏅᏛ ᎧᏁᏌᎢᏱUSANounNotSelectedSingularA movable piece on a device that is pressed to activate some function.buttonNounSingularᎠᏐᏅᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA movable piece on a device that is pressed to activate some function.mouse buttonNounSingularᎠᏐᏅᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA set of strategies for adjusting the recognizer to an individual’s user’s handwriting, e.g. the shapes of their characters or the specific words they use and don’t use.personalizationNounMassᎣᏤᎵ ᏱᎬᏁᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedMassA view of a document as it will appear when you print it.print previewNounSingularᎦᎴᏴᏙᏗ ᎠᏓᎪᏩᏛᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA set of graphics, text, and colors for defining different levels of performance when comparing an actual value and a target value within a KPI.scorecard indicatorNounSingularᎧᏃᎮᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA set of graphics, text, and colors for defining different levels of performance when comparing an actual value and a target value within a KPI.indicatorNounSingularᎧᏃᎮᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA UI command used to switch between accounts on a device.Switch UserProperNounNotSelectedᎦᏁᏢᏴᏍᏗ ᎬᏗᏍᎩUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedThe overall plan or design of a document system.layoutNounSingularᏱᎬᏂUSANounNotSelectedSingularIn computer design, the arrangement of circuits and other components of the system.layoutNounSingularᏱᎬᏂUSANounNotSelectedSingularPertaining to characters that are formatted to appear darker and heavier than the surrounding text.boldAdjectiveNotSelectedᎤᏓᏴᎳᏘUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedThe electronic components that generate the video signal sent through a cable to a video display. The video adapter is usually located on the computer's main system board or on an expansion board, but it is sometimes built into the terminal.video cardNounSingularᏗᏓᏴᎳᏛᏍᎩ ᏆᎾᏲᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe electronic components that generate the video signal sent through a cable to a video display. The video adapter is usually located on the computer's main system board or on an expansion board, but it is sometimes built into the terminal.video cardNounSingularᎬᏂᎨᏒ ᏗᏙᎵᎩ ᏱᎬᏁᎯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe electronic components that generate the video signal sent through a cable to a video display. The video adapter is usually located on the computer's main system board or on an expansion board, but it is sometimes built into the terminal.display adapterNounSingularᏗᏓᏴᎳᏛᏍᎩ ᏆᎾᏲᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe electronic components that generate the video signal sent through a cable to a video display. The video adapter is usually located on the computer's main system board or on an expansion board, but it is sometimes built into the terminal.display adapterNounSingularᎬᏂᎨᏒ ᏗᏙᎵᎩ ᏱᎬᏁᎯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedPart of the integrated Routing and Remote Access service that provides remote networking for telecommuters, mobile workers, and system administrators who monitor and manage servers at multiple branch offices. Users can use Network Connections to dial in to remotely access their networks for services such as file and printer sharing, electronic mail, scheduling, and SQL database access.remote accessNounMassᎢᎾ ᏅᏛᏴᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedMassA connection between the user's device and a server that provides access to the Internet, typically through an Internet service provider.Internet connectionNounSingularᎠᏏᎳᏕᏫᏒᎢ ᎫᏓᎸᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA connection between the user's device and a server that provides access to the Internet, typically through an Internet service provider.web connectionNounSingularᎠᏏᎳᏕᏫᏒᎢ ᎫᏓᎸᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA set of routines that an application uses to request and carry out lower-level services performed by a computer's or device's operating system. These routines usually carry out maintenance tasks such as managing files and displaying information.APINounSingularAPIUSANounNotSelectedSingularA set of routines that an application uses to request and carry out lower-level services performed by a computer's or device's operating system. These routines usually carry out maintenance tasks such as managing files and displaying information.application program interfaceNounSingularAPIUSANounNotSelectedSingularA set of routines that an application uses to request and carry out lower-level services performed by a computer's or device's operating system. These routines usually carry out maintenance tasks such as managing files and displaying information.application programming interfaceNounSingularAPIUSANounNotSelectedSingularA sequence of shades ranging from black through white, used in computer graphics to add detail to images or to represent a color image on a monochrome output device.grayscaleNounSingularᎬᎿᎨ ᎬᎿᎨ-ᎤᏍᎪᎸ ᏫᎦᎷᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo scan a database, a list of files, or the Internet, either for a particular item or for anything that seems to be of interest.browseVerbNotSelectedᏗᏣᏱᎦUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo scan a database, a list of files, or the Internet, either for a particular item or for anything that seems to be of interest.browse forVerbNotSelectedᏗᏣᏱᎦUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedLight that is beyond red in the color spectrum. While the light is not visible to the human eye, infrared transmitters and receivers can send and receive infrared signals.infrared lightNounSingularᎩᎦᎨ ᏚᎸᏌᏛ ᎭᏫᏂᏗᏢUSANounNotSelectedMassLight that is beyond red in the color spectrum. While the light is not visible to the human eye, infrared transmitters and receivers can send and receive infrared signals.infraredNounMassᎩᎦᎨ ᏚᎸᏌᏛ ᎭᏫᏂᏗᏢUSANounNotSelectedMassLight that is beyond red in the color spectrum. While the light is not visible to the human eye, infrared transmitters and receivers can send and receive infrared signals.IRNounSingularᎩᎦᎨ ᏚᎸᏌᏛ ᎭᏫᏂᏗᏢUSANounNotSelectedMassA feature that enables records managers to create and manage entries to a “Holds list” such that any document, image, or webpage on that list cannot be deleted, modified, or allowed to expire until the item is removed from the list. The feature is typically used for items that are subject to events such as litigation, audits, or investigations.HoldNounSingularᎯᎾᎯᏍᏓUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA Control Panel feature that is used to set restrictions on what traffic is allowed to enter your network from the Internet.Windows Defender FirewallProperNounSingularWindows Defender FirewallUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA utility that enables the user to locate and open files and folders.Windows ExplorerProperNounSingularWindows ExplorerUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA utility that enables the user to locate and open files and folders.Windows ExplorerProperNounSingularᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏙᏗ ᎤᎦᏛᏅᎮᏢᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA utility that enables the user to locate and open files and folders.File ExplorerProperNounSingularWindows ExplorerUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA utility that enables the user to locate and open files and folders.File ExplorerProperNounSingularᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏙᏗ ᎤᎦᏛᏅᎮᏢᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedAny of the set of words that comprises a given programming language or set of operating-system routines.keywordNounSingularᏄᎬᏫᏳᏒ ᎧᏁᎢᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe location where text or graphics will be inserted. Also used for text box controls to indicate input focus.insertion pointNounSingularᎪᏣᎸᏗᎢ ᎤᏓᏓᏟUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe location where text or graphics will be inserted. Also used for text box controls to indicate input focus.system caretNounSingularᎪᏣᎸᏗᎢ ᎤᏓᏓᏟUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe status applied to blocks of time in a user's Calendar to indicate that the user will be away.Out of OfficeProperNounNotSelectedᎦᏄᎪᏨᎢ ᎥᎿ ᏗᎦᎸᏫᏍᏓᏁᏗᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe color against which characters and graphics are displayed.background colorNounSingularᎣᏂ ᏗᏜ ᏄᏍᏗᏓᏅ ᎠᏑᏫᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedPertaining to items that occur repeatedly. For example, an appointment or task that occurs on a regular basis, such as a weekly status meeting or a monthly haircut, can be designated as recurring.recurringAdjectiveNotSelectedᏱᎦᎵᏍᏔᏁᎩUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedA security feature that monitors programs on a computer to determine if they use system memory safely.Data Execution PreventionNounMassᎦᏟᏌᏅᎯ ᎢᏯᏛᏁᎸᎢ ᎠᎴᏫᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA security feature that monitors programs on a computer to determine if they use system memory safely.Data Execution PreventionNounMassDEPUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA security feature that monitors programs on a computer to determine if they use system memory safely.DEPNounSingularᎦᏟᏌᏅᎯ ᎢᏯᏛᏁᎸᎢ ᎠᎴᏫᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA security feature that monitors programs on a computer to determine if they use system memory safely.DEPNounSingularDEPUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA data type used in some programming languages, notably C, to declare variables that can store floating-point numbers.floatNounNotSelectedᎠᏲᎷᎲᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo reduce the size of a set of data, such as a file or a communications message, so that it can be stored in less space or transmitted with less bandwidth.compressVerbNotSelectedᎤᏍᏗ ᏅᎦUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedThe consistent positioning of text, graphics, and other objects.alignmentNounSingularᎦᏥᏃᏍᏓ ᏗᎦᏅᏅᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe degree to which a product or service executes its specified function.performanceNounMassᏚᎸᏫᏍᏓᏁᎲᎢUSANounNotSelectedMassOn a keyboard, the combination of a plastic keycap, a tension mechanism that suspends the keycap but allows it to be pressed down, and an electronic mechanism that records the key press and key release.keyNounSingularᏍᏚᎢᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn individual’s ability to view, modify, and contest the accuracy and completeness of PII collected about him/her, and in regards to his/her privacy.accessNounMassᎬᏴᏍᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedMassAn outlined container that displays a markup element, such as a comment or revision, in the margin of a document.balloonNounSingularᎧᏁᎬ ᏗᎪᏪᎵUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn outlined container that displays a markup element, such as a comment or revision, in the margin of a document.markup balloonNounSingularᎧᏁᎬ ᏗᎪᏪᎵUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo activate an application program (especially on the Macintosh) from the operating system's user interface.launchVerbNotSelectedᎭᏂᎩᏍᏙᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedThe original plan for a project, a work package, or an activity.baselineNounSingularᏂᏓᏳᏓᎴᏅᎯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedHeader and footer information, or header information only, which encapsulates or precedes document data for transport.envelopeNounSingularᎪᏪᎵᎠᏍᏚᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedIn a DVD or a video, a portion of a title, such as a scene or sequence. A title can contain one or more chapters.chapterNounSingularᎠᏯᏙᎸUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe smallest executable entity within a programming language.action statementNounSingularᎧᏁᏨᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe smallest executable entity within a programming language.statementNounSingularᎧᏁᏨᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularA compact disc containing audio information (as opposed to a CD-ROM containing data and files).audio CDNounSingularᎤᏃᏴᎬ CDUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA customer service issue or problem reported by a customer and the activities that customer service representatives use to resolve it.caseNounSingularᎢᏳᎵᏍᏔᏅᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA customer service issue or problem reported by a customer and the activities that customer service representatives use to resolve it.caseNounSingularᏗᎦᎸᏫᏍᏓᏁᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA customer service issue or problem reported by a customer and the activities that customer service representatives use to resolve it.jobNounSingularᎢᏳᎵᏍᏔᏅᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA customer service issue or problem reported by a customer and the activities that customer service representatives use to resolve it.jobNounSingularᏗᎦᎸᏫᏍᏓᏁᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA customer service issue or problem reported by a customer and the activities that customer service representatives use to resolve it.contractNounSingularᎢᏳᎵᏍᏔᏅᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA customer service issue or problem reported by a customer and the activities that customer service representatives use to resolve it.contractNounSingularᏗᎦᎸᏫᏍᏓᏁᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA named storage area on a device that contains files and other folders.folderNounSingularᏗᏴᏈᏛᎥᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe button that directs the user to the Home section of an application.HomeProperNounSingularᏗᏇᏅᏒᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo convert encrypted content back into its original form.decryptVerbNotSelectedᎠᎭᏓᏗᎭUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA predefined combination of grouped and sorted messages in table view.arrangementNounSingularᏗᎦᎪᏗᏱUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo arrange to receive a product or use a service regularly.subscribeVerbNotSelectedᏔᏓᏅᎵUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo make a record, file, or other data available in the system.activateVerbNotSelectedᎤᏂᎩᏍᏗᏍᎩUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA character that separates items in a list.list separatorNounSingularᏕᎦᏅᏅᏛ ᏱᏗᎦᏗᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA collective of people who interact through or use online resources.communityNounNotSelectedᏍᎦᏚᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA collective of people who interact through or use online resources.virtual communityNounSingularᏍᎦᏚᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA collective of people who interact through or use online resources.online communityNounSingularᏍᎦᏚᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedIn Windows-based systems, a unique value that identifies a user, group, or computer account within an enterprise. Every account is issued a SID when it is created.security IDNounSingularSIDUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedIn Windows-based systems, a unique value that identifies a user, group, or computer account within an enterprise. Every account is issued a SID when it is created.SIDNounSingularSIDUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedIn Windows-based systems, a unique value that identifies a user, group, or computer account within an enterprise. Every account is issued a SID when it is created.security identifierNounSingularSIDUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA camera for use with a computer to transmit a video picture.webcamNounSingularᎠᏏᎳᏕᏫᏒ ᏗᏓᏟᎶᏍᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo find.locateVerbNotSelectedᎯᏩᏛᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA digital interface specification for delivering digital content and connecting consumer electronic devices.high-density multichip interconnectNounSingularHDMIUSANounNotSelectedSingularA digital interface specification for delivering digital content and connecting consumer electronic devices.HDMINounSingularHDMIUSANounNotSelectedSingularA digital interface specification for delivering digital content and connecting consumer electronic devices.high-definition multimedia interfaceNounSingularHDMIUSANounNotSelectedSingularA person, inside or outside your organization, for whom you have created an entry where you can save several types of information, such as street and email addresses, telephone and fax numbers, and Web page URLs.contactNounSingularᎠᏟᏃᎮᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe device that communicates between your software program and your printer.printer driverNounSingularᏗᎦᎴᏴᏗᏍᎩ ᎠᏠᏓᎪᎵᏰᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedMicrosoft's antimalware solution that provides next generation protection for desktops, portable computers, and servers.Microsoft Defender AntivirusProperNounSingularWindows DefenderUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedMicrosoft's antimalware solution that provides next generation protection for desktops, portable computers, and servers.Defender AntivirusProperNounNotSelectedWindows DefenderUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA tool that lets you enter complex characters and symbols, such as those used in East Asian written languages, using a standard keyboard.IMENounSingularIMEUSANounNotSelectedSingularA tool that lets you enter complex characters and symbols, such as those used in East Asian written languages, using a standard keyboard.input method editorNounSingularIMEUSANounNotSelectedSingularPertaining to keyboard settings, document views, user interface objects, languages, etc. for which text is displayed in a right-to-left direction.right-to-leftAdjectiveNotSelectedᎠᎦᏘᏏ ᎠᏍᎦᏂ ᏗᏢUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedPertaining to keyboard settings, document views, user interface objects, languages, etc. for which text is displayed in a right-to-left direction.right-to-leftAdjectiveNotSelectedRTLUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedPertaining to keyboard settings, document views, user interface objects, languages, etc. for which text is displayed in a right-to-left direction.RTLAdjectiveNotSelectedᎠᎦᏘᏏ ᎠᏍᎦᏂ ᏗᏢUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedPertaining to keyboard settings, document views, user interface objects, languages, etc. for which text is displayed in a right-to-left direction.RTLAdjectiveNotSelectedRTLUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedTo extend over and cover a part of something.overlapVerbNotSelectedᏚᏓᎯᎶᏛᎢUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedThe information about a computer that's derived from the System Information program.system infoNounNotSelectedᏄᏍᏗᏓᏅᎢ ᎧᏃᎮᏢᎥᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA role that controls how permissions are set and can grant permissions to others.ownerNounSingularᎣᏤᎵᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA set of entities working together to accomplish a task.systemNounSingularᏄᏍᏗᏓᏅᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA networking standard that uses cables to provide network access. Ethernet is the most widely installed technology for connecting computers.EthernetProperNounSingularEthernetUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA character-encoding standard developed by the Unicode Consortium that represents almost all of the written languages of the world. The Unicode character repertoire has multiple representation forms, including UTF-8, UTF-16, and UTF-32. Most Windows interfaces use the UTF-16 form.UnicodeNounMassUnicodeUSANounNotSelectedMassA type of display that uses a liquid compound having a polar molecular structure, sandwiched between two transparent electrodes. When an electric field is applied, the molecules align with the field, forming a crystalline arrangement that polarizes the light passing through it. A polarized filter laminated over the electrodes blocks polarized light. In this way, a grid of electrodes can selectively "turn on" a cell, or a pixel, containing the liquid crystal material, turning it dark.LCDNounSingularLCDUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA type of display that uses a liquid compound having a polar molecular structure, sandwiched between two transparent electrodes. When an electric field is applied, the molecules align with the field, forming a crystalline arrangement that polarizes the light passing through it. A polarized filter laminated over the electrodes blocks polarized light. In this way, a grid of electrodes can selectively "turn on" a cell, or a pixel, containing the liquid crystal material, turning it dark.liquid crystal displayNounSingularLCDUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA keyboard key that sends the escape (ESC) character to the computer. Often this key moves the user back one level in the menu structure or exits the program.ESC keyNounSingularESC ᏍᏚᎢᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA customer's right to control how and to what extent their personal information is collected and used and with whom it is shared.privacyNounMassᎠᏗᏍᎦᎸᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedMassAn association established between common fields (columns) in two tables. A relationship can be one-to-one, many-to-many, or one-to-many.relationshipNounSingularᏗᎵᎪᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA feature that identifies people using computers near you so that you can use features and programs that use peer-to-peer technology.People Near MeProperNounNotSelectedᎾᎥ ᏱᏦᎦᏓᎵUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedAny device that changes electrical signals or computer data from one form to another. For example, an analog-to-digital converter translates analog signals to digital signals.converterNounSingularᎦᏁᏟᏴᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA file containing information that the user either requires or will find informative and that might not have been included in the documentation. Readme files are placed on disk in plain-text form (without extraneous or program-specific characters) so that they can be read easily be a variety of word processing programs.readme fileNounSingularᏍᎩᎪᎵᏯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA file containing information that the user either requires or will find informative and that might not have been included in the documentation. Readme files are placed on disk in plain-text form (without extraneous or program-specific characters) so that they can be read easily be a variety of word processing programs.readme fileNounSingularᏍᎩᎪᎵᏯ ᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA file containing information that the user either requires or will find informative and that might not have been included in the documentation. Readme files are placed on disk in plain-text form (without extraneous or program-specific characters) so that they can be read easily be a variety of word processing programs.READMENounSingularᏍᎩᎪᎵᏯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA file containing information that the user either requires or will find informative and that might not have been included in the documentation. Readme files are placed on disk in plain-text form (without extraneous or program-specific characters) so that they can be read easily be a variety of word processing programs.READMENounSingularᏍᎩᎪᎵᏯ ᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe amount of light that is emitted by a computer monitor or picture displayed on the monitor.brightnessNounMassᎤᏍᎪᏍᏗᏴUSANounNotSelectedMassIn an environment capable of displaying multiple on-screen windows, any window other than the one currently being used for work. An inactive window can be partially or entirely hidden behind another window, and it remains inactive until the user selects it.inactive windowNounSingularᏂᏚᎸᏫᏍᏓᏁᎲᎾ ᏦᎳᏂUSANounNotSelectedSingularA database query and programming language widely used for accessing, querying, updating, and managing data in relational database systems.SQLProperNounMassSQLUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA database query and programming language widely used for accessing, querying, updating, and managing data in relational database systems.Structured Query LanguageProperNounMassSQLUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo duplicate data and reproduce it in another part of a document, in a different file or memory location, or in a different medium.copyVerbNotSelectedᏗᏟᎶᏍᏔᏅᎯUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedThe consistent vertical positioning of text, graphics, and other objects.vertical alignmentNounMassᎦᏙᎩ ᎦᏥᏃᏍᏓ ᏗᎦᏅᏅᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe pairing of two or more actions that are performed together as a single action; the action succeeds or fails as a whole.transactionNounSingularᎢᏧᎳᎭ ᏚᏂᎸᏫᏍᏓᏁᎲUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo displace the left or right edge of a text item, such as a block or a line, relative to the margin or to another text item.indentVerbNotSelectedᎦᏅᏪᎢᏍᏔᏅᎯUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo place a file or project back in a source repository. This releases the lock for editing and enables other users to view the updated file or check out the file.check inVerbNotSelectedᏥᏅᏂᎦUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedThe practice of recording, classifying, summarizing, and reporting the financial consequences of accounting events.accountingNounMassᏫᏂᏗᎦᎵᏍᏗᏍᎬ ᎠᏕᎳ ᎧᏃᎮᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe processor in an imagesetter or desktop printer that interprets the commands sent by a printer driver and converts them to a raster or bitmap grid to mark the paper or film.Raster Image ProcessorNounSingularRIPUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe processor in an imagesetter or desktop printer that interprets the commands sent by a printer driver and converts them to a raster or bitmap grid to mark the paper or film.RIPNounSingularRIPUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn overlapped window used for dialog boxes, message boxes, and other temporary windows that appear outside an application's primary window.pop-up windowNounSingularᎬᏂᎨᏒ ᏱᎦᎵᏍᏗᏍᎩ ᏦᎳᏂUSANounNotSelectedSingularSoftware that is used to compress or decompress a digital media file.codecNounSingularcodecUSANounNotSelectedSingularA note alongside the main text that contains interesting or useful information.sidebarNounSingularᎤᏟᏗᏢ ᎪᏪᎸᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe blank space outside the printing area on a page.page marginNounSingularᏕᎪᏪᎸ ᏙᏱᏗᏢUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe blank space outside the printing area on a page.marginNounSingularᏕᎪᏪᎸ ᏙᏱᏗᏢUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn optical disc format used to store video on standard compact discs developed by China Recording Standards Committee in competition to the DVD format.Super Video CDNounSingularSuper Video CDUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn optical disc format used to store video on standard compact discs developed by China Recording Standards Committee in competition to the DVD format.SVCDNounSingularSuper Video CDUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo make a resource, such as a form, view, or device, available over a network.publishVerbNotSelectedᏘᎴᏴᏓUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA miniature version of an image that is often used for quick browsing through multiple images.thumbnailNounSingularᎤᏍᏗ ᏓᏟᎶᏍᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA miniature version of an image that is often used for quick browsing through multiple images.thumbnail imageNounSingularᎤᏍᏗ ᏓᏟᎶᏍᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA miniature version of an image that is often used for quick browsing through multiple images.thumbnail pictureNounSingularᎤᏍᏗ ᏓᏟᎶᏍᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe top level of a business hierarchy.organizationNounSingularᎤᎾᏓᏡᎬᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn independent section on a webpage. Each frame is actually a separate webpage and can have its own scrollbars.frameNounSingularᎦᏘᏅᏛᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA spreadsheet that contains information about a shape; for example, its dimensions, angle, and center of rotation and the styles that determine the shape's appearance.ShapeSheetNounSingularᎤᏙᏢᏒᎢ ᎪᏪᎶᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTasks that a user is permitted to perform on a computer system or domain.user rightsNounPluralᎠᎵᏍᎪᎸᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedPluralTasks that a user is permitted to perform on a computer system or domain.rightsNounPluralᎠᎵᏍᎪᎸᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedPluralA series of instructions that is repeated a fixed number of times or until a terminating condition is reached.loopNounSingularᎬᎪᏘᎶᏓUSANounNotSelectedSingularA piece of handheld equipment such as a portable music or video player, PDA (personal digital assistant), mobile phone, tablet or warehouse device that works on its own but can also be connected to a computer.deviceNounSingularᎠᏂᎩᏍᎩ ᏥᏂᎬᏅᏗᏓᎾUSANounNotSelectedSingularA piece of handheld equipment such as a portable music or video player, PDA (personal digital assistant), mobile phone, tablet or warehouse device that works on its own but can also be connected to a computer.deviceNounSingularᎠᏂᎩᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA piece of handheld equipment such as a portable music or video player, PDA (personal digital assistant), mobile phone, tablet or warehouse device that works on its own but can also be connected to a computer.mobileNounNotSelectedᎠᏂᎩᏍᎩ ᏥᏂᎬᏅᏗᏓᎾUSANounNotSelectedSingularA piece of handheld equipment such as a portable music or video player, PDA (personal digital assistant), mobile phone, tablet or warehouse device that works on its own but can also be connected to a computer.mobileNounNotSelectedᎠᏂᎩᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA piece of handheld equipment such as a portable music or video player, PDA (personal digital assistant), mobile phone, tablet or warehouse device that works on its own but can also be connected to a computer.handheld deviceNounNotSelectedᎠᏂᎩᏍᎩ ᏥᏂᎬᏅᏗᏓᎾUSANounNotSelectedSingularA piece of handheld equipment such as a portable music or video player, PDA (personal digital assistant), mobile phone, tablet or warehouse device that works on its own but can also be connected to a computer.handheld deviceNounNotSelectedᎠᏂᎩᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA piece of handheld equipment such as a portable music or video player, PDA (personal digital assistant), mobile phone, tablet or warehouse device that works on its own but can also be connected to a computer.mobile deviceNounSingularᎠᏂᎩᏍᎩ ᏥᏂᎬᏅᏗᏓᎾUSANounNotSelectedSingularA piece of handheld equipment such as a portable music or video player, PDA (personal digital assistant), mobile phone, tablet or warehouse device that works on its own but can also be connected to a computer.mobile deviceNounSingularᎠᏂᎩᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA modular unit of code that acts as part of a larger system or structure.componentNounSingularᏏᏴᏫᎭ ᏄᏍᏗᏓᏅUSANounNotSelectedSingularInformation that includes identification and proof of identification that is used to gain access to local and network resources.sign-in infoNounMassᎤᎵᏍᎪᎸᏓᏁᎯUSANounNotSelectedPluralInformation that includes identification and proof of identification that is used to gain access to local and network resources.sign-in infoNounMassᏚᏙᎥ ᎪᏪᎶᏗ ᎪᏟᏍᏙᏗ ᎧᏃᎮᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedInformation that includes identification and proof of identification that is used to gain access to local and network resources.sign-in informationNounMassᎤᎵᏍᎪᎸᏓᏁᎯUSANounNotSelectedPluralInformation that includes identification and proof of identification that is used to gain access to local and network resources.sign-in informationNounMassᏚᏙᎥ ᎪᏪᎶᏗ ᎪᏟᏍᏙᏗ ᎧᏃᎮᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedInformation that includes identification and proof of identification that is used to gain access to local and network resources.credentialNounSingularᎤᎵᏍᎪᎸᏓᏁᎯUSANounNotSelectedPluralInformation that includes identification and proof of identification that is used to gain access to local and network resources.credentialNounSingularᏚᏙᎥ ᎪᏪᎶᏗ ᎪᏟᏍᏙᏗ ᎧᏃᎮᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedInformation that includes identification and proof of identification that is used to gain access to local and network resources.credentialsNounPluralᎤᎵᏍᎪᎸᏓᏁᎯUSANounNotSelectedPluralInformation that includes identification and proof of identification that is used to gain access to local and network resources.credentialsNounPluralᏚᏙᎥ ᎪᏪᎶᏗ ᎪᏟᏍᏙᏗ ᎧᏃᎮᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe technology that is based on the Component Object Model (COM) that enables interoperability among ActiveX components, including OLE components. Formerly referred to as OLE Automation.AutomationProperNounSingularᎤᏩᏌ ᎢᏯᏛᏁᎯUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn encryption algorithm that uses a 56-bit key and maps a 64-bit input block to a 64-bit output block. The key appears to be a 64-bit key, but one bit in each of the eight bytes is used for odd parity, resulting in 56 bits of usable key.Data Encryption StandardNounSingularDESUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn encryption algorithm that uses a 56-bit key and maps a 64-bit input block to a 64-bit output block. The key appears to be a 64-bit key, but one bit in each of the eight bytes is used for odd parity, resulting in 56 bits of usable key.DESNounSingularDESUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe indication that the phone is busy.busy signalNounSingularᏕᏣᎸᏫᏍᏓᏁ ᎪᏪᎶᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe inability of a computer system or related device to operate reliably or to operate at all.failureNounSingularᎤᏄᎸᎲᎦUSANounNotSelectedSingularPertaining to a message sent in real time through a network to a private chat area.instant messagingAdjectiveNotSelectedIMUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedPertaining to a message sent in real time through a network to a private chat area.IMAdjectiveNotSelectedIMUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedAn external file included with a message.attached fileNounSingularᎦᏯᎸᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn external file included with a message.attachmentNounSingularᎦᏯᎸᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn area of the window that displays a limited view of search results or other content.preview paneNounSingularᎠᏓᎪᏩᏛᏗᏍᎩ ᎦᎸᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedIn a graphical user interface such as Windows, a pattern or picture in the screen background that can be chosen by the user.wallpaperNounSingularᎠᏍᏆᏚᎸ ᎦᏯᎸᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn orientation of printed paper where the printed side is against a surface. For example, paper is face down when it is placed in a copier with the printed side against the copying surface.face downAdjectiveNotSelectedᎡᎳᏗ ᏭᎧᏔUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedA member of the TCP/IP suite of protocols, used to copy files between two computers on the Internet. Both computers must support their respective FTP roles: one must be an FTP client and the other an FTP server.File Transfer ProtocolProperNounSingularFTPUSANounNotSelectedSingularA member of the TCP/IP suite of protocols, used to copy files between two computers on the Internet. Both computers must support their respective FTP roles: one must be an FTP client and the other an FTP server.FTPNounSingularFTPUSANounNotSelectedSingularA collection of binaries that can be installed on top of the core product and enables users to select a preferred language so that the user interface and Help files appear in that preferred language.language packNounSingularᎦᏬᏂᎯᏍᏗ ᎦᏇᏅᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA common programming interface to the lower-level system area network (SAN) implementations, developed by Microsoft. WSD sits underneath the standard WinSock application programming interface (API), but bypasses the kernel networking layers to talk directly to the SAN hardware. Because WSD sits underneath the existing WinSock API, IT departments can deploy applications in a SAN environment without modifying the applications.WinSock directNounMassWSDUSANounNotSelectedMassA common programming interface to the lower-level system area network (SAN) implementations, developed by Microsoft. WSD sits underneath the standard WinSock application programming interface (API), but bypasses the kernel networking layers to talk directly to the SAN hardware. Because WSD sits underneath the existing WinSock API, IT departments can deploy applications in a SAN environment without modifying the applications.WSDNounMassWSDUSANounNotSelectedMassA sequence of declarations and statements that are executed as a unit.procedureNounSingularᎠᎯᎸᏍᏗᏱUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn electronic system of transmitting transient images of fixed or moving objects together with sound through space by an apparatus that converts light and sound into electrical waves and reconverts them into visible light rays and audible sound.TVNounSingularTVUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn electronic system of transmitting transient images of fixed or moving objects together with sound through space by an apparatus that converts light and sound into electrical waves and reconverts them into visible light rays and audible sound.TVNounSingularᎠᏓᏴᎵᏔᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn electronic system of transmitting transient images of fixed or moving objects together with sound through space by an apparatus that converts light and sound into electrical waves and reconverts them into visible light rays and audible sound.televisionNounMassTVUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn electronic system of transmitting transient images of fixed or moving objects together with sound through space by an apparatus that converts light and sound into electrical waves and reconverts them into visible light rays and audible sound.televisionNounMassᎠᏓᏴᎵᏔᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA user dictionary that contains a list of words not in the application dictionary that an author wants the spelling checker to accept as correct.custom dictionaryNounSingularᏄᏍᏛᎢᏯᏛᏁᏗᎢ ᏗᎧᏁᎢᏍᏗ ᎦᏛᎬᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA classification for grouping content by user-defined criteria such as page contents, file types, or a similar distinction.areaNounSingularᎦᏟᏌᏅᎯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA classification for grouping content by user-defined criteria such as page contents, file types, or a similar distinction.categoryNounSingularᎦᏟᏌᏅᎯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA button on the address bar that enables the user to navigate to the specified location (such as a folder path or web address).GoProperNounNotSelectedᎡᏅᏍᏙᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA person whose work or profession is management.managerNounSingularᏗᎫᎪᏔᏂᏙᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularA set of formatting characteristics that you can apply to text, tables, and lists in your document to quickly change their appearance.styleNounSingularᏄᏍᏛ ᎪᏪᎸUSANounNotSelectedSingularA name that uniquely identifies a server computer on a network.server nameNounSingularᎠᏯᏙᎯᎯ ᏚᏙᎥᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo hold back elements or modify the appearance of an existing list or data set in order to view a specific subset of the data.filterVerbNotSelectedᎬᎫᏍᏙᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedAn 8-byte, fixed-point data type that is useful for calculations involving money or for fixed-point calculations in which accuracy is extremely important. The Currency data type is used to store numbers with up to 15 digits to the left of the decimal point and 4 digits to the right. The type-declaration character in Microsoft© Visual Basic© is an at sign (@). Currency can range from -922,337,203,685,477.5808 to 922,337,203,685,477.5807.CurrencyNounNotSelectedᎠᏕᎳUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn 8-byte, fixed-point data type that is useful for calculations involving money or for fixed-point calculations in which accuracy is extremely important. The Currency data type is used to store numbers with up to 15 digits to the left of the decimal point and 4 digits to the right. The type-declaration character in Microsoft© Visual Basic© is an at sign (@). Currency can range from -922,337,203,685,477.5808 to 922,337,203,685,477.5807.moneyNounMassᎠᏕᎳUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA form of storage characterized by high capacity (roughly 650 MB) and the use of laser optics rather than magnetic means for reading data. Optical disk storage commonly used for audio, video, and computer data. DVDs range in capacity from 4.7 GB to 17 GB, and can store significantly more than a CD-ROM.digital versatile discNounSingularDVDUSANounNotSelectedSingularA form of storage characterized by high capacity (roughly 650 MB) and the use of laser optics rather than magnetic means for reading data. Optical disk storage commonly used for audio, video, and computer data. DVDs range in capacity from 4.7 GB to 17 GB, and can store significantly more than a CD-ROM.digital video diskNounSingularDVDUSANounNotSelectedSingularA form of storage characterized by high capacity (roughly 650 MB) and the use of laser optics rather than magnetic means for reading data. Optical disk storage commonly used for audio, video, and computer data. DVDs range in capacity from 4.7 GB to 17 GB, and can store significantly more than a CD-ROM.DVDNounSingularDVDUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe accuracy of data and its conformity to its expected value, especially after being transmitted or processed.integrityNounMassᎧᎵᏬᏂUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe accuracy of data and its conformity to its expected value, especially after being transmitted or processed.data integrityNounMassᎧᎵᏬᏂUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn image that has been captured electronically with a digital camera or scanner.digital photoNounSingularᎠᎾᎦᎵᏍᎩ ᏗᏓᏟᎶᏍᏔᏅᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn image that has been captured electronically with a digital camera or scanner.digital photoNounSingularᏗᏓᏟᎶᏍᏔᏅᎯUSANounNotSelectedMassAn image that has been captured electronically with a digital camera or scanner.photoNounSingularᎠᎾᎦᎵᏍᎩ ᏗᏓᏟᎶᏍᏔᏅᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn image that has been captured electronically with a digital camera or scanner.photoNounSingularᏗᏓᏟᎶᏍᏔᏅᎯUSANounNotSelectedMassAn inability to perform two or more activities because they have been scheduled to occur during the same time period and with the same resource or resources.conflictNounSingularᏂᏓᏙᎵᎬᎾUSANounNotSelectedSingularIn a graphical user interface such as Windows, a pattern or picture in the screen background that can be chosen by the user.backgroundNounSingularᎣᏂ ᏗᏜ ᏄᏍᏗᏓᏅUSANounNotSelectedSingularIn a graphical user interface such as Windows, a pattern or picture in the screen background that can be chosen by the user.backgroundNounSingularᎦᏍᎩᎶᎩ ᎦᏚ ᎣᏂ ᏗᏜ ᏄᏍᏗᏓᏅUSANounNotSelectedSingularIn a graphical user interface such as Windows, a pattern or picture in the screen background that can be chosen by the user.backgroundNounSingularᎠᏍᏆᏚᎸ ᎦᏯᎸᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularIn a graphical user interface such as Windows, a pattern or picture in the screen background that can be chosen by the user.desktop patternNounSingularᎣᏂ ᏗᏜ ᏄᏍᏗᏓᏅUSANounNotSelectedSingularIn a graphical user interface such as Windows, a pattern or picture in the screen background that can be chosen by the user.desktop patternNounSingularᎦᏍᎩᎶᎩ ᎦᏚ ᎣᏂ ᏗᏜ ᏄᏍᏗᏓᏅUSANounNotSelectedSingularIn a graphical user interface such as Windows, a pattern or picture in the screen background that can be chosen by the user.desktop patternNounSingularᎠᏍᏆᏚᎸ ᎦᏯᎸᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularIn a graphical user interface such as Windows, a pattern or picture in the screen background that can be chosen by the user.wallpaperNounSingularᎣᏂ ᏗᏜ ᏄᏍᏗᏓᏅUSANounNotSelectedSingularIn a graphical user interface such as Windows, a pattern or picture in the screen background that can be chosen by the user.wallpaperNounSingularᎦᏍᎩᎶᎩ ᎦᏚ ᎣᏂ ᏗᏜ ᏄᏍᏗᏓᏅUSANounNotSelectedSingularIn a graphical user interface such as Windows, a pattern or picture in the screen background that can be chosen by the user.wallpaperNounSingularᎠᏍᏆᏚᎸ ᎦᏯᎸᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularIn a graphical user interface such as Windows, a pattern or picture in the screen background that can be chosen by the user.desktop backgroundNounSingularᎣᏂ ᏗᏜ ᏄᏍᏗᏓᏅUSANounNotSelectedSingularIn a graphical user interface such as Windows, a pattern or picture in the screen background that can be chosen by the user.desktop backgroundNounSingularᎦᏍᎩᎶᎩ ᎦᏚ ᎣᏂ ᏗᏜ ᏄᏍᏗᏓᏅUSANounNotSelectedSingularIn a graphical user interface such as Windows, a pattern or picture in the screen background that can be chosen by the user.desktop backgroundNounSingularᎠᏍᏆᏚᎸ ᎦᏯᎸᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo attach a label to.labelVerbNotSelectedᏘᏯᎸᎥᎦUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo wait for incoming traffic, calls or connection requests on a port.listenVerbNotSelectedᎭᏛᏓᏍᏓUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo be unresponsive.stop respondingVerbNotSelectedᎭᏫᏍᏓ ᎿᏛᏁᎲᎢUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedAn application of the Standard Generalized Markup Language that uses tags to mark elements, such as text and graphics, in a document to indicate how Web browsers should display these elements to the user and should respond to user actions.HTMLNounMassHTMLUSANounNotSelectedMassAn application of the Standard Generalized Markup Language that uses tags to mark elements, such as text and graphics, in a document to indicate how Web browsers should display these elements to the user and should respond to user actions.Hypertext Markup LanguageProperNounSingularHTMLUSANounNotSelectedMassA copy of a master, which you create by dragging the master from a stencil to a drawing.instanceNounSingularᏄᎬᏫᏳᏒ ᏗᏟᎶᏍᏔᏅUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA pictorial graphic such as a digital photograph or illustration.digital imageNounSingularᎤᏓᏴᎳᏛUSANounNotSelectedSingularA pictorial graphic such as a digital photograph or illustration.digital imageNounSingularᏗᏟᎶᏍᏔᏅUSANounNotSelectedSingularA pictorial graphic such as a digital photograph or illustration.pictureNounSingularᎤᏓᏴᎳᏛUSANounNotSelectedSingularA pictorial graphic such as a digital photograph or illustration.pictureNounSingularᏗᏟᎶᏍᏔᏅUSANounNotSelectedSingularA pictorial graphic such as a digital photograph or illustration.imageNounSingularᎤᏓᏴᎳᏛUSANounNotSelectedSingularA pictorial graphic such as a digital photograph or illustration.imageNounSingularᏗᏟᎶᏍᏔᏅUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo activate something making it available for use.turn onVerbNotSelectedᎡᎵᏊ ᏱᎬᏛᏁᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo activate something making it available for use.enableVerbNotSelectedᎡᎵᏊ ᏱᎬᏛᏁᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedAn advanced file system designed for use specifically with the Windows NT operating system. It supports long filenames, full security access control, file system recovery, extremely large storage media, and various features for the Windows NT POSIX subsystem. It also supports object-oriented applications by treating all files as objects with user-defined and system-defined attributes.Windows NTFSNounNotSelectedNTFSUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn advanced file system designed for use specifically with the Windows NT operating system. It supports long filenames, full security access control, file system recovery, extremely large storage media, and various features for the Windows NT POSIX subsystem. It also supports object-oriented applications by treating all files as objects with user-defined and system-defined attributes.New Technology File SystemProperNounSingularNTFSUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn advanced file system designed for use specifically with the Windows NT operating system. It supports long filenames, full security access control, file system recovery, extremely large storage media, and various features for the Windows NT POSIX subsystem. It also supports object-oriented applications by treating all files as objects with user-defined and system-defined attributes.NTFSNounSingularNTFSUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn advanced file system designed for use specifically with the Windows NT operating system. It supports long filenames, full security access control, file system recovery, extremely large storage media, and various features for the Windows NT POSIX subsystem. It also supports object-oriented applications by treating all files as objects with user-defined and system-defined attributes.NTFS file systemNounSingularNTFSUSANounNotSelectedSingularA visual display of data in a dashboard that can be coordinated with other report views by using filters.reportNounSingularᎬᏂᎨᏒ ᎢᎬᏁᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA technology that provides persistent protection to digital data using encryption, certificates, and authentication. Authorized recipients or users must acquire a license in order to consume the protected files, according to the rights, or business rules, set by the content owner.rights managementNounMassᎣᎷᏤᎯ ᎤᎾᎦᏎᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedMassA color that is mixed with black. A 10-percent shade is one part of the original color and nine parts black.shadeNounSingularᎤᏓᏩᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe feature of partial control parents get over the accounts and devices of their children helping them supervise how their children behave online and letting them restrict what their children see.parental controlsNounPluralᎤᎾᏓᎦᏴᎵᎨ ᎤᎾᏓᏅᏖᏗUSANounNotSelectedPluralThe naming convention for disk drives or partitions on most computers, consisting of an alphabetical letter followed by a colon.drive letterNounSingularᎠᏠᏓᎪᎵᏰᏍᎩ ᎪᏪᎵUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA sequence of words or other text used to gain access to a network, program, or data. A passphrase is generally longer for added security.pass phraseNounSingularᎢᎸᏍᎩ ᏱᎧᏁᏨ ᎠᏴᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA sequence of words or other text used to gain access to a network, program, or data. A passphrase is generally longer for added security.passphraseNounSingularᎢᎸᏍᎩ ᏱᎧᏁᏨ ᎠᏴᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA typographical unit of measure that is equal to one sixth of an inch.picaNounSingularpicaUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA configuration parameter that controls the behavior of a service, application, feature, function, or a run-time environment.settingNounSingularᏕᎦᎧᎲᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA route through a structured collection of information, as in a database, a program, or files stored on disk.pathNounSingularᎠᏍᏓᏩᏛᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe area in each row of a database table that stores the data value for some attribute of the object modeled by the table.columnNounSingularᎨᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA title animation in Windows Movie Maker.StretchProperNounNotSelectedᏗᏓᏁᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA menu choice or remote button that offers access to the user's video library.My VideosProperNounPluralᏗᏆᏤᎵ ᏗᏓᏴᎳᏛᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedPluralA small, Internet Protocol (IP)-based network. It is usually used for short-range, ad-hoc communication between devices and computers. A PAN may also be used to enable connectivity to a larger Local Area Network (LAN), Wide-Area Network (WAN), or the Internet. Windows XP supports the Bluetooth PAN service so you can create Personal Area Networks using Bluetooth.Personal Area NetworkNounSingularPANUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA small, Internet Protocol (IP)-based network. It is usually used for short-range, ad-hoc communication between devices and computers. A PAN may also be used to enable connectivity to a larger Local Area Network (LAN), Wide-Area Network (WAN), or the Internet. Windows XP supports the Bluetooth PAN service so you can create Personal Area Networks using Bluetooth.PANNounSingularPANUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAuthorization to perform operations associated with a specific shared resource, such as a file, directory, or printer and that must be granted by the system administrator to individual user accounts or administrative groups.permissionsNounPluralᎬᏴᏍᏗ ᏗᏓᎵᏍᎪᎸᏓᏁᏗUSANounNotSelectedPluralAuthorization to perform operations associated with a specific shared resource, such as a file, directory, or printer and that must be granted by the system administrator to individual user accounts or administrative groups.permissionsNounPluralᏗᏓᎵᏍᎪᎸᏓᏁᎯUSANounNotSelectedPluralAuthorization to perform operations associated with a specific shared resource, such as a file, directory, or printer and that must be granted by the system administrator to individual user accounts or administrative groups.access permissionsNounPluralᎬᏴᏍᏗ ᏗᏓᎵᏍᎪᎸᏓᏁᏗUSANounNotSelectedPluralAuthorization to perform operations associated with a specific shared resource, such as a file, directory, or printer and that must be granted by the system administrator to individual user accounts or administrative groups.access permissionsNounPluralᏗᏓᎵᏍᎪᎸᏓᏁᎯUSANounNotSelectedPluralA person who is involved in the creation of content. For example editors, technical reviewers and subject matter experts are contributors.contributorNounSingularᎠᏍᏕᎵᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe amount of space from the bottom of one line of text to the bottom of the next line.leadingNounMassᏚᏓᏅᏅᎢ ᎤᏜᏅᏛUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe amount of space from the bottom of one line of text to the bottom of the next line.line spacingNounMassᏚᏓᏅᏅᎢ ᎤᏜᏅᏛUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe feature of Microsoft SQL Server used to import, export, and transform data from different data sources.Integration ServicesProperNounPluralSSISUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe feature of Microsoft SQL Server used to import, export, and transform data from different data sources.MSSQL Integration ServicesProperNounNotSelectedSSISUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe feature of Microsoft SQL Server used to import, export, and transform data from different data sources.SQL Server Integration ServicesProperNounPluralSSISUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe feature of Microsoft SQL Server used to import, export, and transform data from different data sources.SSISProperNounNotSelectedSSISUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA network within an organization that uses Internet technologies and protocols, but is available only to certain people, such as employees of a company.intranetNounSingularᎾᎥ ᎠᏏᎳᏕᏫᏒᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA network within an organization that uses Internet technologies and protocols, but is available only to certain people, such as employees of a company.private networkNounSingularᎾᎥ ᎠᏏᎳᏕᏫᏒᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe standard used to measure screen and printer resolution, expressed as the number of dots that a device can display or print per linear inch. The greater the number of dots per inch, the better the resolution.dots per inchNounPluraldpiUSANounNotSelectedPluralThe standard used to measure screen and printer resolution, expressed as the number of dots that a device can display or print per linear inch. The greater the number of dots per inch, the better the resolution.DPINounPluraldpiUSANounNotSelectedPluralThe horizontal arrangement of cells in a table or spreadsheet.rowNounSingularᎤᏓᏅᏅUSANounNotSelectedSingularA summary of one's academic and work history, usually submitted with a job application.resumeNounSingularᎠᎴᏂᏐᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA summary of one's academic and work history, usually submitted with a job application.curriculum vitaeNounSingularᎠᎴᏂᏐᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA summary of one's academic and work history, usually submitted with a job application.CVNounSingularᎠᎴᏂᏐᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularSoftware that fulfills the deliberately harmful intent of an attacker when run.malwareNounMassᎤᏁᎫᏥᏓ ᏩᏂᎨ ᎦᎾᏗᏅᏗUSANounNotSelectedMassSoftware that fulfills the deliberately harmful intent of an attacker when run.malwareNounMassᎤᏲ ᏩᏂᎨ ᎦᎾᏗᏅᏗUSANounNotSelectedMassSoftware that fulfills the deliberately harmful intent of an attacker when run.malicious softwareNounMassᎤᏁᎫᏥᏓ ᏩᏂᎨ ᎦᎾᏗᏅᏗUSANounNotSelectedMassSoftware that fulfills the deliberately harmful intent of an attacker when run.malicious softwareNounMassᎤᏲ ᏩᏂᎨ ᎦᎾᏗᏅᏗUSANounNotSelectedMassTo end an application's relationship with an open file so that the application will no longer be able to access the file without opening it again.closeVerbNotSelectedᎯᏍᏚᎲᎦUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA complete Web site stored in a named subdirectory of the top-level Web site.subsiteNounSingularᎡᎳᏗᏜ ᎤᏙᏢᏒUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe right of a person or entity to use software in a particular way, as described in the terms of the license agreement. Copyright law also limits how a person may use the software. A person needs a license agreement for each software program they use.licenseNounSingularᎠᏓᎵᏍᎪᎸᏓᏁᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularA symbol selected to designate a specific currency.currency symbolNounSingularᎠᏕᎳ ᎪᏟᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularOn a disk or other direct-access storage device, a continuous block of storage space reserved by the operating system for a particular file or program.extentNounSingularᏫᎬᏍᏘUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe writing or drawing strokes that you make with your stylus or fingers.inkNounSingularᎬᏩᎪᏗ ᎠᏙᏪᎵᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe writing or drawing strokes that you make with your stylus or fingers.digital inkNounSingularᎬᏩᎪᏗ ᎠᏙᏪᎵᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo compress into an archive.archiveVerbNotSelectedᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏛᎢUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedThe field that contains a contact's mobile phone number.MobileProperNounNotSelectedᎠᏂᎩᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe ? character, used as a punctuation mark or wildcard character.question markNounSingularᎠᏛᏛᎲᏍᎩ ᎪᏪᎸUSANounNotSelectedSingularA string that identifies a user so that the user can receive Internet email and typically consists of an account name, followed by the @ (at) symbol, a host name, and a domain name.addressNounSingularᎪᏪᎵ ᏫᏗᎦᏅᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA string that identifies a user so that the user can receive Internet email and typically consists of an account name, followed by the @ (at) symbol, a host name, and a domain name.addressNounSingularᎠᎾᎦᎵᏍᎩ ᎪᏪᎵ ᏗᎦᏁᏍᏗᏱUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA string that identifies a user so that the user can receive Internet email and typically consists of an account name, followed by the @ (at) symbol, a host name, and a domain name.email addressNounSingularᎪᏪᎵ ᏫᏗᎦᏅᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA string that identifies a user so that the user can receive Internet email and typically consists of an account name, followed by the @ (at) symbol, a host name, and a domain name.email addressNounSingularᎠᎾᎦᎵᏍᎩ ᎪᏪᎵ ᏗᎦᏁᏍᏗᏱUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA string that identifies a user so that the user can receive Internet email and typically consists of an account name, followed by the @ (at) symbol, a host name, and a domain name.emailNounNotSelectedᎪᏪᎵ ᏫᏗᎦᏅᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA string that identifies a user so that the user can receive Internet email and typically consists of an account name, followed by the @ (at) symbol, a host name, and a domain name.emailNounNotSelectedᎠᎾᎦᎵᏍᎩ ᎪᏪᎵ ᏗᎦᏁᏍᏗᏱUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA set of conditions that hold back elements or modify the appearance of an existing list or data set in order to view a specific subset of the data.ruleNounSingularᎬᎫᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA set of conditions that hold back elements or modify the appearance of an existing list or data set in order to view a specific subset of the data.ruleNounSingularᎠᏟᎶᎥᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularA set of conditions that hold back elements or modify the appearance of an existing list or data set in order to view a specific subset of the data.filterNounSingularᎬᎫᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA set of conditions that hold back elements or modify the appearance of an existing list or data set in order to view a specific subset of the data.filterNounSingularᎠᏟᎶᎥᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo send a received content either modified or in its entirety, to a new recipient.forwardVerbNotSelectedᏩᎦᏛᏗᏜUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA client program or control that receives digital media content streamed from a server or played from local files. Windows Media Player is an example of a player.playerNounSingularᏗᏁᎶᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe portion of an on-screen file that has been marked as subject to user action.selectionNounSingularᏗᏑᏰᏓUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe Microsoft web browser.Internet ExplorerProperNounSingularInternet ExplorerUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe Microsoft web browser.Windows Internet ExplorerProperNounSingularInternet ExplorerUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo combine products for sale as a lot. Frequently, operating system software and some widely used applications are bundled with a computer system for sale.bundleVerbNotSelectedᎦᏇᏅᎯUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA file or set of files that defines the data structure, appearance, and behavior of a form.form templateNounSingularᎠᎧᎵᎢᏍᏗ ᎠᏛᏅᎢᏍᏔᏅᎯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA filter effect in Windows Movie Maker.WatercolorProperNounSingularᎠᎹᏗᏑᏫᏍᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA group of related web pages that is hosted by an HTTP server on the World Wide Web or an intranet.siteNounSingularᎤᏙᏢᏒUSANounNotSelectedSingularA group of related web pages that is hosted by an HTTP server on the World Wide Web or an intranet.siteNounSingularᎤᏂᎳᏕᏫᏒᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA group of related web pages that is hosted by an HTTP server on the World Wide Web or an intranet.siteNounSingularᎠᏏᎳᏕᏫᏒᎢ ᎤᏙᏢᏒᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA group of related web pages that is hosted by an HTTP server on the World Wide Web or an intranet.Web siteNounSingularᎤᏙᏢᏒUSANounNotSelectedSingularA group of related web pages that is hosted by an HTTP server on the World Wide Web or an intranet.Web siteNounSingularᎤᏂᎳᏕᏫᏒᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA group of related web pages that is hosted by an HTTP server on the World Wide Web or an intranet.Web siteNounSingularᎠᏏᎳᏕᏫᏒᎢ ᎤᏙᏢᏒᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA group of related web pages that is hosted by an HTTP server on the World Wide Web or an intranet.websiteNounSingularᎤᏙᏢᏒUSANounNotSelectedSingularA group of related web pages that is hosted by an HTTP server on the World Wide Web or an intranet.websiteNounSingularᎤᏂᎳᏕᏫᏒᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA group of related web pages that is hosted by an HTTP server on the World Wide Web or an intranet.websiteNounSingularᎠᏏᎳᏕᏫᏒᎢ ᎤᏙᏢᏒᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA unique identifier of an object or person.identificationNounMassIDUSANounNotSelectedSingularA unique identifier of an object or person.identificationNounMassᎪᏟᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedMassA unique identifier of an object or person.IDNounSingularIDUSANounNotSelectedSingularA unique identifier of an object or person.IDNounSingularᎪᏟᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedMassA computer that provides shared resources, such as files or printers, to network users.serverNounSingularᏗᏯᏙᎯᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo configure a device or application so that it performs better. For example, to fine-tune a program so that it runs more quickly or takes up less space.optimizeVerbNotSelectedᏩᎧᎵᎢᏴUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedProperties, such as title, subject, and author, that are stored with each data access page.document propertiesNounPluralᎪᏪᎳᏅᎢ ᎦᏙᎯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA software control that incorporates ActiveX technology.ActiveX controlNounSingularActiveX ᎠᎯᎸᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularPertaining to a type of layout consisting of a collection of “Row-Wise Groupings”. A stacked layout most resembles a form with name/value pairs (label, textbox).stackedAdjectiveNotSelectedᏕᎦᏒᏛᎢUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedA picture made from a series of small dots, much like a piece of graph paper with certain squares filled in to form shapes and lines.bitmapNounSingularbitmapUSANounNotSelectedSingularPertaining to a type of access to data in a database that is shared over a network. When you open a database in exclusive mode, you prevent others from opening the database.exclusiveAdjectiveNotSelectedᏗᏑᏰᏍᏔᏅᏓUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedA supplemental program that can extend the capabilities of an application program.add-inNounSingularᏫᎧᏁᏉᏓUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo tap twice quickly on a screen or touchpad.double-tapVerbNotSelectedᏔᎵ ᎢᏳᏩᎪᏘ ᎭᏐᏅᏍᏓUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedThe suite of networking protocols arranged in four layers, which are called the link layer, internet layer, transport layer, and application layer, and that includes IP in the internet layer and TCP in the transport layer.TCP/IPNounSingularTCP/IPUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe suite of networking protocols arranged in four layers, which are called the link layer, internet layer, transport layer, and application layer, and that includes IP in the internet layer and TCP in the transport layer.Transmission Control Protocol/Internet ProtocolNounSingularTCP/IPUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo adjust the perspective of an image or document in order to view a larger area on the screen at one time, as if viewed from farther away.zoom outVerbNotSelectedᎢᎾ ᏅᎦUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedThe menu choice that allows a user to customize application behavior.OptionsProperNounPluralᎠᏑᏰᏍᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedPluralA customizable toolbar that provides one-click access to commands.Quick Access ToolbarProperNounSingularᎤᏟᏍᏓ ᎠᏴᏍᏗ ᎬᏔᏂᏓᏍᏗᎦᎾᎸUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA card, plug, or other device that connects pieces of hardware with the computer so that information can be moved from place to place. For example, standardized interfaces such as RS-232-C standard and SCSI enable communications between computers and printers or disks.hardware interfaceNounSingularᏧᎾᏓᎦᏙᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA card, plug, or other device that connects pieces of hardware with the computer so that information can be moved from place to place. For example, standardized interfaces such as RS-232-C standard and SCSI enable communications between computers and printers or disks.interfaceNounSingularᏧᎾᏓᎦᏙᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA capability of many programs and operating systems to display advice or instructions for using their features when so requested by the user, as by a screen button or menu item or a function key.helpNounMassᎠᏍᏕᎸᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedMassA capability of many programs and operating systems to display advice or instructions for using their features when so requested by the user, as by a screen button or menu item or a function key.online helpNounSingularᎠᏍᏕᎸᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedMassIn facsimile and other optical technologies, to move a light-sensitive device across an image-bearing surface such as a page of text, converting the light and dark areas on the surface to binary digits that can be interpreted by a computer.scanVerbNotSelectedᎠᎾᎦᎵᏍᎩ ᏗᏟᎶᏍᏗᏍᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedAn individual song or other discrete piece of audio content.trackNounSingularᎤᏃᏴᎬ ᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn individual song or other discrete piece of audio content.audio trackNounSingularᎤᏃᏴᎬ ᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA button that represents an item or program that is open and running on your computer. For example, if you open Microsoft Word, and then minimize it, it will be displayed as a taskbar button, which you can then click when you want to maximize it.taskbar buttonNounSingularᎢᏯᏛᏁᏗ ᎠᏓᏃᎯᏎᎯ ᎠᏐᏅᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo detect, locate, and correct logical or syntactical errors in a program or malfunctions in hardware. In hardware contexts, the term troubleshoot is the term more often used, especially when the problem is a major one.debugVerbNotSelectedᎯᏩᏔ ᎤᏍᏗᎦᎵᏓᏍᏛUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedOf or relating to communications systems in which the medium of transmission (such as a wire or fiber-optic cable) carries multiple messages at a time, each message modulated on its own carrier frequency by a modem.broadbandAdjectiveNotSelectedᎠᏯᏖᎾ ᎠᏓᏠᏍᏗUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedThe Windows technology that collects data when the system crashes or stops responding and sends it to Microsoft.Windows Error ReportingProperNounSingularWindows ᎦᎵᏓᏍᏔᏅ ᏱᎬᏁᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe Windows technology that collects data when the system crashes or stops responding and sends it to Microsoft.WERProperNounSingularWindows ᎦᎵᏓᏍᏔᏅ ᏱᎬᏁᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo mark text, cells, and similar items that will be subject to a user action, such as copying text.selectVerbNotSelectedᎠᏑᏰᏍᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedThe menu item that allows the play back all of the items in a playlist once, in random order. Playback ends when all of the items in the list have been played one time.shuffle allProperNounNotSelectedᏔᏑᏴᎵUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe menu item that allows the play back all of the items in a playlist once, in random order. Playback ends when all of the items in the list have been played one time.shuffleProperNounNotSelectedᏔᏑᏴᎵUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn optical input device that uses light-sensing equipment to capture an image on paper or some other object. Captured image data is converted into binary files that can be stored and manipulated by computer programs.scannerNounSingularᎠᎾᎦᎵᏍᎩ ᏗᏟᎶᏍᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA network of computers, printers, and other devices located within a relatively limited area (for example, a building). A LAN enables any connected device to interact with any other on the network.LANNounSingularLANUSANounNotSelectedSingularA network of computers, printers, and other devices located within a relatively limited area (for example, a building). A LAN enables any connected device to interact with any other on the network.LANNounSingularᎡᏍᎦᏂ ᏧᎾᏚᏓᎵUSANounNotSelectedSingularA network of computers, printers, and other devices located within a relatively limited area (for example, a building). A LAN enables any connected device to interact with any other on the network.local area networkNounSingularLANUSANounNotSelectedSingularA network of computers, printers, and other devices located within a relatively limited area (for example, a building). A LAN enables any connected device to interact with any other on the network.local area networkNounSingularᎡᏍᎦᏂ ᏧᎾᏚᏓᎵUSANounNotSelectedSingularA network of computers, printers, and other devices located within a relatively limited area (for example, a building). A LAN enables any connected device to interact with any other on the network.company networkNounSingularLANUSANounNotSelectedSingularA network of computers, printers, and other devices located within a relatively limited area (for example, a building). A LAN enables any connected device to interact with any other on the network.company networkNounSingularᎡᏍᎦᏂ ᏧᎾᏚᏓᎵUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe process of seeking a particular file or specific data. A search is carried out by a program through comparison or calculation to determine whether a match to some pattern exists or whether some other criteria have been met.searchNounSingularᎠᏱᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo perform an action that entails pressing a finger or the tip of a pen to the screen, holding it down until a mouse icon or menu appears, and then lifting the finger or pen. Pressing and holding is equivalent to right-clicking with a mouse.press and holdVerbNotSelectedᎭᏐᏅᏍᏓ ᎠᎴ ᎯᏂᏯUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo move the pointer over a UI element for a specified duration with the intent of interacting with that element.hoverVerbNotSelectedᎦᎸᎳᏗᏜ ᏅᎦUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedCompleted or passed. The measured duration of an event.ElapsedProperNounNotSelectedᎤᎶᏐᏅᎯUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedA handheld portable telephone that operates through a radio network.deviceNounSingularᎠᏂᎩᏍᎩ ᏗᎳᏃᎮᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA handheld portable telephone that operates through a radio network.mobile phoneNounSingularᎠᏂᎩᏍᎩ ᏗᎳᏃᎮᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo move an object one pixel at a time.nudgeVerbNotSelectedᎠᏓᏒᏅᏍᏙᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedThe basic building block of a macro; a self-contained instruction that can be combined with other actions to automate tasks. This is sometimes called a command in other macro languages.actionNounSingularᎠᏛᏁᎵᏓUSANounNotSelectedSingularA group of computers that are connected on a network and share resources, such as printers and files.workgroupNounSingularᏧᏂᎸᏫᏍᏓᏁ ᎤᎾᏓᏡᎬUSANounNotSelectedSingularA group of computers that are connected on a network and share resources, such as printers and files.peer-to-peer networkNounSingularᏧᏂᎸᏫᏍᏓᏁ ᎤᎾᏓᏡᎬUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe person responsible for setting up and managing local computers, stand-alone servers, member servers, or domain controllers. An administrator performs such duties as assigning user accounts and passwords, establishing security access levels, watching for unauthorized access, allocating storage space, and helping users with networking problems.system administratorNounSingularᎤᎦᏎᏍᏗᏕᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe person responsible for setting up and managing local computers, stand-alone servers, member servers, or domain controllers. An administrator performs such duties as assigning user accounts and passwords, establishing security access levels, watching for unauthorized access, allocating storage space, and helping users with networking problems.system administratorNounSingularᏄᏍᏗᏓᏅᎢ ᎤᎦᏎᏍᏗᏕᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe person responsible for setting up and managing local computers, stand-alone servers, member servers, or domain controllers. An administrator performs such duties as assigning user accounts and passwords, establishing security access levels, watching for unauthorized access, allocating storage space, and helping users with networking problems.administratorNounSingularᎤᎦᏎᏍᏗᏕᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe person responsible for setting up and managing local computers, stand-alone servers, member servers, or domain controllers. An administrator performs such duties as assigning user accounts and passwords, establishing security access levels, watching for unauthorized access, allocating storage space, and helping users with networking problems.administratorNounSingularᏄᏍᏗᏓᏅᎢ ᎤᎦᏎᏍᏗᏕᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe person responsible for setting up and managing local computers, stand-alone servers, member servers, or domain controllers. An administrator performs such duties as assigning user accounts and passwords, establishing security access levels, watching for unauthorized access, allocating storage space, and helping users with networking problems.sysadminNounSingularᎤᎦᏎᏍᏗᏕᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe person responsible for setting up and managing local computers, stand-alone servers, member servers, or domain controllers. An administrator performs such duties as assigning user accounts and passwords, establishing security access levels, watching for unauthorized access, allocating storage space, and helping users with networking problems.sysadminNounSingularᏄᏍᏗᏓᏅᎢ ᎤᎦᏎᏍᏗᏕᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo prepare a disk, computer, device, or system for use.initializeVerbNotSelectedᎠᏛᏅᎢᏍᏙᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedThe computational and control unit of a computer. The CPU is the device that interprets and executes instructions.procNounSingularCPUUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe computational and control unit of a computer. The CPU is the device that interprets and executes instructions.procNounSingularᎤᏅᏥᏓUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe computational and control unit of a computer. The CPU is the device that interprets and executes instructions.central processing unitNounSingularCPUUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe computational and control unit of a computer. The CPU is the device that interprets and executes instructions.central processing unitNounSingularᎤᏅᏥᏓUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe computational and control unit of a computer. The CPU is the device that interprets and executes instructions.CPUNounSingularCPUUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe computational and control unit of a computer. The CPU is the device that interprets and executes instructions.CPUNounSingularᎤᏅᏥᏓUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe computational and control unit of a computer. The CPU is the device that interprets and executes instructions.processorNounSingularCPUUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe computational and control unit of a computer. The CPU is the device that interprets and executes instructions.processorNounSingularᎤᏅᏥᏓUSANounNotSelectedSingularA commercial organization.companyNounSingularᎤᎾᏙᏢᏒUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn alphanumeric code assigned to all addresses in order to facilitate mail delivery.postal codeNounSingularᏗᎦᏁᏍᏗ ᎪᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe processes involved in the capture, storage, display, and printing of graphical images.imagingNounSingularᎠᏓᏴᏔᏛᏍᎬUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA peripheral device whose purpose is to allow the user to provide input to a computer system. Examples of input devices are keyboards, mice, joysticks, and styluses.input deviceNounSingularᏥᏂᎬᏅᏗᏓᎾ ᏱᎬᏅᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularOne character (or more) that is slightly higher than other text on a line, such as a footnote reference mark.superscriptNounNotSelectedᎦᎸᎳᏗᏢ ᎪᏪᎸUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn order for a SKU that is currently not available for delivery.pre-orderNounSingularᎤᏓᎷᎸ-ᏕᎦᏅᏃᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA Windows technology that protects OS resources (files, folders registry keys) and prevents applications and administrators from making changes to a computer's resources in an arbitrary way.System ProtectionNounSingularᏄᏍᏗᏓᏅᎢ ᎠᏓᏍᏆᏂᎪᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA memory measurement unit that is equal to 1 million bytes.MBNounMassMBUSANounNotSelectedMassA memory measurement unit that is equal to 1 million bytes.MBNounMassmegabyteUSANounNotSelectedSingularA memory measurement unit that is equal to 1 million bytes.megabyteNounSingularMBUSANounNotSelectedMassA memory measurement unit that is equal to 1 million bytes.megabyteNounSingularmegabyteUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo emphasize displayed characters, as by displaying them in reverse video (light on dark rather than dark on light, and vice versa) or against a colored background.highlightVerbNotSelectedᎬᏂᎨᏒ ᏱᎬᏁᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedIn computing, a characteristic of data that is represented as binary digits (zeros and ones).digitalAdjectiveNotSelectedᎠᎾᎦᎵᏍᎩUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedTo make a transmission appear to come from a user other than the user who performed the action.spoofVerbNotSelectedᎬᏩᏓᎵᏓᏍᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo adjust horizontal spacing so that text is aligned evenly along both the left and right margins. Justifying text creates a smooth edge on both sides.justifyVerbNotSelectedᎦᏥᏃᎯᏍᏙᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA change made to content, such as a file, document, or post.editNounSingularᎦᏁᏟᏴᏓ ᎪᏪᎸUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo set a variable to an initial value.initializeVerbNotSelectedᎠᏛᏅᎢᏍᏙᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedAmusment, pleasure, or diversion.entertainmentNounMassᎤᎾᏛᏁᎸᏗUSANounNotSelectedMassA calendar item that includes reserved resources and/or invited attendees.meetingNounSingularᏗᏠᎯᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA legal agreement between a software or hardware manufacturer and the end user, with regard to the terms of use and transfer of the software.license termsNounPluralᎠᏓᎵᏍᎪᎸᏓᏁᎯ ᎢᏯᏛᏁᎵᏓᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe extension of a private network that encompasses encapsulated, encrypted, and authenticated links across shared or public networks. VPN connections typically provide remote access and router-to-router connections to private networks over the Internet.virtual private networkNounSingularᎠᏓᏅᏙ ᎤᏕᎵᏓ ᏧᎾᏚᏓᎵUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe extension of a private network that encompasses encapsulated, encrypted, and authenticated links across shared or public networks. VPN connections typically provide remote access and router-to-router connections to private networks over the Internet.virtual private networkNounSingularVPNUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe extension of a private network that encompasses encapsulated, encrypted, and authenticated links across shared or public networks. VPN connections typically provide remote access and router-to-router connections to private networks over the Internet.VPNNounSingularᎠᏓᏅᏙ ᎤᏕᎵᏓ ᏧᎾᏚᏓᎵUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe extension of a private network that encompasses encapsulated, encrypted, and authenticated links across shared or public networks. VPN connections typically provide remote access and router-to-router connections to private networks over the Internet.VPNNounSingularVPNUSANounNotSelectedSingularA link between two or more communications devices.connectionNounSingularᎫᏓᎸᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA device used to connect wireless computers and other wireless devices to a wired network.APNounSingularᎬᏴᏍᏗ ᎤᏓᏓᏟUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA device used to connect wireless computers and other wireless devices to a wired network.wireless access pointNounNotSelectedᎬᏴᏍᏗ ᎤᏓᏓᏟUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA device used to connect wireless computers and other wireless devices to a wired network.access pointNounSingularᎬᏴᏍᏗ ᎤᏓᏓᏟUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA device used to connect wireless computers and other wireless devices to a wired network.wi-fi access pointNounNotSelectedᎬᏴᏍᏗ ᎤᏓᏓᏟUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo end a user session for an Internet account. For example, you sign out of a Microsoft account, an Internet service provider account, or Skype.sign outVerbNotSelectedᎦᏄᎪᎢᏍᏙᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedHearing impairment that results in complete loss of hearing.deafnessNounMassᏧᎵᎡᎾUSANounNotSelectedMassA framework that includes rows and columns for organizing and arranging content on a form, including controls, control labels, sections of a form, logos, and other types of graphics.layout tableNounSingularᏱᎬᏂ ᏧᎾᎶᎢᏓUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA general class of software used to detect spyware and sometimes remove it.antispyware softwareNounNotSelectedᎤᏕᎵᏚᎦᏎᏍᏗ ᎠᎴᏫᏍᏙᏗᏍᎩ ᎦᎾᏗᏅᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA collection of data formatted to allow for easy search and retrieval.DBNounNotSelectedᎠᎪᎵᏰᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA collection of data formatted to allow for easy search and retrieval.databaseNounSingularᎠᎪᎵᏰᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA symbol used to represent the Control key on the keyboard. For example, ^Z means "hold the Control key down and press the Z key."caretNounSingularᎪᏍᏓᏯ ᎦᎵᏦᏛᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn object in a filesystem that contains files and other directories.directoryNounSingularᎠᏓᏎᎮᎯ ᏫᎦᎷᎯᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo accept changes to data in a record.updateVerbNotSelectedᏙᏢᎯᏌUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedThe data type that holds a maximum of 8,000 characters.charProperNounNotSelectedcharUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn action statement in any computer language, most often in machine or assembly language. Most programs consist of two types of statements: declarations and instructions.instructionNounSingularᏗᏕᏲᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularVideo images and sound stored in a digital format.digital videoNounMassᎠᎾᎦᎵᏍᎩ ᏗᏓᏴᎳᏛᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedVideo images and sound stored in a digital format.digital videoNounMassDVUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedVideo images and sound stored in a digital format.DVNounSingularᎠᎾᎦᎵᏍᎩ ᏗᏓᏴᎳᏛᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedVideo images and sound stored in a digital format.DVNounSingularDVUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA graphical user interface control that is equipped with a small bar which slides along a visible line and is used to set a value along a range with a minimum and maximum.sliderNounSingularᏗᎲᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA graphical user interface control that is equipped with a small bar which slides along a visible line and is used to set a value along a range with a minimum and maximum.slider controlNounSingularᏗᎲᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo reduce a window to a button on the taskbar by clicking the Minimize button (leftmost button on the right side of the title bar) or by pressing ALT+SPACEBAR and then pressing N.minimizeVerbNotSelectedᎠᏍᏗᎪᎲᏍᏗᏍᎩUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA single location in Windows where you can adjust mobile PC settings.Windows Mobility CenterProperNounSingularWindows ᎠᏂᎩᏏᏓᏍᏗ ᎠᏰᏟUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA file that contains encoded information that is interpreted according to the application that created it. In general, a binary file can be edited only by the application in which it was created.binary fileNounSingularbinary ᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn interactive technology in Microsoft Excel or Access that can show dynamic views of the same data from a list or a database.Microsoft PivotTableProperNounMassPivotTableUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn interactive technology in Microsoft Excel or Access that can show dynamic views of the same data from a list or a database.PivotTableNounNotSelectedPivotTableUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedConfidence in the reliability of an entity or service and the information that it provides.trustNounMassᎪᎯᏳᏗUSANounNotSelectedMassA user interface control that facilitates modification of an object's appearance, position, or behavior.handleNounSingularᎫᎭᏢUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe date by which some task or action should be completed.due dateNounSingularᎠᏍᏆᏗᏍᏗ ᎢᎦUSANounNotSelectedSingularA graphic element that appears similar to a physical button or keyboard key in the UI. A button is "pressed" by clicking on it with a mouse, by hitting ENTER or RETURN on the keyboard (if the button has the focus) or tapping by a finger.buttonNounSingularᎠᏐᏅᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn automated tool that helps find and fix specific problems on your computer.troubleshooterNounSingularᎣᏍᏓᏱᎬᏁᏗ ᎠᏛᏛᎮᎸᎥᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe key on the keyboard that is labeled with a left arrow.left arrowNounSingularᎠᏍᎦᏂ ᎦᏟᏓUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe Microsoft technology that facilitates the installation of updates to Windows operating systems by scanning and installing to client systems in a way that permits end user control over the processWindows UpdateProperNounMassWindows UpdateUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe app that calculates (standard and scientific) and converts.Windows CalculatorProperNounSingularᏗᏎᏍᏙᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe app that calculates (standard and scientific) and converts.Windows CalculatorProperNounSingularWindows ᏗᏎᏍᏙᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe app that calculates (standard and scientific) and converts.Microsoft CalculatorProperNounSingularᏗᏎᏍᏙᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe app that calculates (standard and scientific) and converts.Microsoft CalculatorProperNounSingularWindows ᏗᏎᏍᏙᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe app that calculates (standard and scientific) and converts.CalculatorProperNounSingularᏗᏎᏍᏙᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe app that calculates (standard and scientific) and converts.CalculatorProperNounSingularWindows ᏗᏎᏍᏙᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe window in which a user is currently working or directing input. An active window is typically at the top of the Z order and is distinguished by the color of its title bar.active windowNounSingularᎾᏛᏁᎲ ᏦᎳᏂUSANounNotSelectedSingularA field data type that can contain up to 255 characters or the number of characters specified by the Fieldsize property, whichever is less.TextNounMassᎠᎪᎵᏰᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA unit of measure referring to the height of a printed character. A point equals 1/72 of an inch, or approximately 1/28 of a centimeter.ptNounSingularᎤᏓᏓᏟUSANounNotSelectedSingularA unit of measure referring to the height of a printed character. A point equals 1/72 of an inch, or approximately 1/28 of a centimeter.pointNounSingularᎤᏓᏓᏟUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe part of the Microsoft Office user interface above the main work area that presents commands and options to the user. The Ribbon replaced menus and toolbars starting in the 2007 Microsoft Office system.RibbonProperNounNotSelectedᎠᏇᎷᏍᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA field data type that can contain up to 65,535 characters.MemoNounSingularᎻᎼUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn orientation where the long dimension of a rectangular area (for example, screen, photo, or paper) is horizontal.landscape orientationNounSingularᎦᏅᎯᏒᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn orientation where the long dimension of a rectangular area (for example, screen, photo, or paper) is horizontal.landscape orientationNounSingularᎦᏙᎯ ᏄᏍᏗᏓᏅUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn orientation where the long dimension of a rectangular area (for example, screen, photo, or paper) is horizontal.landscapeNounSingularᎦᏅᎯᏒᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn orientation where the long dimension of a rectangular area (for example, screen, photo, or paper) is horizontal.landscapeNounSingularᎦᏙᎯ ᏄᏍᏗᏓᏅUSANounNotSelectedSingularA number assigned to a specific inventory item to identify it and differentiate it from similar items with the same item number.serial numberNounSingularserial numberUSANounNotSelectedSingularA logical network connection between two entities such as a user or computer, that has a defined lifetime and associated state, and that might involve multiple physical connections.sessionNounSingularᎤᎾᏓᏡᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo pick a command or an option from within a graphical user interface, as by clicking a button in a dialog box or pulling down a menu and then releasing the mouse button on one of its options.chooseVerbNotSelectedᎭᏑᏯᎩUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA page that contains the design and layout elements that you want to repeat on multiple pages in a publication. Using master pages for these common elements gives your publication a more consistent appearance.master pageNounSingularᏄᎬᏫᏳᏒ ᎤᎦᏅᏓᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA box with dotted borders in a slide layout that holds title and body text or objects such as charts, tables, and pictures.placeholderNounSingularᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo continue to press a keyboard key or mouse button.hold downVerbNotSelectedᎯᎾᎯᏍᏓUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA protocol that makes it possible for users to sync their email, calendar, contact, and task data from Exchange Server to supporting devices.Exchange ActiveSyncProperNounMassᎦᏁᏟᏴᏍᏗ ᎠᎵᏂᎬᏁᎯ ActiveSyncUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA lightweight and task-specific add-in program that integrates with applications to expose data at a glance.gadgetNounSingularᎤᏍᏗ ᎠᏍᏕᎵᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe amount of storage space available for storing and processing on a disc.disk spaceNounMassᎠᏠᏗ ᎤᏜᏅᏛᎯUSANounNotSelectedMassA markup language for describing and exchanging structured data in a format that is independent of operating systems and applications. XML is a World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) specification and is a subset of Standard Generalized Markup Language (SGML).Extensible Markup LanguageProperNounSingularXMLUSANounNotSelectedMassA markup language for describing and exchanging structured data in a format that is independent of operating systems and applications. XML is a World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) specification and is a subset of Standard Generalized Markup Language (SGML).XMLNounMassXMLUSANounNotSelectedMassIn a cascading style sheet style definition (or style rule), the HTML element linked to a particular set of style properties and values.selectorNounSingularᎠᏑᏰᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn address that uniquely identifies a location on the Internet. A URL is usually preceded by http://, as in http://www.microsoft.com. A URL can contain more detail, such as the name of a page of hypertext, often with the file name extension .html or .htm.Uniform Resource LocatorNounSingularURLUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn address that uniquely identifies a location on the Internet. A URL is usually preceded by http://, as in http://www.microsoft.com. A URL can contain more detail, such as the name of a page of hypertext, often with the file name extension .html or .htm.URLNounSingularURLUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn address that uniquely identifies a location on the Internet. A URL is usually preceded by http://, as in http://www.microsoft.com. A URL can contain more detail, such as the name of a page of hypertext, often with the file name extension .html or .htm.web addressNounSingularURLUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn agreement in which a customer prepays for periodic or regular services.in-app subscriptionNounSingularᎠᏈᏴᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn agreement in which a customer prepays for periodic or regular services.subscriptionNounSingularᎠᏈᏴᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe , character.commaNounSingularᎠᏓᏍᎦᏃᎳᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA predefined or free-form figure — such as a line, oval, cube, flowchart symbol, banner, or free-form scribble — that the user can insert into a document and then customize.AutoShapeProperNounSingularᎤᏩᏌ-ᎤᏙᏢᏒᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedIn computer graphics, a display method in which a viewing window on the screen scans horizontally or vertically, like a camera, to bring offscreen extensions of the current image smoothly into view.panNounSingularᏂᎬᎾᏛ ᏗᏟᎶᏍᏔᏅᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularIn computer graphics, a display method in which a viewing window on the screen scans horizontally or vertically, like a camera, to bring offscreen extensions of the current image smoothly into view.panningNounNotSelectedᏂᎬᎾᏛ ᏗᏟᎶᏍᏔᏅᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA common point of entry for spyware guarded by an agent. Examples of checkpoints include Startup Folder, dial up connections, Wi-Fi connections, Internet Safe Sites, Winsock Layered Service Providers, Windows Messenger Service, and SPAM Zombie prevention.checkpointNounSingularᎠᏓᎵᏍᎪᎸᏓᏁ ᎪᏢᏒUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo enlarge a window to its largest size by double-clicking the title bar, clicking the Maximize button (at the right of the title bar), or by pressing ALT+SPACEBAR and then pressing X.maximizeVerbNotSelectedᎠᏔᏃᎲᏍᏙᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedPertaining to an operator that can hold an arbitrary number of arguments, or to a function that can hold an arbitrary number of operators.n-aryAdjectiveNotSelectednaryUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedPertaining to an operator that can hold an arbitrary number of arguments, or to a function that can hold an arbitrary number of operators.n-aryAdjectiveNotSelectedn-aryUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedPertaining to an operator that can hold an arbitrary number of arguments, or to a function that can hold an arbitrary number of operators.naryAdjectiveNotSelectednaryUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedPertaining to an operator that can hold an arbitrary number of arguments, or to a function that can hold an arbitrary number of operators.naryAdjectiveNotSelectedn-aryUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedCapable of being retrieved (read), printed or copied but not changed (written) or saved.ROAdjectiveNotSelectedᎠᎪᎵᏰᏗᏊ-ᎢᎦᎢUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedCapable of being retrieved (read), printed or copied but not changed (written) or saved.read-onlyAdjectiveNotSelectedᎠᎪᎵᏰᏗᏊ-ᎢᎦᎢUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedAn apartment that consists of one or more threads.MTANounSingularMTAUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn apartment that consists of one or more threads.MTANounSingularᎤᎪᏗᏗ ᎠᏍᏗ ᏕᎧᏅᏑᎸUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn apartment that consists of one or more threads.multithreaded apartmentNounSingularMTAUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn apartment that consists of one or more threads.multithreaded apartmentNounSingularᎤᎪᏗᏗ ᎠᏍᏗ ᏕᎧᏅᏑᎸUSANounNotSelectedSingularOn a local area network (LAN), a drive that other computers on the network can connect to. A network drive allows people to access shared files and folders.network driveNounSingularᏧᎾᏚᏓᎵ ᎠᏠᏓᎪᎵᏰᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedPertaining to an entity such as the device, program, file, record or portion of the screen that is currently operational or subject to command operations.activeAdjectiveNotSelectedᎾᏛᏁᎲUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedHaving a frequency in the electromagnetic spectrum in the range just below that of red light.infraredAdjectiveNotSelectedᎩᎦᎨ ᏚᎸᏌᏛ ᎭᏫᏂᏗᏢUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedTo create an object, such as an email message.composeVerbNotSelectedᎪᏪᎶᏗᎢUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA client software component that declares a client's health state (by providing a statement of health) to a NAP agent.system health agentNounSingularSHAUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA client software component that declares a client's health state (by providing a statement of health) to a NAP agent.SHANounSingularSHAUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA value that a function or a method receives from a caller to perform computations.argumentNounSingularᏗᏓᎦᏘᎸᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA value that a function or a method receives from a caller to perform computations.argNounSingularᏗᏓᎦᏘᎸᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe condition at a particular time of any of numerous elements of computing--a device, a communications channel, a network station, a program, a bit, or other element--used to report on or to control computer operations.stateNounMassᏄᏍᏗᏓᏅUSANounNotSelectedMassThe condition at a particular time of any of numerous elements of computing--a device, a communications channel, a network station, a program, a bit, or other element--used to report on or to control computer operations.stateNounMassᏄᏛᎿᏕᎬUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe condition at a particular time of any of numerous elements of computing--a device, a communications channel, a network station, a program, a bit, or other element--used to report on or to control computer operations.statusNounSingularᏄᏍᏗᏓᏅUSANounNotSelectedMassThe condition at a particular time of any of numerous elements of computing--a device, a communications channel, a network station, a program, a bit, or other element--used to report on or to control computer operations.statusNounSingularᏄᏛᎿᏕᎬUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn integrated proofing tool used to search on common words and display synonyms.thesaurusNounSingularᏗᎧᏁᎢᏍᏗ ᏗᎪᎷᏩᏘᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe likelihood of a computer system or device continuing to function over a given period of time and under specified conditions.reliabilityNounMassᎬᏩᏄᎸᏗ ᏂᎨᏒᎾUSANounNotSelectedMassThe time for which a dry or alkaline cell is able to produce an electric current before it needs to be replaced.battery lifeNounMassᎠᎾᎦᎵᏍᏙᏗ ᎬᏅᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedCharacterized by conversational exchange of input and output, as when a user enters a question or command and the system immediately responds. The interactivity of microcomputers is one of the features that makes them approachable and easy to use.interactiveAdjectiveNotSelectedᏗᎵᎪᎲᏍᎩUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedAn exponentiation operator used in some programming languages. For example, the expression 3^2 represents the number 3 raised to the second power.caretNounSingularᎪᏍᏓᏯ ᎦᎵᏦᏛᏍᏗUSAAdverbNotSelectedSingularA link between a user's computer and a group of computers and other devices that enables the user to access printers, servers etc. The link can be through a wire, cable, phone line or wireless transmissions.network connectionNounSingularᏧᎾᏚᏓᎵ ᎫᏓᎸᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularPertaining to a product that can work with or is equivalent to another product.compatibleAdjectiveNotSelectedᏗᏙᎸᎩUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedThe data transfer capacity (speed of transmission) of a digital communications system as measured in bits per second (bps).bandwidthNounMassᎾᏯᏛᎢᏴ ᎠᏓᏠᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedMassA key that accompanies a graphic and explains how information is presented.legendNounSingularᎧᏃᎮᏍᎩ ᏓᏟᎶᏍᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA feature that enables users to provide input through the screen by using a finger or a pen.touchNounMassᎠᏒᏂᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedMassA feature that enables users to provide input through the screen by using a finger or a pen.touch inputNounSingularᎠᏒᏂᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedMassTo reverse playback of a digital media file at a speed that is faster than normal.rewindVerbNotSelectedᎯᎸᏪᏯᎩUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA function that takes a key, label, and seed as input, then produces an output of arbitrary length.pseudo-random functionNounSingularPRFUSANounNotSelectedSingularA function that takes a key, label, and seed as input, then produces an output of arbitrary length.PRFNounSingularPRFUSANounNotSelectedSingularA character used to separate directory names in MS-DOS and UNIX path specifications. When used as a leading character, it means that the path specification begins from the topmost level for that disk drive.\OtherNotSelectedᎣᏂᏗᏢ ᎦᏫᏍᏛᏂᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularA character used to separate directory names in MS-DOS and UNIX path specifications. When used as a leading character, it means that the path specification begins from the topmost level for that disk drive.backslashNounSingularᎣᏂᏗᏢ ᎦᏫᏍᏛᏂᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularA character used to separate directory names in MS-DOS and UNIX path specifications. When used as a leading character, it means that the path specification begins from the topmost level for that disk drive.REVERSE SOLIDUSNounSingularᎣᏂᏗᏢ ᎦᏫᏍᏛᏂᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularA character used to separate directory names in MS-DOS and UNIX path specifications. When used as a leading character, it means that the path specification begins from the topmost level for that disk drive.backward slashNounSingularᎣᏂᏗᏢ ᎦᏫᏍᏛᏂᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo turn a device off and back on again, either manually, or by clicking Restart.restartVerbNotSelectedᏥᎭᏂᎩᏍᏓUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA single position or item in a dimension. Dimension members can be user-defined or predefined and can have properties associated with them.dimension memberNounSingularᎨᎵUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA single position or item in a dimension. Dimension members can be user-defined or predefined and can have properties associated with them.memberNounSingularᎨᎵUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA Web-oriented technology developed by Microsoft that is designed to enable server-side scripting.Active Server PagesProperNounPluralASPUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA Web-oriented technology developed by Microsoft that is designed to enable server-side scripting.ASPNounMassASPUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe control panel for Office (including the Tools Options dialog).ResourcesProperNounPluralᏗᏓᏁᏢᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo copy files from a backup storage device to their normal location, especially if the files are being copied to replace files that were accidentally lost or deleted.restoreVerbNotSelectedᎪᏢᎯᏐᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA key on IBM PC and compatible keyboards that normally causes the computer to send a character-based “picture” of the screen contents to the printer.PRINT SCREEN keyNounSingularPRINT SCREEN ᏍᏚᎢᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe visual experience of the premium Windows Vista editions. Windows Aero builds on the Basic and Standard user experiences to offer customers our best-designed, highest-performing desktop environment. A noticeable element of the new Windows Aero experience is the professional-looking, transparent glass design, which creates an open, lightweight environment but more importantly enables users to focus on their content rather than the interface.AeroProperNounSingularAeroUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe visual experience of the premium Windows Vista editions. Windows Aero builds on the Basic and Standard user experiences to offer customers our best-designed, highest-performing desktop environment. A noticeable element of the new Windows Aero experience is the professional-looking, transparent glass design, which creates an open, lightweight environment but more importantly enables users to focus on their content rather than the interface.Authentic, Energetic, Reflective, and OpenOtherSingularAeroUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe visual experience of the premium Windows Vista editions. Windows Aero builds on the Basic and Standard user experiences to offer customers our best-designed, highest-performing desktop environment. A noticeable element of the new Windows Aero experience is the professional-looking, transparent glass design, which creates an open, lightweight environment but more importantly enables users to focus on their content rather than the interface.Windows AeroProperNounNotSelectedAeroUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA specified amount of processing performed as a unit by a computer.jobNounSingularᏗᎦᎸᏫᏍᏓᏁᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe primary circuit board in a computer that contains most of the basic components of the system.baseboardNounSingularᎠᎴᏅᏗᏍᎬ ᎤᏙᏢᏒUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe primary circuit board in a computer that contains most of the basic components of the system.motherboardNounSingularᎠᎴᏅᏗᏍᎬ ᎤᏙᏢᏒUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe primary circuit board in a computer that contains most of the basic components of the system.system boardNounSingularᎠᎴᏅᏗᏍᎬ ᎤᏙᏢᏒUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo initiate another response.overrideVerbNotSelectedᎠᏓᎵᏁᎯᏛᎢUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA symbol that carries meaning in language, such as a letter, number, punctuation mark, or emoticon.characterNounSingularᎪᏪᎸUSANounNotSelectedSingularA set of data that is organized and summarized into a multidimensional structure that is defined by a set of dimensions and measures.OLAP cubeNounSingularᏑᏓᎵ ᏧᏅᏏᏱUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA set of data that is organized and summarized into a multidimensional structure that is defined by a set of dimensions and measures.cubeNounSingularᏑᏓᎵ ᏧᏅᏏᏱUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn upgrade option that allows users to upgrade from one edition of Windows to another by purchasing the upgrade online. It is enabled by Software Licensing Services (SLS) technology which allows a digital lincense to determine what features are enabled or disabled allowing Microsoft to sell either additional licenses or product upgrades through digital licenses (PUP-DL). Customers may either buy full packaged product (FPP) or upgrade quickly and conveniently electronically.Windows Anytime UpgradeProperNounMassWindows Anytime UpgradeUSAProperNounNotSelectedMassAn upgrade option that allows users to upgrade from one edition of Windows to another by purchasing the upgrade online. It is enabled by Software Licensing Services (SLS) technology which allows a digital lincense to determine what features are enabled or disabled allowing Microsoft to sell either additional licenses or product upgrades through digital licenses (PUP-DL). Customers may either buy full packaged product (FPP) or upgrade quickly and conveniently electronically.WAUNounSingularWindows Anytime UpgradeUSAProperNounNotSelectedMassIn database management, an identifier for a record or group of records in a datafile.keyNounSingularᏍᏚᎢᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA number used to indicate the cost of a route in the Internet Protocol (IP) routing table that enables the selection of the best route among possible multiple routes to the same destination.metricNounSingularmetricUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn unsolicited and typically unwelcome message, often commercial or political in nature, transmitted via the Internet as a mass mailing (sometimes as if from a fictitious user or domain) to a large number of recipients.junk e-mailNounSingularᎤᏲᎢUSANounNotSelectedMassAn unsolicited and typically unwelcome message, often commercial or political in nature, transmitted via the Internet as a mass mailing (sometimes as if from a fictitious user or domain) to a large number of recipients.spamNounMassᎤᏲᎢUSANounNotSelectedMassAn unsolicited and typically unwelcome message, often commercial or political in nature, transmitted via the Internet as a mass mailing (sometimes as if from a fictitious user or domain) to a large number of recipients.UCENounSingularᎤᏲᎢUSANounNotSelectedMassAn unsolicited and typically unwelcome message, often commercial or political in nature, transmitted via the Internet as a mass mailing (sometimes as if from a fictitious user or domain) to a large number of recipients.junk mailNounSingularᎤᏲᎢUSANounNotSelectedMassAn unsolicited and typically unwelcome message, often commercial or political in nature, transmitted via the Internet as a mass mailing (sometimes as if from a fictitious user or domain) to a large number of recipients.unsolicited commercial e-mailNounSingularᎤᏲᎢUSANounNotSelectedMassTo perform an instruction.executeVerbNotSelectedᎠᎴᏅᏗᏱUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedPertaining to something that functions without external control.automaticAdjectiveNotSelectedᎤᏩᏌ ᏱᎬᏁᎯUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedThe process of quitting all programs before closing the operating system.shutdownNounSingularᎠᏍᏚᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA server that hosts and delivers media across a network.media serverNounSingularᎦᎶᏙᏗ ᏗᏯᏙᎯᎯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedIn I/O operations, to prevent execution of a thread.freezeVerbNotSelectedᎭᎴᏫᏍᏙᏓUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA computer monitor that supplements the main monitor.additional displayNounSingularᏙᏱᏗᏢ ᎠᏓᏴᎳᏛᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA computer monitor that supplements the main monitor.external displayNounSingularᏙᏱᏗᏢ ᎠᏓᏴᎳᏛᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe output created in desktop publishing applications.publicationNounSingularᏕᎦᏃᏣᎸUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA set of instructions for retrieving specific data from a large set, usually with multiple conditions. No list is displayed until you run the query.queryNounSingularᎠᏛᏛᎲᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA downloadable Web application that helps Windows users identify which edition of Windows meets their needs, whether their PCs are ready for an upgrade to the next Windows version, and which features of the suggested Windows version will be able to run on their PCs.Windows 7 Upgrade AdvisorProperNounNotSelectedWindows ᎦᏘᏅᏛᏍᏗ ᏗᏙᎸᎩ ᎨᏒ ᎠᏓᏕᏲᎲᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA downloadable Web application that helps Windows users identify which edition of Windows meets their needs, whether their PCs are ready for an upgrade to the next Windows version, and which features of the suggested Windows version will be able to run on their PCs.Windows Installation Compatibility AdvisorProperNounSingularWindows ᎦᏘᏅᏛᏍᏗ ᏗᏙᎸᎩ ᎨᏒ ᎠᏓᏕᏲᎲᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA downloadable Web application that helps Windows users identify which edition of Windows meets their needs, whether their PCs are ready for an upgrade to the next Windows version, and which features of the suggested Windows version will be able to run on their PCs.Windows Vista Upgrade AdvisorProperNounSingularWindows ᎦᏘᏅᏛᏍᏗ ᏗᏙᎸᎩ ᎨᏒ ᎠᏓᏕᏲᎲᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularAn on-screen element whose location changes as the user moves the mouse.pointerNounSingularᏥᏍᏕᏥ ᎠᏎᎯᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn on-screen element whose location changes as the user moves the mouse.pointerNounSingularᎠᏎᎯᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn on-screen element whose location changes as the user moves the mouse.mouse pointerNounSingularᏥᏍᏕᏥ ᎠᏎᎯᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn on-screen element whose location changes as the user moves the mouse.mouse pointerNounSingularᎠᏎᎯᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularData and the information needed to access that data from programs and databases that support the Open Database Connectivity (ODBC) protocol.ODBC data sourceNounSingularODBC ᎦᏟᏌᏅᎯ ᏂᏓᏳᏓᎴᏅᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularA long key occupying much of the bottom row of most keyboards that sends a space character to the computer.SPACEBARNounSingularSPACEBARUSANounNotSelectedSingularA long key occupying much of the bottom row of most keyboards that sends a space character to the computer.SPACEBARNounSingularSPACEUSANounNotSelectedSingularA long key occupying much of the bottom row of most keyboards that sends a space character to the computer.SPACENounSingularSPACEBARUSANounNotSelectedSingularA long key occupying much of the bottom row of most keyboards that sends a space character to the computer.SPACENounSingularSPACEUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe Internet protocol used to deliver information over the World Wide Web.httpNounSingularhttpUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe Internet protocol used to deliver information over the World Wide Web.httpNounSingularHTTPUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe Internet protocol used to deliver information over the World Wide Web.HTTPNounSingularhttpUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe Internet protocol used to deliver information over the World Wide Web.HTTPNounSingularHTTPUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe Internet protocol used to deliver information over the World Wide Web.Hypertext Transfer ProtocolNounSingularhttpUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe Internet protocol used to deliver information over the World Wide Web.Hypertext Transfer ProtocolNounSingularHTTPUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedIn programming, a list of data values, all of the same type, any element of which can be referenced by an expression consisting of the array name followed by an indexing expression. Arrays are part of the fundamentals of data structures, which, in turn, are a major fundamental of computer programming.arrayNounSingulararrayUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo place information from storage into memory for processing, if it is data, or for execution, if it is program code.loadVerbNotSelectedᎯᏢᎦUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedThe "digital persona" by which other users recognize and interact with you.identityNounSingularᎪᎵᏨᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe "digital persona" by which other users recognize and interact with you.digital identityNounNotSelectedᎪᎵᏨᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo halt a process or action, typically without restoring the prior state.stopVerbNotSelectedᎭᎴᏫᏍᏓUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedAn instruction to a computer program that, when issued by the user, causes an action to be carried out.commandNounSingularᎤᏁᏤᎸᎩUSAVerbNotSelectedSingularThe client software that enables users to connect to a remote computer that has the Remote Desktop feature enabled or to a remote desktop server.Remote Desktop ConnectionProperNounSingularᎢᎾ ᎦᏍᎩᎶᎩ ᎫᏓᎸᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe client software that enables users to connect to a remote computer that has the Remote Desktop feature enabled or to a remote desktop server.RDCProperNounSingularᎢᎾ ᎦᏍᎩᎶᎩ ᎫᏓᎸᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA fixed-length data type with a maximum length of 8,000 bytes of binary data.binaryNounSingularbinaryUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA special version of Windows Preinstallation Environment (Windows PE) that includes diagnostic, troubleshooting, and maintenance tools.Windows REProperNounNotSelectedWindows REUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA special version of Windows Preinstallation Environment (Windows PE) that includes diagnostic, troubleshooting, and maintenance tools.Windows Recovery EnvironmentNounSingularWindows REUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA special version of Windows Preinstallation Environment (Windows PE) that includes diagnostic, troubleshooting, and maintenance tools.WinRENounSingularWindows REUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedIn some applications (especially databases), a structured window, box, or other self-contained element that serves as a visual filter for the underlying data it is presenting.formNounSingularᎠᎧᎵᎢᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedOne mouse click (usually with the left mouse button).single clickNounSingularᏌᏊᎢᏳᎪᏗ ᎭᏐᏅᏍᏓUSANounNotSelectedSingularA type of drop-down menu that appears when a user points to a command on a higher-level menu.hierarchical menuNounSingularᎭᏫᏂᏗᏢ ᏗᏑᏰᏍᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA type of drop-down menu that appears when a user points to a command on a higher-level menu.cascading menuNounSingularᎭᏫᏂᏗᏢ ᏗᏑᏰᏍᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA type of drop-down menu that appears when a user points to a command on a higher-level menu.child menuNounSingularᎭᏫᏂᏗᏢ ᏗᏑᏰᏍᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA type of drop-down menu that appears when a user points to a command on a higher-level menu.submenuNounSingularᎭᏫᏂᏗᏢ ᏗᏑᏰᏍᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA user-friendly name displayed in place of a network location, email address, contact name, or other, more formal names.nicknameNounSingularᎤᎾᏓᏙᏎᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe electronic circuit in a computer that generates a steady stream of timing pulses--the digital signals that synchronize every operation. The system clock signal is precisely set by a quartz crystal, typically at a specific frequency between 1 and 50 megahertz. The clock rate of a computer is one of the prime determinants of its overall processing speed, and it can go as high as the other components of the computer allow.system timerNounSingularᏩᏥUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe electronic circuit in a computer that generates a steady stream of timing pulses--the digital signals that synchronize every operation. The system clock signal is precisely set by a quartz crystal, typically at a specific frequency between 1 and 50 megahertz. The clock rate of a computer is one of the prime determinants of its overall processing speed, and it can go as high as the other components of the computer allow.clockNounSingularᏩᏥUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe electronic circuit in a computer that generates a steady stream of timing pulses--the digital signals that synchronize every operation. The system clock signal is precisely set by a quartz crystal, typically at a specific frequency between 1 and 50 megahertz. The clock rate of a computer is one of the prime determinants of its overall processing speed, and it can go as high as the other components of the computer allow.system clockNounSingularᏩᏥUSANounNotSelectedSingularA list of programs or tasks waiting for execution.queueNounSingularᎠᏍᏓᏅᏅUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe ` character.GRAVE ACCENTNounSingulargrave accentUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe ` character.GRAVE ACCENTNounSingularGRAVE ACCENTUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe ` character.grave accentNounSingulargrave accentUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe ` character.grave accentNounSingularGRAVE ACCENTUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe field on a form in which the cursor or pointer is positioned.active fieldNounSingularᎾᏛᏁᎲ ᏠᎨᏏUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo assign a drive letter, port, or computer name to a shared resource so that you can use it.connectVerbNotSelectedᎫᏓᎳUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedPossessing improved, advanced, or more sophisticated features.enhancedAdjectiveNotSelectedᏗᏤᏝᏗᏍᏙᏗUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedA window that shows the design of these database objects - tables, queries, forms, reports, macros, and data access pages. In Design view, you can create new database objects and modify the design of existing ones.Design viewNounSingularᏗᎫᎪᏔᏂᏙᎯ ᎠᎪᎵᏰᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn area of an application window that enables the user to navigate quickly to different parts of the program.navigation paneNounSingularᎠᏓᏘᏂᏙᎯ ᎦᎸᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe process of inputting information.entryNounMassᎥ ᎧᏁᏉᎢᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedMassA list of items that a customer has selected to purchase from a commerce Web site. It is usually compiled into a file and sometimes visually represented by a shopping basket, shopping cart, or other container used when shopping.shopping cartNounSingularᏓᏆᎴᎵUSANounNotSelectedSingularA list of items that a customer has selected to purchase from a commerce Web site. It is usually compiled into a file and sometimes visually represented by a shopping basket, shopping cart, or other container used when shopping.cartNounSingularᏓᏆᎴᎵUSANounNotSelectedSingularA list of items that a customer has selected to purchase from a commerce Web site. It is usually compiled into a file and sometimes visually represented by a shopping basket, shopping cart, or other container used when shopping.basketNounSingularᏓᏆᎴᎵUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe ‐ character, used to break a word between syllables at the end of a line or to separate the parts of a compound word.HYPHENNounSingularᏗᏠᎯᏍᏗᏍᎩ ᎠᏍᏓᏅᏅUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe ‐ character, used to break a word between syllables at the end of a line or to separate the parts of a compound word.hyphenNounSingularᏗᏠᎯᏍᏗᏍᎩ ᎠᏍᏓᏅᏅUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn item on the Control Panel that provides user a comprehensive view over all roamed content, as well as ability to check on the synchronization progress of individual items.Sync CenterProperNounSingularᎢᏧᎳᎭ ᏂᏛᎦ ᎠᏰᏟUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA property of an object that can be quantified numerically.measureNounSingularᎠᏟᎶᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA device that puts text or images on paper or other print media.printerNounSingularᏗᎦᎴᏴᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA device that puts text or images on paper or other print media.print deviceNounSingularᏗᎦᎴᏴᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe hardware-based security feature that prevents unauthorized access to a computer by providing full-volume encryption and integrity checking of boot components.BitLockerProperNounNotSelectedBitLockerUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe hardware-based security feature that prevents unauthorized access to a computer by providing full-volume encryption and integrity checking of boot components.BitLockerProperNounNotSelectedBitLocker ᎠᏠᏓᎪᎵᏰᏍᎩ ᎠᏕᎵᏍᏙᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe hardware-based security feature that prevents unauthorized access to a computer by providing full-volume encryption and integrity checking of boot components.BitLocker Drive EncryptionProperNounSingularBitLockerUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe hardware-based security feature that prevents unauthorized access to a computer by providing full-volume encryption and integrity checking of boot components.BitLocker Drive EncryptionProperNounSingularBitLocker ᎠᏠᏓᎪᎵᏰᏍᎩ ᎠᏕᎵᏍᏙᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn application that contains a linked or embedded OLE object from another application.containerNounSingularᎦᎸᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn application that contains a linked or embedded OLE object from another application.container applicationNounSingularᎦᎸᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA file system defined by the Optical Storage Technology Association (OSTA) that is the successor to the CD-ROM file system (CDFS). UDF is used for removable disk media like DVD, CD, and magneto-optic (MO) disks.Universal Disk FormatNounMassUDFUSANounNotSelectedMassA file system defined by the Optical Storage Technology Association (OSTA) that is the successor to the CD-ROM file system (CDFS). UDF is used for removable disk media like DVD, CD, and magneto-optic (MO) disks.UDFNounMassUDFUSANounNotSelectedMassA hardware device, or a logical partition of it, that reads data from and writes data to hard disks.HDDNounSingularᏍᏓᏱ ᎠᏠᏗ ᎠᏠᏓᎪᎵᏰᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA hardware device, or a logical partition of it, that reads data from and writes data to hard disks.hard disk driveNounSingularᏍᏓᏱ ᎠᏠᏗ ᎠᏠᏓᎪᎵᏰᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA visual impairment that results in complete loss of vision in both eyes.blindnessNounMassᏗᎨᏫᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedMassA uniquely-named collection of computers in a networked environment that share a common database, directory database, or tree and that is administered as a unit with common rules and procedures, which can include security policies.network domainNounSingularᎢᎬᏂᏕᎾ ᏫᎦᎷᎬUSANounNotSelectedSingularA uniquely-named collection of computers in a networked environment that share a common database, directory database, or tree and that is administered as a unit with common rules and procedures, which can include security policies.domainNounSingularᎢᎬᏂᏕᎾ ᏫᎦᎷᎬUSANounNotSelectedSingularA group of preset power-management options. For example, you can set elapsed times for putting your computer on standby and for turning off your monitor and hard disk. You save these settings as a named power scheme.power planNounSingularᏄᏟᏂᎬᎬ ᏗᎫᎪᏔᏂᏙᎸᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularA group of preset power-management options. For example, you can set elapsed times for putting your computer on standby and for turning off your monitor and hard disk. You save these settings as a named power scheme.power planNounSingularᎤᏟᏂᎩᏓ ᏗᎫᎪᏔᏂᏙUSANounNotSelectedSingularA group of preset power-management options. For example, you can set elapsed times for putting your computer on standby and for turning off your monitor and hard disk. You save these settings as a named power scheme.power schemeNounSingularᏄᏟᏂᎬᎬ ᏗᎫᎪᏔᏂᏙᎸᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularA group of preset power-management options. For example, you can set elapsed times for putting your computer on standby and for turning off your monitor and hard disk. You save these settings as a named power scheme.power schemeNounSingularᎤᏟᏂᎩᏓ ᏗᎫᎪᏔᏂᏙUSANounNotSelectedSingularPertaining to Microsoft software which is published by Microsoft, properly licensed, and fully supported by Microsoft or a trusted partner.genuineAdjectiveNotSelectedᎤᏙᎯᏳᏒᎢUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedTo position objects or text relative to some point, such as the page margin.alignVerbNotSelectedᏗᏅᏅᏓᎦᏥᏃᏍᏓ ᏗᎦᏅᏅᏙᏗUSAAdverbNotSelectedNotSelectedPertaining to a file format that allows for VBA code. Examples of file extensions for macro-enabled formats are .docm, .pptm, .xlsm.macro-enabledAdjectiveNotSelectedᏍᏆᎳ ᏱᏗᎬᏁᎸ-ᎠᎵᏍᎪᎸᏓᏁᎯUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedIn Windows Media Player, a database that contains information about digital media files on a computer, a network drive, or the Internet.libraryNounSingularᏧᏂᎪᎵᏰᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularOne or more rows of cells commonly used to display numbers and other items for quick reference and analysis.tableNounSingularᏧᎾᎶᎢᏓUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedOne character (or more) printed slightly below the baseline of surrounding text.subscriptNounNotSelectedᎭᏫᏂᏗᏜ ᏗᎪᏪᎵUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedIn the context of processes or tasks that are part of an operating system or program, operating without interaction with the user while the user is working on another task.backgroundAdjectiveNotSelectedᎣᏂ ᏗᏜ ᏄᏍᏗᏓᏅUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedTo advance audio or video playback at a speed that is faster than normal.fast forwardVerbNotSelectedᎦᏣᏄᎵ ᏩᎦᏛᏗᏜUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA type of attack that tries to trick users into revealing personal information, such as credit card numbers, bank accounts, or passwords, often using links to fake websites included in emails and chat messages.phishingNounMassphishingUSANounNotSelectedMassAn item provided and signed by the DCE security server that is both a proof of identity and a list of group memberships.privilege attribute certificateNounSingularPACUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn item provided and signed by the DCE security server that is both a proof of identity and a list of group memberships.PACNounSingularPACUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn apartment that consists of exactly one thread.single-threaded apartmentNounSingularᏌᏊ ᎠᏍᏗ ᏕᎧᏅᏑᎸUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn apartment that consists of exactly one thread.single-threaded apartmentNounSingularSTAUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn apartment that consists of exactly one thread.STANounSingularᏌᏊ ᎠᏍᏗ ᏕᎧᏅᏑᎸUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn apartment that consists of exactly one thread.STANounSingularSTAUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo ensure that all data sources that are used by a KPI or scorecard are available.validateVerbNotSelectedᎪᎯᏳᏙᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA service or feature that renders the audio content of a television or video program as text on the screen. These captions are usually visible only if decoded or activated.closed captioningNounMassᎠᏍᏚᏅᎩ ᏓᏂᏬᏂᏍᎬᎢ ᏕᎪᏪᎸᎢUSANounNotSelectedMassA numeric or other designation appended to a product name to identify a particular release.​versionNounSingularᏄᏓᎴᏒᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn effect applied to a graphical object that typically reduces the difference between the outline of the object and the graphical area next to it.blurNounMassᎤᏍᎪᎸUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedSoftware that provides encryption for sensitive data, such as passwords, in applications.encryption providerNounSingularᎠᏕᎵᏍᏙᏗ ᎠᏁᏢᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA grouping of properties presented as a tabbed page of a property sheet.property pageNounSingularᎦᏙᎯ ᎤᎦᏅᏓᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA Microsoft site that provides a comprehensive listing of updates that can be distributed over a corporate network.Microsoft Update CatalogProperNounSingularMicrosoft Update ᏕᎦᏅᏃᏛ ᏗᎪᏪᎵUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA feature of Remote Desktop Services that enables the user to access a program remotely through Remote Desktop Services but have it appear as if it is running on the user's local computer. Users can run RemoteApp programs side by side with their local programs.RemoteAppProperNounOtherRemoteAppUSAProperNounNotSelectedOtherA feature of Remote Desktop Services that enables the user to access a program remotely through Remote Desktop Services but have it appear as if it is running on the user's local computer. Users can run RemoteApp programs side by side with their local programs.Terminal Services RemoteAppProperNounSingularRemoteAppUSAProperNounNotSelectedOtherA feature of Remote Desktop Services that enables the user to access a program remotely through Remote Desktop Services but have it appear as if it is running on the user's local computer. Users can run RemoteApp programs side by side with their local programs.TS RemoteAppProperNounSingularRemoteAppUSAProperNounNotSelectedOtherThe W3C standard language used for writing XML schema documents.XSDNounSingularXML schemaUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe W3C standard language used for writing XML schema documents.XML schema definition languageNounSingularXML schemaUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe W3C standard language used for writing XML schema documents.XSDLNounSingularXML schemaUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe W3C standard language used for writing XML schema documents.XML schemaNounSingularXML schemaUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA distinct chunk of text that is indicated by formatting such as indentation, numbering, or a new line.paragraphNounSingularᎤᏓᏡᎩ ᎪᏪᎸᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularIn word processing, a string of characters displayed or printed in a single horizontal row.lineNounSingularᏚᏓᏅᏅᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe date when a project or task is scheduled to begin.begin dateNounSingularᎠᏂᎩᏍᏙᏗ ᎢᎦUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe date when a project or task is scheduled to begin.start dateNounSingularᎠᏂᎩᏍᏙᏗ ᎢᎦUSANounNotSelectedSingularA part of the user interface dedicated to a particular purpose, such as "instant message area."areaNounSingularᎢᎬᎾᏕᎾUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe process of viewing and updating the actual progress of tasks so that you can see progress across time, evaluate slippage of tasks, compare scheduled or baseline data to actual data, and check the completion percentage of tasks and your project.trackingNounMassᎪᎷᏁᎩUSANounNotSelectedMassThe programming language designed at Microsoft that was derived from BASIC and that was designed to enable the easy development of visual applications and components in Windows.Visual BasicProperNounNotSelectedVisual BasicUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe programming language designed at Microsoft that was derived from BASIC and that was designed to enable the easy development of visual applications and components in Windows.VBProperNounSingularVisual BasicUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA line added to a chart that makes it easier to view and evaluate data.gridlineNounSingularᎤᎾᎶᎢᏓ ᎠᏍᏓᏅᏅUSANounNotSelectedSingularA program that invokes other programs in order to accomplish its tasks.scriptNounSingularᎧᏁᎢᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA computer hardware component providing access to a network.network adapterNounSingularᏧᎾᏚᏓᎵ ᏗᏙᎵᎩ ᏱᎬᏁᎯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo eliminate an entity by removing it from a list, database, or other item, or by uninstalling it.removeVerbNotSelectedᎯᎲᎾUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo set an entity, such as a feature, configuration, or object, back to its defaults.resetVerbNotSelectedᏥᏙᎯᎧᎲᎦUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo locate text or a specific item on a Web page or in a document.findVerbNotSelectedᎯᏩᏔUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedThe navigation button used to complete and close a wizard.FinishProperNounNotSelectedᎯᏍᏆᏓUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA user who does not have a user account or who does not provide a password.guestNounSingularᎠᏓᏩᏛᎯᏙᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo remove part of a document, usually placing it temporarily in memory so that the cut portion can be inserted (pasted) elsewhere.cutVerbNotSelectedᎯᎦᎳUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA group of reusable settings that describes the shared attributes and behaviors of a list item, a document, or a folder.content typeNounSingularᎦᎸᏛᎢ ᎢᏳᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedDescriptive text that is associated with a piece of content, such as an image.captionNounSingularᎠᏂᏬᏂᏍᎬᎢ ᏕᎪᏪᎸᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularDescriptive text that is associated with a piece of content, such as an image.caption textNounMassᎠᏂᏬᏂᏍᎬᎢ ᏕᎪᏪᎸᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA feature that tracks and stores a record of a shared document when it is first created, and each time it is edited.version historyNounMassᏄᏓᎴᏒᎢ ᏂᏧᎵᏍᏔᏅᏒUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe expected total cost of a task or project, based on performance as of the status date. EAC is calculated as follows: EAC = ACWP + (BAC-BCWP)/CPI.estimate at completionNounNotSelectedEACUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe expected total cost of a task or project, based on performance as of the status date. EAC is calculated as follows: EAC = ACWP + (BAC-BCWP)/CPI.EACNounNotSelectedEACUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA format used by the Bentley MicroStation CAD program to store drawing files.DesignNounNotSelectedᏗᎫᎪᏔᏂᏙᎯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA format used by the Bentley MicroStation CAD program to store drawing files.DGNNounNotSelectedᏗᎫᎪᏔᏂᏙᎯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe original project, resource, and assignment cost as shown in the baseline plan. The baseline cost is a snapshot of the cost at the time when the baseline plan was saved.baseline costNounNotSelectedBACUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe original project, resource, and assignment cost as shown in the baseline plan. The baseline cost is a snapshot of the cost at the time when the baseline plan was saved.budget at completionNounNotSelectedBACUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe original project, resource, and assignment cost as shown in the baseline plan. The baseline cost is a snapshot of the cost at the time when the baseline plan was saved.BACNounNotSelectedBACUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo briefly press a UI element with your fingertip or stylus to perform an activity (such as choosing an action from a menu or opening an item). A "tap" is normally around 0.1 second in duration.tapVerbNotSelectedᎤᏟᏍᏓ ᎠᏒᏂᎸUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedThe difference between the budgeted cost of work performed [BCWP] and the budgeted cost of work scheduled [BCWS]. This is calculated as follows: SV = Budgeted Cost of Work Performed - Budgeted Cost of Work Scheduled.schedule varianceNounNotSelectedSVUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe difference between the budgeted cost of work performed [BCWP] and the budgeted cost of work scheduled [BCWS]. This is calculated as follows: SV = Budgeted Cost of Work Performed - Budgeted Cost of Work Scheduled.SVNounNotSelectedSVUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe data access interface that communicates with OLE DB-compliant data sources to connect to, retrieve, manipulate, and update data.Active Data ObjectNounSingularADOUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe data access interface that communicates with OLE DB-compliant data sources to connect to, retrieve, manipulate, and update data.ActiveX Data ObjectsProperNounPluralADOUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe data access interface that communicates with OLE DB-compliant data sources to connect to, retrieve, manipulate, and update data.ADOProperNounMassADOUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA property of a field that defines the kinds of data the field can store.field data typeNounSingularᎦᏟᏌᏅᎯ ᎢᏳᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA property of a field that defines the kinds of data the field can store.data typeNounSingularᎦᏟᏌᏅᎯ ᎢᏳᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA form of storage characterized by high capacity (roughly 650 MB) and the use of laser optics instead of magnetic means for reading data.CD-ROMNounSingularCD-ROMUSANounNotSelectedSingularA form of storage characterized by high capacity (roughly 650 MB) and the use of laser optics instead of magnetic means for reading data.compact disc read-only memoryNounSingularCD-ROMUSANounNotSelectedSingularA Project view that displays a project's tasks in a calendar format.calendar viewNounSingularᏅᏙ ᏗᏎᏍᏗ ᎠᎪᎵᏰᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe code that credit card companies use to authorize credit card charges. For example, American Express uses a four-digit number on the front of the credit card, and Visa, MasterCard, and Discover use a three-digit number on the back.Card Verification ValueNounNotSelectedᏆᏂᏲᏍᏗ ᎰᎯᏳᏓ ᎪᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe code that credit card companies use to authorize credit card charges. For example, American Express uses a four-digit number on the front of the credit card, and Visa, MasterCard, and Discover use a three-digit number on the back.Card Verification ValueNounNotSelectedᏆᏂᏲᏍᏗ ᎰᎯᏳᏓ ᏧᎬᏩᎶᏗᏯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe code that credit card companies use to authorize credit card charges. For example, American Express uses a four-digit number on the front of the credit card, and Visa, MasterCard, and Discover use a three-digit number on the back.Card Verification ValueNounNotSelectedCVVUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe code that credit card companies use to authorize credit card charges. For example, American Express uses a four-digit number on the front of the credit card, and Visa, MasterCard, and Discover use a three-digit number on the back.CVVNounNotSelectedᏆᏂᏲᏍᏗ ᎰᎯᏳᏓ ᎪᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe code that credit card companies use to authorize credit card charges. For example, American Express uses a four-digit number on the front of the credit card, and Visa, MasterCard, and Discover use a three-digit number on the back.CVVNounNotSelectedᏆᏂᏲᏍᏗ ᎰᎯᏳᏓ ᏧᎬᏩᎶᏗᏯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe code that credit card companies use to authorize credit card charges. For example, American Express uses a four-digit number on the front of the credit card, and Visa, MasterCard, and Discover use a three-digit number on the back.CVVNounNotSelectedCVVUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe code that credit card companies use to authorize credit card charges. For example, American Express uses a four-digit number on the front of the credit card, and Visa, MasterCard, and Discover use a three-digit number on the back.MasterCard SecureCodeProperNounSingularᏆᏂᏲᏍᏗ ᎰᎯᏳᏓ ᎪᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe code that credit card companies use to authorize credit card charges. For example, American Express uses a four-digit number on the front of the credit card, and Visa, MasterCard, and Discover use a three-digit number on the back.MasterCard SecureCodeProperNounSingularᏆᏂᏲᏍᏗ ᎰᎯᏳᏓ ᏧᎬᏩᎶᏗᏯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe code that credit card companies use to authorize credit card charges. For example, American Express uses a four-digit number on the front of the credit card, and Visa, MasterCard, and Discover use a three-digit number on the back.MasterCard SecureCodeProperNounSingularCVVUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe code that credit card companies use to authorize credit card charges. For example, American Express uses a four-digit number on the front of the credit card, and Visa, MasterCard, and Discover use a three-digit number on the back.Verified by VisaProperNounNotSelectedᏆᏂᏲᏍᏗ ᎰᎯᏳᏓ ᎪᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe code that credit card companies use to authorize credit card charges. For example, American Express uses a four-digit number on the front of the credit card, and Visa, MasterCard, and Discover use a three-digit number on the back.Verified by VisaProperNounNotSelectedᏆᏂᏲᏍᏗ ᎰᎯᏳᏓ ᏧᎬᏩᎶᏗᏯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe code that credit card companies use to authorize credit card charges. For example, American Express uses a four-digit number on the front of the credit card, and Visa, MasterCard, and Discover use a three-digit number on the back.Verified by VisaProperNounNotSelectedCVVUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe code that credit card companies use to authorize credit card charges. For example, American Express uses a four-digit number on the front of the credit card, and Visa, MasterCard, and Discover use a three-digit number on the back.card validation codeNounSingularᏆᏂᏲᏍᏗ ᎰᎯᏳᏓ ᎪᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe code that credit card companies use to authorize credit card charges. For example, American Express uses a four-digit number on the front of the credit card, and Visa, MasterCard, and Discover use a three-digit number on the back.card validation codeNounSingularᏆᏂᏲᏍᏗ ᎰᎯᏳᏓ ᏧᎬᏩᎶᏗᏯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe code that credit card companies use to authorize credit card charges. For example, American Express uses a four-digit number on the front of the credit card, and Visa, MasterCard, and Discover use a three-digit number on the back.card validation codeNounSingularCVVUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe shape of how scheduled work for an assignment is distributed across time. Use a contour to control how Project schedules the work of a resource.contourNounSingularᏄᏍᏛ ᎢᏳᎵᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedIn the Charts And Graphs template, a control handle on the Line Graph shape that you can drag to change the values in the graph.data pointNounSingularᎦᏟᏌᏅᎯ ᏚᏓᏓᏟUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe amount of time between the scheduled start of a task and the time when work should actually begin on the task.delayNounSingularᎠᎵᎪᏂᏯᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo delay an item, such as a reminder, an alarm, or a recommendation, by a specified time.snoozeVerbNotSelectedᎦᎸᏙᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo make resources, such as folders, printers, files, photos, available to others.shareVerbNotSelectedᎠᏯᏙᏍᏗᎢUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo execute a group of statements repeatedly.loopVerbNotSelectedᎬᎪᏘᎶᏓUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo change a system or a data file to make it more current.updateVerbNotSelectedᏙᏢᎯᏌUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA keyboard key that alternates between turning a particular operation, function, or mode on or off.toggle keyNounSingularᎤᏗᏞᎩ ᏍᏚᎢᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA property that defines valid input values for a field or record in a table, or a control on a form.validation ruleNounSingularᎤᏙᎯᏳᏒᎢ ᏗᎧᎾᏩᏛᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAble to be both read from and written to.R/WAdjectiveNotSelectedᎠᎪᎵᏰᏗᏊ/ᎪᏪᎶᏗUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedAble to be both read from and written to.read/writeAdjectiveNotSelectedᎠᎪᎵᏰᏗᏊ/ᎪᏪᎶᏗUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedIn an Active Directory forest, a server that contains a writable copy of the Active Directory database, participates in Active Directory replication, and controls access to network resources.DCNounSingularᎢᎬᏂᏕᎾ ᎠᎯᎵᏙᎯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedIn an Active Directory forest, a server that contains a writable copy of the Active Directory database, participates in Active Directory replication, and controls access to network resources.DCNounSingularDCUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedIn an Active Directory forest, a server that contains a writable copy of the Active Directory database, participates in Active Directory replication, and controls access to network resources.domain controllerNounSingularᎢᎬᏂᏕᎾ ᎠᎯᎵᏙᎯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedIn an Active Directory forest, a server that contains a writable copy of the Active Directory database, participates in Active Directory replication, and controls access to network resources.domain controllerNounSingularDCUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA text string that unambiguously refers to a hardware or software component under a certain context and can be used to access the data in that component.identifierNounSingularᎠᏓᏙᎵᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedData that is stored outside of the application that is currently in use.external dataNounSingularᏙᏱᏗᏢ ᎦᏟᏌᏅᎯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe process of validating software with the manufacturer. Activation confirms the genuine status of a product and that the product key has not been compromised. It establishes a relationship between the software’s product key and a particular installation of that software on a device.activationNounMassᎠᎴᏅᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedMassA rank or category assigned to a material resource that denotes functional use but not level of quality. A low-grade resource is not necessarily a low-quality resource.gradeNounSingularᎠᏲᏓᏅUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedResolving resource conflicts or overallocations by delaying or splitting certain tasks. When Project levels a resource, its selected assignments are distributed and rescheduled.levelingNounMassᎬᎾᏕᏍᏗᎭUSAOtherNotSelectedNotSelectedTo change to a newer, and/or more powerful or sophisticated version of a product.upgradeVerbNotSelectedᏓᏤᏞᏍᏗ ᏅᎦUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA shape on a stencil that you use repeatedly to create drawings. When you drag a shape from a stencil onto the drawing page, the shape becomes an instance of that master.master shapeNounSingularᏄᎬᏫᏳᏒ ᎤᏙᏢᏒᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedSoftware that enables a program to work with the user (the user interface, which can be a command-line interface, menu-driven, or a graphical user interface), with another program such as the operating system, or with the computer's hardware.interfaceNounSingularᏧᎾᏓᎦᏙᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularPrinciples that guide developers as they assign responsibilities to software classes and design system behavior. They are most useful when creating collaboration diagrams where messages imply responsibility.patternsNounPluralᏧᎾᎶᎢᏓUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA schedule of task start and finish dates and resource and cost data.planNounNotSelectedᏗᎫᎪᏔᏂᏙᎸᎯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedPlacing elements, such as text and graphics, on a page to let the page author control the exact location and layer order of a page element.positioningNounNotSelectedᏗᎦᎪᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe degree of excellence, or the desired standards, in a product, process, or project.qualityNounNotSelectedᎢᏲᏍᏓUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo move a task to a lower outline level [to the right] in the Task Name field. When you indent a task, it becomes a subtask of the nearest preceding task at a higher outline level.indentVerbNotSelectedᎦᏅᏪᎢᏍᏔᏅᎯUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA representation of the communication path between actors.bindingNounNotSelectedᏗᎧᏛᎢᏓUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA feature of Windows that checks for problems associated with network connections.DiagnosticsProperNounSingularᎪᎱᏍᏚᏍᏛ ᎠᏩᏘᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA feature of Windows that checks for problems associated with network connections.Windows DiagnosticsProperNounSingularᎪᎱᏍᏚᏍᏛ ᎠᏩᏘᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularAn actor's interface component through which actors communicate with other actors.portNounNotSelectedᎫᏓᎸᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAny one-dimensional (1-D) shape that can be glued between two shapes in a drawing to connect the shapes.connectorNounSingularᎫᏓᎸᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo load the program and installation files onto your computer or device so that the program runs correctly.installVerbNotSelectedᎯᏘᏅᏛᎦUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA symbolic value used in place of a real value that is unknown or unavailable at the current time, or that is not displayed for security reasons.placeholderNounSingularᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularCapable of using or being displayed on the full area of a display screen. Applications running in windowing environments, although they might use the entire area of the screen, commonly allocate different areas to different windows, any of which can be enlarged to fill the entire screen.full screenAdjectiveNotSelectedᎧᎵ ᎠᏰᏙᎳᏛᎢUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedCapable of using or being displayed on the full area of a display screen. Applications running in windowing environments, although they might use the entire area of the screen, commonly allocate different areas to different windows, any of which can be enlarged to fill the entire screen.full-screenAdjectiveNotSelectedᎧᎵ ᎠᏰᏙᎳᏛᎢUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedTo make an entity nonfunctional.turn offVerbNotSelectedᎠᎴᏫᏍᏙᏓUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo make an entity nonfunctional.disableVerbNotSelectedᎠᎴᏫᏍᏙᏓUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA round, flat piece of nonmagnetic, shiny metal encased in a plastic coating, designed to be read from and written to by optical (laser) technology.discNounSingularᎠᏠᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo change the dimensions of a shape by dragging one of its handles after it has been selected with the pointer tool.sizeVerbNotSelectedᎢᎩᏓUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA small overlap that extends the shape of the upper of two differently colored, abutting objects. A spread extends beyond the area that it knocks out.spreadNounNotSelectedᎦᏅᎯᏗᏍᎩ ᎠᏰᎦᎸᏛUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA date that you set [rather than the current date] for reporting the time, cost, or performance condition of a project.status dateNounNotSelectedᏄᏛᎿᏕᎬ ᎢᎪᎯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn horizontal or vertical line that divides a diagram into partitions and which is used to arrange related parts of a process.swimlaneNounSingularᏚᏓᏅᏅUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAny application or process that you want to model. Examples of systems include a computer game, a process for assembling microchips, and a library information system.systemNounNotSelectedᏄᏍᏗᏓᏅᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe percentage of a work resource’s time that is assigned to a task.unitNounPluralᏭᏍᏗᎬ ᎧᎵ ᎨᏒUSANounNotSelectedPluralAn XML structure that consists of a start tag, an end tag, and the information between the tags. Elements can have attributes and can contain other elements.XML elementNounSingularXML ᏑᏓᎴᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA device used to store information.diskNounSingularᎠᏠᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularPertaining to information that shows what has actually occurred. For example, the actual start date for a task is the day that the task actually started.actualAdjectiveNotSelectedᎤᏙᎯᏳ ᎾᏍᎩ ᎨᏒUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedThe percentage of a resource's capacity that is designated for a specific assignment.allocationNounNotSelectedᏗᏯᏙᎯᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn allowed path from one state to another.transitionNounNotSelectedᏓᏓᏁᏟᏴᏍᎬᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe number of levels that a task is indented from the top level of the outline. You can indent tasks up to 65,000 levels in Project.outline levelNounNotSelectedᏓᏍᏓᏅᏃᏛᎢ ᎤᏩᎾᏕᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA group of related tasks that completes a major step in a project.phaseNounNotSelectedᏗᎦᎶᎯᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedConditions you specify to limit which records are included in the result set of a query or filter.criteriaNounPluralᏗᎫᎪᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedPluralA diagram that shows dependencies between project tasks. Tasks are represented by boxes, or nodes, and task dependencies are represented by lines that connect the boxes.network diagramNounSingularᏧᎾᏚᏓᎵ ᎠᏓᏕᏲᎲᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA feature that enables users to build robust, targeted queries that include search operators. The least complex of which are the Boolean operators many users are familiar with. In addition, customers can use advanced operators such as "contains:" or "inanchor:" or "site:" Customers can add operator upon operator and watch their query change in the search box.advanced searchNounSingularᎤᏁᏉᎥᎢ ᎠᏱᏍᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA notification that is displayed to a user when user-defined criteria are met.alertNounSingularᎠᏓᏕᏯᏙᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo package your publication files by using the Pack and Go Wizard.packVerbNotSelectedᎦᏇᏅᏙᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedThe ability of one element to see or refer to another. For one element to send a message to another element, the latter must be visible to the former.visibilityNounNotSelectedᎬᎪᏩᏛᏗ ᎨᏒᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo put into use.applyVerbNotSelectedᎲᏓUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo display an object.showVerbNotSelectedᏍᎩᎪᏩᏛᏓUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA file that stores an image as graphical objects (lines, circles, polygons) rather than as pixels. Metafiles preserve an image more accurately than pixels when the image is resized.metafileNounSingularmetafileUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA page that you can assign to another page to create multiple layers in a drawing.background pageNounSingularᎣᏂ ᏗᏜ ᏄᏍᏗᏓᏅUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA page that you can assign to another page to create multiple layers in a drawing.backgroundNounSingularᎣᏂ ᏗᏜ ᏄᏍᏗᏓᏅUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe size of the sheet of paper on which you print the publication, before trimming.paper sizeNounSingularᎪᏪᎵ ᎢᎩᏓUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn orientation where the long dimension of a rectangular area (for example, screen, photo, or paper) is vertical.​portrait orientationNounMassᎦᏙᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn orientation where the long dimension of a rectangular area (for example, screen, photo, or paper) is vertical.​portrait orientationNounMassᏗᏓᏟᏩᏍᏔᏅUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn orientation where the long dimension of a rectangular area (for example, screen, photo, or paper) is vertical.​portraitNounSingularᎦᏙᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn orientation where the long dimension of a rectangular area (for example, screen, photo, or paper) is vertical.​portraitNounSingularᏗᏓᏟᏩᏍᏔᏅUSANounNotSelectedSingularA designation used to conduct sorting or searching operations.keywordNounSingularᏄᎬᏫᏳᏒ ᎧᏁᎢᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo enter numbers on a device, such as telephone or mobile, in order to make a phone call.dialVerbNotSelectedᏗᏎᏍᏗ ᏗᏐᏅᏍᏙᏗᏱUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedThe audio effect ​that creates the perception that there are many more sources of sound then are currently present. This is a well-known and industry term for the technique of creating a surround sound experience for users listening to audio with regular stereo headphones.virtual surround soundNounMassᎾᎥᏂᎨᏍᏗ ᎬᏩᏕᏱᏓ ᎤᏃᏴᎬᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe audio effect ​that creates the perception that there are many more sources of sound then are currently present. This is a well-known and industry term for the technique of creating a surround sound experience for users listening to audio with regular stereo headphones.virtual surroundNounSingularᎾᎥᏂᎨᏍᏗ ᎬᏩᏕᏱᏓ ᎤᏃᏴᎬᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA graphic symbol used on the user interface to assist with navigation.iconNounSingularᎠᎢᎧᏂUSANounNotSelectedSingularAny combination of keys that must be pressed simultaneously.shortcut keyNounSingularᏍᏚᎢᏍᏗ ᏗᎵᏍᏔᏅUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAny combination of keys that must be pressed simultaneously.shortcut keyNounSingularᏥᏳᎪᏗᏊ ᏍᏚᎢᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAny combination of keys that must be pressed simultaneously.key combinationNounSingularᏍᏚᎢᏍᏗ ᏗᎵᏍᏔᏅUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAny combination of keys that must be pressed simultaneously.key combinationNounSingularᏥᏳᎪᏗᏊ ᏍᏚᎢᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA file that contains the data that a program will process and store in a destination file.source fileNounSingularᏂᏓᏳᏓᎴᏅ ᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn area of storage that is formatted with a file system and has an identifier to access it.driveNounSingularᎠᏠᏓᎪᎵᏰᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA program that searches for key words in documents, databases, Internet content or other files.search engineNounSingularᎠᏱᏍᏗ ᎬᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA list of entities such as people, groups, or organizations with whom users communicate.Contacts listNounSingularᎠᏟᏃᎮᏙᏗ ᏕᎦᏅᏅᏛUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA list of entities such as people, groups, or organizations with whom users communicate.contact listNounSingularᎠᏟᏃᎮᏙᏗ ᏕᎦᏅᏅᏛUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA list of entities such as people, groups, or organizations with whom users communicate.buddy listNounSingularᎠᏟᏃᎮᏙᏗ ᏕᎦᏅᏅᏛUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo terminate a session with a computer accessed through a communications line usually a computer that is both distant and open to many users.log offVerbNotSelectedᎯᏄᎪᎢUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo terminate a session with a computer accessed through a communications line usually a computer that is both distant and open to many users.log outVerbNotSelectedᎯᏄᎪᎢUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA combination of keystrokes that can be used to perform a task that would otherwise require a mouse or other pointing device.shortcutNounSingularᏗᏐᏅᏍᏙᏗ ᏥᏳᎪᏗᏊUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA combination of keystrokes that can be used to perform a task that would otherwise require a mouse or other pointing device.key combinationNounSingularᏗᏐᏅᏍᏙᏗ ᏥᏳᎪᏗᏊUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA combination of keystrokes that can be used to perform a task that would otherwise require a mouse or other pointing device.keyboard shortcutNounSingularᏗᏐᏅᏍᏙᏗ ᏥᏳᎪᏗᏊUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo accept an incoming telephone call.answerVerbNotSelectedᎦᏬᎯᎵᏴᏍᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo execute a program.runVerbNotSelectedᎠᎢᏎᏍᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA picture made by combining a series of photos into one large picture to provide a complete view of an area or location that cannot fit in a single shot.panoramic photoNounSingularᎠᎦᏖᏃᎸᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA picture made by combining a series of photos into one large picture to provide a complete view of an area or location that cannot fit in a single shot.panoramaNounSingularᎠᎦᏖᏃᎸᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA graphical control used to display text.labelNounSingularᏗᎦᏯᎸᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularMeeting an organization's various obligations, which may arise from laws, regulations, rules, and many other legal instruments, such as court judgments, litigation, and even contracts. Specific and important examples of these obligations include the Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) and the California Law on Notice of Security Breach, formerly known as SB-1386. These regulatory obligations may be created by many sources, such as national and local governments and from industry-specific oversight groups, such as the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards.complianceNounNotSelectedᎣᏏ ᏗᏓᏰᎸᎾᏁᎸᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA collection of communications (email, IM, text messaging, voice mail, and so on) between two or more participants.conversationNounSingularᏗᏟᏃᎮᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA collection of shapes arranged in a tree structure that helps analyze and summarize data in a visual, easy-to-understand format. It starts out as a single shape, called a top node, that contains information imported from a worksheet, table, view, or cube.PivotDiagramProperNounSingularPivotDiagramUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA policy that specifies the length of time during which items such as data, documents, builds, and releases are to be retained.retention policyNounNotSelectedᏗᎦᎧᎯᏯᏍᏗ ᏗᎧᎿᏩᏛᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA communication technology based on short range (4cm or less) wireless data exchange.near field communicationNounNotSelectedNFCUSANounNotSelectedMassA communication technology based on short range (4cm or less) wireless data exchange.NFCNounMassNFCUSANounNotSelectedMassWhen referring to the use of licensed products, the misuse or any departure from the reasonable use of such products.abuseNounMassᎡᏍᎦ ᏱᎬᏁᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedMassA digital document used for authentication and network security that binds a public key to an entity that holds the corresponding private key.certificateNounSingularᎠᏓᎵᏍᎪᎸᏓᏁᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularA digital document used for authentication and network security that binds a public key to an entity that holds the corresponding private key.digital certificateNounSingularᎠᏓᎵᏍᎪᎸᏓᏁᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularA digital document used for authentication and network security that binds a public key to an entity that holds the corresponding private key.security certificateNounNotSelectedᎠᏓᎵᏍᎪᎸᏓᏁᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularIn mathematics, an action performed on a set of entities that produces a new entity. Examples of mathematical operations are addition and subtraction.operationNounSingularᎠᎢᏒᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA successful retrieval of a record matching a query.hitNounSingularᎠᏩᏛᏓUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe information provided with a product by a manufacturer describing how to use a product.documentationNounMassᎧᏃᎮᏢᎥᏍᎩ ᎪᏪᎵUSANounNotSelectedMassThe information provided with a product by a manufacturer describing how to use a product.docNounSingularᎧᏃᎮᏢᎥᏍᎩ ᎪᏪᎵUSANounNotSelectedMassThe information provided with a product by a manufacturer describing how to use a product.user documentationNounMassᎧᏃᎮᏢᎥᏍᎩ ᎪᏪᎵUSANounNotSelectedMassTo gain entry to memory in order to read or write data.accessVerbNotSelectedᎬᏴᏍᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo tap a device screen and hold one's finger or stylus in place.tap and holdVerbNotSelectedᎭᏒᏂᎦ ᎠᎴ ᎯᎾᎯᏍᏓUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA collection of visual elements and sounds for your computer desktop or device User Interface. A theme determines the look of the various visual elements of your User Interface, such as windows, icons, fonts, and colors, and it can include sounds.themeNounSingularᎤᏓᏤᏟᏓ ᏗᎧᏃᏗᏱUSANounNotSelectedSingularA collection of visual elements and sounds for your computer desktop or device User Interface. A theme determines the look of the various visual elements of your User Interface, such as windows, icons, fonts, and colors, and it can include sounds.desktop themeNounNotSelectedᎤᏓᏤᏟᏓ ᏗᎧᏃᏗᏱUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe Internet Explorer feature that allows users to surf the Web without leaving a browsing history, cookies or other information on the PC so they can do online banking on a shared computer, for example.InPrivateProperNounNotSelectedInPrivateUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA virtual community that provides people with opportunities to interact (via blogs, chats, newsgroups, webcasts, user groups, and forums) with Microsoft employees, experts, and peers in order to share knowledge and news about Microsoft technology.Microsoft communityNounSingularMicrosoft ᏍᎦᏚᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn alert that is set by the user to be activated at a particular time.alarmNounSingularᎠᏓᏕᏯᏙᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA renamed .cab file which contains a .theme file, and optionally one or more desktop backgrounds, icons, mouse pointer files, and sound files. It does not contain executables or screen savers.theme packNounNotSelectedᎤᏓᏤᏟᏓ ᏗᎧᏃᏗᏱ ᎦᏪᏅᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA renamed .cab file which contains a .theme file, and optionally one or more desktop backgrounds, icons, mouse pointer files, and sound files. It does not contain executables or screen savers..themepack fileNounNotSelectedᎤᏓᏤᏟᏓ ᏗᎧᏃᏗᏱ ᎦᏪᏅᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA folder that stores the user's graphics, e.g. digital pictures. Many graphic design and photo-editing programs use this location by default to open or save graphic files.PicturesProperNounSingularᏗᏟᎶᏍᏔᏅUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe process of validating content before publishing.approvalNounMassᎣᏏ ᎥᏰᎸᏍᎬᎢUSANounNotSelectedMassAn option on the Views menu in File Explorer that shows the most appropriate details for the file type in a flexible layout rather than only showing the details associated with the column headers in the view.ContentProperNounNotSelectedᎦᎸᏛᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe feature in Control Panel that provides the user with a single point of entry for tasks and notifications related to security and general PC software maintenance.Security and MaintenanceProperNounNotSelectedᎠᎦᏎᏍᏔᏅᎢ ᎠᎴ ᎣᏍᏓᎢᏯᏅᏁᎯUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA group of computers on a home network that can share pictures, music, videos, documents, and printers. A homegroup is created by using the HomeGroup feature; it is protected with a password.homegroupNounNotSelectedᏗᏇᏅᏒ ᎤᎾᏓᏡᎬUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA password that helps prevent unauthorized access to homegroup files and printers.homegroup passwordNounNotSelectedᏧᏪᏅᏒ ᎤᎾᏓᏡᎬᎢ ᎠᏍᏚᎢᏍᏙᏗ ᎥᎧᏁᎬᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn action that removes redundant messages from an email conversation to reduce information overload and improve readability.Clean UpProperNounNotSelectedᎯᏅᎦᎸᎲᎦUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA collection of items, such as files and folders, assembled from various locations. The locations might be on your computer, an external hard drive, removable media, or someone else’s computer.Windows libraryNounNotSelectedᏧᏂᎪᎵᏰᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA collection of items, such as files and folders, assembled from various locations. The locations might be on your computer, an external hard drive, removable media, or someone else’s computer.libraryNounNotSelectedᏧᏂᎪᎵᏰᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo mark an item so that it always appears in a specific place in the UI or in a list.pinVerbNotSelectedᎦᎭᏛᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo remove an item, such as a tile, library, movie, game, or app, from a given area of the UI, to make it inaccessible in that area.unpinVerbNotSelectedᎤᏟ ᏩᏴᏍᏙᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA user with role-based permission who can change settings for apps, services, users, subscriptions, and/or devices.adminNounSingularᏄᎬᏫᏳᏒᏕᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA user with role-based permission who can change settings for apps, services, users, subscriptions, and/or devices.administratorNounSingularᏄᎬᏫᏳᏒᏕᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA pencil tool that works with texture and simulates a real life pencil in stroke.natural pencilNounNotSelectedᏚᏳᎪᏛ ᏗᎪᏪᎶᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA Windows feature that enables users to easily roll back their PC to an earlier good state while keeping their data safe.System RecoveryProperNounNotSelectedᏄᏍᏗᏓᏅᎢ ᎠᏩᏛᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA view on a calendar that displays items such as meetings and events from left to right on a time scale and that can incorporate items from multiple calendars.timelineNounSingularᎠᏟᎢᎵᏒᎠ ᎠᏍᏓᏅᏅUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo modify the value of a property or attribute.changeVerbNotSelectedᎯᏁᏟᏴᎾUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA frame that contains text, shapes, pictures, or other content. A slide is a digital equivalent to a traditional film slide.slideNounSingularᏗᏓᏟᎶᏍᏔᏅUSANounNotSelectedSingularA Windows tool used to capture a screen shot, or snip, of any object on the screen, and then annotate, save, or share the image.Snipping ToolProperNounSingularᎠᎦᎳᏍᏗ ᎬᏔᏂᏓᏍᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularTo mark an email conversation so that all current and future messages in the conversation are automatically moved to the Deleted Items folder.ignoreVerbNotSelectedᏞᏍᏗ ᏥᎭᎦᏎᏍᏔᏂUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA definition of the structure of a particular type of data, which includes a definition of the allowed attributes and allowed relationships with other objects.schemaNounSingularschemaUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA feature that allows the user to apply custom or default markers to items (e.g. Outlook messages or OneNote content) in order to categorize information for easy retrieval and sorting.TagsProperNounPluralᏗᎦᏟᏌᏅᎯUSAProperNounNotSelectedPluralA feature that allows the user to apply custom or default markers to items (e.g. Outlook messages or OneNote content) in order to categorize information for easy retrieval and sorting.TagsProperNounPluralᏗᎦᏛᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA feature that allows the user to apply custom or default markers to items (e.g. Outlook messages or OneNote content) in order to categorize information for easy retrieval and sorting.CategoriesProperNounPluralᏗᎦᏟᏌᏅᎯUSAProperNounNotSelectedPluralA feature that allows the user to apply custom or default markers to items (e.g. Outlook messages or OneNote content) in order to categorize information for easy retrieval and sorting.CategoriesProperNounPluralᏗᎦᏛᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA page where there is no information displayedblank pageNounSingularᎪᏪᎳᏅᎢ ᎤᎦᏅᏓᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAny hardware or software that can detect events or environmental changes, such as your current location or the amount of light around your computer. For example, a notebook with a location sensor, such as a Global Positioning System (GPS) receiver, can determine your exact location. An ambient light sensor can detect when there is a change in lighting, and then a program can use that information to adjust the brightness of your screen.sensorNounNotSelectedᎠᏩᏘᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA device that includes an antenna, a radio receiver, and a processor for use with the worldwide GPS (Global Positioning System). A GPS receiver uses position and time information from four GPS satellites to calculate precise information about its current location, its speed of travel, and the current time.GPS receiverNounNotSelectedGPS ᎠᎩᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA category of sensor that can detect the current location of your computer.location sensorNounNotSelectedᎤᎿ ᎢᎬᎾᏕᎾ ᎠᏩᏘᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn area within the Windows Control Panel that provides support for sensors such as enabling, disabling or uninstalling sensors and sensor-enabled applications, changing sensor settings, etc.Location and Other SensorsProperNounNotSelectedᎤᎿ ᎢᎬᎾᏕᎾ ᎠᎴ ᏐᎢ ᎠᏩᏘᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA unit of information within a markup language that is defined by a tag, or a pair of tags surrounding some content, and includes any attributes defined within the initial tag.elementNounSingularᏑᏓᎴᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn arrangement of search results ordered by relevance using a special search algorithm.top resultsNounPluralᎢᎦᎢ ᏂᏚᎵᏍᏔᏅUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA single set of sign-in credentials (typically, email address and password) that is used to access the services provided by an online service provider (OSP).Web accountNounSingularᏓᏏᎳᏕᏫᏒ ᎠᏈᏴᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA single set of sign-in credentials (typically, email address and password) that is used to access the services provided by an online service provider (OSP).online accountNounNotSelectedᏓᏏᎳᏕᏫᏒ ᎠᏈᏴᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA single set of sign-in credentials (typically, email address and password) that is used to access the services provided by an online service provider (OSP).online identityNounNotSelectedᏓᏏᎳᏕᏫᏒ ᎠᏈᏴᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe process of maintaining connectivity outside of one's usual service or coverage area.roamingNounMassᎡᏙᎵᏙᎲUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA handler that displays a lightweight, read-only preview of a file’s contents without launching the application associated with the file. For example, a preview handler displays a Shell item in the Windows Explorer preview pane.previewerNounSingularᎢᎬᏱ ᏗᎪᎵᏰᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA handler that displays a lightweight, read-only preview of a file’s contents without launching the application associated with the file. For example, a preview handler displays a Shell item in the Windows Explorer preview pane.preview handlerNounSingularᎢᎬᏱ ᏗᎪᎵᏰᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA SmartArt graphic layout type that includes layouts designed to show nonsequential information.ListProperNounSingularᏕᎦᏅᏅᏛUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA SmartArt graphic layout type that includes layouts designed to show steps in a process or timeline.ProcessProperNounSingularᎢᏯᏛᏁᎵᏓᏍᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA SmartArt graphic layout type that includes layouts designed to show a continual process.CycleProperNounSingularᎤᏕᏲᏅUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA menu item that enables users to initiate operations, such as sending an instant message or playing a game.ActionsProperNounPluralᎠᏛᏁᎵᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedPluralA recognition feature that helps increase input speed and reduce effort by providing users with word completion and next word prediction alternates as the user is writing/typing.text predictionNounNotSelectedᎪᏪᎸ ᎢᎬᏱ ᏩᎪᏩᏘᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn extension of the conventional touch input feature to allow multiple fingers touching the computer or device screen at the same time.multi-touch inputNounNotSelectedᎢᎸᏍᎩ ᎢᏯᏒᏅᏍᏗ ᏥᏂᎬᏅUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn extension of the conventional touch input feature to allow multiple fingers touching the computer or device screen at the same time.multi-touch gestureNounNotSelectedᎢᎸᏍᎩ ᎢᏯᏒᏅᏍᏗ ᏥᏂᎬᏅUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA multi-touch gesture that consists of one or two fingers moving in the same direction, parallel to each other.panNounNotSelectedᎥᎦᏰᏌᏛ ᎠᎲᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA multi-touch gesture that consists of one or two fingers moving in the same direction, parallel to each other.panNounNotSelectedᎠᎲᏏᏓᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA multi-touch gesture that consists of one or two fingers moving in the same direction, parallel to each other.panningNounNotSelectedᎥᎦᏰᏌᏛ ᎠᎲᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA multi-touch gesture that consists of one or two fingers moving in the same direction, parallel to each other.panningNounNotSelectedᎠᎲᏏᏓᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA multi-touch gesture that consists of two fingers moving in opposite directions (-> <- or <- ->).zoomNounNotSelectedᏑᎻUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA multi-touch gesture that consists of two fingers moving around a center point or one finger moving around a finger that is not moving.rotationNounNotSelectedᎠᏗᏆᎸᏕᏲᎲUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe worldwide collection of networks and gateways that use the TCP/IP suite of protocols to communicate with one another.InternetNounSingularᎠᏏᎳᏕᏫᏒᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe worldwide collection of networks and gateways that use the TCP/IP suite of protocols to communicate with one another.INETNounSingularᎠᏏᎳᏕᏫᏒᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe worldwide collection of networks and gateways that use the TCP/IP suite of protocols to communicate with one another.cloudNounSingularᎠᏏᎳᏕᏫᏒᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe worldwide collection of networks and gateways that use the TCP/IP suite of protocols to communicate with one another.peer meshNounSingularᎠᏏᎳᏕᏫᏒᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe worldwide collection of networks and gateways that use the TCP/IP suite of protocols to communicate with one another.peer-to-peer graphNounSingularᎠᏏᎳᏕᏫᏒᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe worldwide collection of networks and gateways that use the TCP/IP suite of protocols to communicate with one another.meshNounSingularᎠᏏᎳᏕᏫᏒᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA collection of computing resources such as programs and virtual desktops that enable a user to accomplish a set of related tasks.workspaceNounNotSelectedᏗᎦᎸᏫᏍᏓᏁᎢ ᎢᎬᎾᏕUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe entity that offers a remote workspace, typically the IT department of the user’s employer, a business partner or vendor, or less commonly, a commercial application service provider. The publisher may use a digital certificate to represent its identity and use it to sign the remote resource files (e.g. RDP files) and the workspace description (e.g. Web Service feed).publisherNounNotSelectedᏗᎪᏪᎵᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo shut down a core processor for power saving purpose.parkVerbNotSelectedᎠᏗᎢUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA unique identifier made from four otherwise separate pieces of information. For example, a color can be specified by a black, yellow, magenta and cyan quad.quadNounNotSelectedᏅᎩ ᎪᏢᏔᏅᎯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo make an object, such as a file, accessible.openVerbNotSelectedᎯᏍᏚᎢUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedAn area of memory reserved for temporarily holding data before that data is used by a receiving device or application. Buffering protects against the interruption of data flow.bufferNounSingularᎠᎪᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe portion of InfoPath used to design forms.DesignerProperNounSingularᎪᏢᏅᎥᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo remove a user's changes from the Microsoft Office Document Cache without deleting the file on the server or removing the latest version downloaded from the server from the Office Document Cache.discard changesVerbNotSelectedᏗᏣᏚᎦ ᏕᏣᏁᏟᏴᏒᎢUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedThe mode of Windows Photo Viewer which consists of a top level window displaying one photograph at a time, with navigation controls.Photo ViewerProperNounNotSelectedᏗᏓᏟᎶᏍᏔᏅᎯ ᎠᎪᎵᏰᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA recordable media (such as CD-RW) to which you can only write once without reformatting.single session-only discNounNotSelectedᏌᏊ ᏱᏗᏠᎯᏍᏗ-ᎤᏩᏌ ᎠᏠᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA recordable media to which you can write several times without reformatting.multi session-capable discNounNotSelectedᎥᎦᎬᏙᏗ ᎠᏠᏗUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedA set of credentials that users can create, store and manage in Credential Manager.vaultNounNotSelectedᏍᏓᏯ ᎠᏍᏚᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe Microsoft app that creates sticky notes that can be shared between devices, that cloud sync, that are stored on Exchange, and that provide contextual reminders and actions that can be performed based on the content.Microsoft Sticky NotesProperNounNotSelectedᏧᎦᏣᎴᏍᏗ ᎪᏪᎵUSAProperNounNotSelectedPluralThe Microsoft app that creates sticky notes that can be shared between devices, that cloud sync, that are stored on Exchange, and that provide contextual reminders and actions that can be performed based on the content.Sticky NotesProperNounNotSelectedᏧᎦᏣᎴᏍᏗ ᎪᏪᎵUSAProperNounNotSelectedPluralAn individual piece of content that resembles a physical sticky note, is displayed across multiple apps and platforms, and that is created using Sticky Notes.sticky noteNounSingularᏧᏓᎦᏣᎦᎵ ᎪᏪᎵUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA labeled group of consecutive slides that helps the user navigate and organize presentations.presentation sectionNounSingularᎤᏓᎯᏢᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA labeled group of consecutive slides that helps the user navigate and organize presentations.sectionNounSingularᎤᏓᎯᏢᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo establish a Bluetooth link or connection between two Bluetooth–enabled devices.pairVerbNotSelectedᏗᎵᎪᏙᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo make a single file out of a set of files using a program such as compress, gzip, or PKZIP.zipVerbNotSelectedᎯᎧᏁᎦUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA horizontal bar at the top of a window that displays the name of the window.title barNounSingularᎦᎸᎳᏗ ᎦᎾᎸᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA horizontal bar at the top of a window that displays the name of the window.captionNounNotSelectedᎦᎸᎳᏗ ᎦᎾᎸᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA horizontal bar at the top of a window that displays the name of the window.caption barNounNotSelectedᎦᎸᎳᏗ ᎦᎾᎸᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo copy driver binaries, install services, and add registry keys for one or more drivers from a driver package onto a system, without the context of a specific device. A system can be booted from reflected drivers, however full device installation may still be required in order to enable full driver functionality.reflectVerbNotSelectedᎭᏓᏴᎳᏙᏍᎬᎢUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA Windows library that allows users to store, manage and share all their recorded TV items.Recorded TV LibraryProperNounNotSelectedRecorded TV ᏧᏂᎪᎵᏰᏗᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA Windows feature that provides a direct connection to a corporate network for people working outside of the office. It is a superior alternative to VPN.DirectAccessProperNounNotSelectedDirectAccessUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA PC (desktop and beyond) search platform that allows search of the local hard drive plus network locations like SharePoint sites and the Internet.Windows SearchProperNounNotSelectedWindows SearchUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA set of attributes that define a user's access to a given service or application.identityNounSingularᎠᏚᏓᎸᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA set of attributes that define a user's access to a given service or application.accountNounNotSelectedᎠᏚᏓᎸᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo break a connection.disconnectVerbNotSelectedᎱᏓᎳᎩUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA SmartArt graphic layout used to compare or show the relationship between two ideas. Each of the first two lines of Level 1 text corresponds to text at the top of one side of the center point. Emphasizes Level 2 text, which is limited to four shapes on each side of the center point. The balance tips towards the side with the most shapes containing Level 2 text. Unused text does not appear, but remains available if you switch layouts.BalanceProperNounSingularᎢᏗᎦᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularMarked by the use of serifs. For example, Goudy is a serif typeface, whereas Helvetica is a sans serif typeface.serifAdjectiveNotSelectedᏗᏟᎶᏍᏗᏍᎩ ᏩᏂᎨ ᎦᎾᏗᏅᏗUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedA company that provides services or content for its customers.providerNounSingularᎠᏁᏢᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA type of personal identification number (PIN) for the SIM card, consisting of 4 digits, that is used to gain access to your mobile phone.SIM PINNounNotSelectedSIM PINUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedOf, pertaining to, or characterized by capital letters.uppercaseAdjectiveNotSelectedᎦᎸᎳᏗ ᎦᏇᏅᎯUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedTo expose a virtual disk to the user, backed by a file.attachVerbNotSelectedᎯᏯᎸᎥᎦUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedThe administrative task of making remote resources available to its users, setting policies that control how users will connect, how they will find the remote resources, and what settings users will connect with.publishingNounNotSelectedᏓᏂᎴᏴᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo uninstall all software on a computer and reinstall a new Windows image.re-imageVerbNotSelectedᎥᎠᏅᏓᏗᏍᏙUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA small pop-up window that informs users of a non-critical problem or special condition in a control.balloonNounNotSelectedᎧᏁᎬ ᏗᎪᏪᎵUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA sensor that uses ultrasound, infrared, heat or vibration stimuli to detect movement.motion sensorNounNotSelectedᎠᏓᏅᏏᏙᎲ ᎠᏩᏘᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA biometric sensor that analyses your eye retina to recognize or authenticate identity.retinal scannerNounNotSelectedᏨᎦᏙᎵ ᎭᏫᏂ ᎠᎾᎦᎵᏍᎩ ᏗᏟᎶᏍᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA category of sensor that can respond to an applied stimulus by generating an electrical signal.electrical sensorNounNotSelectedᎠᎾᎦᎵᏍᎩ ᎠᏩᏘᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA category of sensor that is used for mechanical measurement of force, scale, pressure, strain, etc.mechanical sensorNounNotSelectedᏔᎷᎩᏍᎩ ᎠᏩᏘᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA category of sensor that tracks environmental changes such as temperature, atmospheric pressure, humidity, wind speed and wind direction.environmental sensorNounNotSelectedᎡᏍᎦᏂ ᏄᏍᏗᏓᏅᎢ ᎠᏩᏘᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA type of sensor that can determine without physical contact if an object/person is nearby, or can be used to measure the distance between the object/person and the sensor device.proximity sensorNounNotSelectedᎾᎥ ᏄᏍᏗᏓᏅ ᎠᏩᏘᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA type of sensor (such as a proximity sensor) that uses radio frequency identification (RFID) for a numerous purposes, such as identification of physical items, automatic log on, location of people, etc.radio frequency identification sensorNounNotSelectedRFID ᎠᏩᏘᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA type of sensor (such as a proximity sensor) that uses radio frequency identification (RFID) for a numerous purposes, such as identification of physical items, automatic log on, location of people, etc.RFID sensorNounNotSelectedRFID ᎠᏩᏘᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA sensor that responds to a pre-defined amount of light.light sensorNounNotSelectedᏚᎸᏌᏛ ᎠᏩᏘᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA view mode in Internet Explorer that determines whether content is rendered as if users were viewing it in a previous version of Internet Explorer.Compatibility ViewProperNounSingularᏗᏙᎸᎩ ᎨᏒ ᎠᎪᎵᏰᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA data type that will provide support for storing binary files within an Access database. More similar to the SharePoint concept of attachments than the current OLE object fields in Access. The data will be stored as a raw blob within the database.AttachmentNounSingularᎦᏯᎸᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) 802.11 wireless network in which Service Set Identifier (SSID) suppression is enabled.non-broadcast networkNounNotSelectedᎬᏍᎦᏝ ᏧᎾᏚᏓᎵUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) 802.11 wireless network in which Service Set Identifier (SSID) suppression is enabled.hidden networkNounSingularᎬᏍᎦᏝ ᏧᎾᏚᏓᎵUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe feature that prevents Internet Explorer from storing data about your browsing session. This helps prevent anyone else who might be using your computer from seeing where you visited and what you looked at on the Web.InPrivate BrowsingProperNounMassInPrivate ᎤᏲᎮᏍᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedMassThe feature that blocks third-party web content that could potentially track someone's web activity.InPrivate FilteringProperNounMassᎪᎷᏁᎩ ᎠᏓᏍᏆᏂᎪᏗᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe feature that blocks third-party web content that could potentially track someone's web activity.Tracking ProtectionProperNounSingularᎪᎷᏁᎩ ᎠᏓᏍᏆᏂᎪᏗᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA computer that belongs to a homegroup.homegroup computerNounNotSelectedᏧᏪᏅᏒ ᎤᎾᏓᏡᎬᎢ ᎠᎦᏙᎥᎯᏍᏗ ᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA troubleshooter that helps find and fix problems with viewing computers or shared files in a homegroup.HomeGroup troubleshooterNounNotSelectedᏧᏪᏅᏒ ᎤᎾᏓᏡᎬᎢ ᎣᏍᏓᏱᎬᏁᏗ ᎠᏛᏛᎮᎸᎥᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo group together multiple windows of the same application under a single button on the taskbar’s taskband.combineVerbNotSelectedᏔᎵᏍᏓUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA signal sent by a device to get the attention of the processor when the device is ready to accept or send information.interruptNounSingularᎤᏓᏲᏍᏓᏁᎸᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA signal sent by a device to get the attention of the processor when the device is ready to accept or send information.interrupt requestNounSingularᎤᏓᏲᏍᏓᏁᎸᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA signal sent by a device to get the attention of the processor when the device is ready to accept or send information.IRQNounSingularᎤᏓᏲᏍᏓᏁᎸᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA software or device that helps control your home smart devices automatically.home automation controllerNounNotSelectedᏧᏪᏅᏒ ᎤᏩᏌ ᎢᏯᏛᏁᎯ ᎠᎯᎵᏙᎯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn input device used chiefly for identification purposes that reads information that has been magnetically encoded, usually in two tracks, on a plastic card, such as a credit card or an employee badge.card readerNounNotSelectedᏆᎾᏲᏍᏗ ᎠᎪᎵᏰᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA notebook that is smaller in size and lighter in weight than a full-sized notebook, while retaining the same functionality.subnotebookNounNotSelectedᎭᏫᏂᏗᏜ ᎪᏪᎳᏅᏗ ᏗᎪᏪUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA notebook that is smaller in size and lighter in weight than a full-sized notebook, while retaining the same functionality.mini-notebookNounNotSelectedᎭᏫᏂᏗᏜ ᎪᏪᎳᏅᏗ ᏗᎪᏪUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedDamaged. Mostly used in regard to files or data.corruptedAdjectiveNotSelectedᎤᏲᏨᎯUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedA node that makes cached data available to clients needing to retrieve the data.peerNounNotSelectedᏱᎦᏲᎩᎾᏛᏂUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo apply a marker to content or items (like photos or text) to identify certain types of information.tagVerbNotSelectedᎦᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA COM-based multimedia platform and infrastructure for digital media in Microsoft Windows. It focuses on content protection, audio and video quality, and interoperability for digital rights management (DRM).Microsoft Media FoundationProperNounNotSelectedᏗᏓᏛᎪᏙᏗ ᎦᎫᏍᏓᎥUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA COM-based multimedia platform and infrastructure for digital media in Microsoft Windows. It focuses on content protection, audio and video quality, and interoperability for digital rights management (DRM).Microsoft Media FoundationProperNounNotSelectedMicrosoft ᏗᏓᏛᎪᏙᏗ ᎦᎫᏍᏓᎥUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA COM-based multimedia platform and infrastructure for digital media in Microsoft Windows. It focuses on content protection, audio and video quality, and interoperability for digital rights management (DRM).Media FoundationProperNounNotSelectedᏗᏓᏛᎪᏙᏗ ᎦᎫᏍᏓᎥUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA COM-based multimedia platform and infrastructure for digital media in Microsoft Windows. It focuses on content protection, audio and video quality, and interoperability for digital rights management (DRM).Media FoundationProperNounNotSelectedMicrosoft ᏗᏓᏛᎪᏙᏗ ᎦᎫᏍᏓᎥUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn individual box or button with which users enter information on an electronic form.form controlNounSingularᎠᎧᎵᎢᏍᏗ ᎠᎯᎸᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA quality of a product to be directly or indirectly usable by individuals with disabilities.a11yNounMassᎬᏴᏍᏗ ᎨᏒᎢUSANounNotSelectedMassA quality of a product to be directly or indirectly usable by individuals with disabilities.accessibilityNounMassᎬᏴᏍᏗ ᎨᏒᎢUSANounNotSelectedMassA search location exposed via .osdx templates and made possible via the OpenSearch technology. It connects the local search indexer to a remote index and provides the end user with the ability to search for files on a Web site or on an intranet site from within Windows.search connectorNounNotSelectedᎠᏱᏍᏗ ᏓᏠᎯᏍᏛUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA Web site from Microsoft which provides solutions for the top issues about Windows Update or Microsoft Update, and enables you to contact a support professional.Microsoft Update Solution CenterProperNounNotSelectedMicrosoft Update ᎣᏍᏓ ᏱᏧᏅᏁᏗ ᎠᏰᏟUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA searchable collection of articles and facts about a particular subject area.knowledge baseNounSingularKBUSANounNotSelectedSingularA searchable collection of articles and facts about a particular subject area.KBNounSingularKBUSANounNotSelectedSingularA view that shows all of the resources on a project and their work over time. This makes it easy to rearrange work, schedule new work, and manage a team's load.Team PlannerProperNounSingularᎤᎾᏓᏡᎬ ᏗᎫᎪᏔᏂᏙᎯUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo permit someone else to perform an action.allowVerbNotSelectedᏗᎵᏍᎪᏟᏙᏗᎢUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA piece of software that functions as an electronic calendar used for scheduling.calendar programNounSingularᏅᏓ ᏗᏎᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA piece of software that functions as an electronic calendar used for scheduling.calendarNounSingularᏅᏓ ᏗᏎᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe navigation button used to return to recently visited Web pages in Internet Explorer, Microsoft Edge, and other internet browsers.BackProperNounNotSelectedᎠᏏᎾᎦᏘUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe navigation button used to return to recently visited Web pages in Internet Explorer, Microsoft Edge, and other internet browsers.BackProperNounNotSelectedᎠᎰᏂUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedGenerally, any part of a computer system or network, such as a disk drive, printer, or memory, that can be allotted to a running program or a process.resourceNounSingularᎠᏓᏁᏢᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA term that can be added to a search to filter the results by a specific property (for example, by author). Relevant search filters appear under the search box in any open folder.search filterNounNotSelectedᎠᏱᏍᏗ ᎬᎫᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA rectangular bar displayed in an application's window, often at the top, from which menus can be selected by the user.menu barNounSingularᎪᏪᎳᎾᎥᎢ ᎦᎾᎸᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA soft keyboard that is displayed with a different set of settings by default (larger buttons, bigger size, etc.) when you launch the Tablet PC Input Panel with touch. This is to facilitate touch input.touch keyboardNounNotSelectedᎠᏒᏂᏍᏗᎢ ᏗᏐᏅᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA small, affordable laptop that is designed to perform a limited number of tasks such as web browsing and email.netbookNounSingularᎠᏏᏕᎳᏫᏒᎢ ᏗᎪᏪᎵUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA small, affordable laptop that is designed to perform a limited number of tasks such as web browsing and email.small notebook PCNounSingularᎠᏏᏕᎳᏫᏒᎢ ᏗᎪᏪᎵUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA message that appears at a specified interval before an appointment, meeting, or task that announces when the activity is set to occur.reminderNounSingularᎠᏓᏅᏓᏗᏍᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA real-time, physical action applied to an object, in which multiple contact points are used simultaneously.multitouchNounNotSelectedᎢᎸᏍᎩ ᎢᏯᏒᏅᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA real-time, physical action applied to an object, in which multiple contact points are used simultaneously.multi-touchNounNotSelectedᎢᎸᏍᎩ ᎢᏯᏒᏅᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo change between states or modes.switchVerbNotSelectedᎦᏁᏟᏴᏍᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo associate two pieces of information with one another.bindVerbNotSelectedᏕᎦᏢᎥᎢUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA slide show mode that displays content in a manageable window that can be resized and features navigation buttons. This mode is optimized for reviewing presentations, allowing users to get the full experience, complete with animations and media, while performing other tasks, such as taking notes.Reading ViewProperNounSingularᎠᎪᎵᏰᏗ ᎠᎪᎵᏰᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA high-level linear representation of a project schedule that can be easily formatted, annotated, and copied and pasted from Project into other Office applications.timelineNounSingularᎠᏟᎢᎵᏒᎠ ᎠᏍᏓᏅᏅUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe combination of hardware (touchscreen or touchpad) and software elements that provides a way to control programs by touching multiple points on the screen simultaneously.multi-touchNounMassᎢᎸᏍᎩ ᎢᏯᏒᏂᎸᎢUSANounNotSelectedMassAn object created using drawing tools or commands.shapeNounSingularᎤᏙᏢᏒᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe street address or geographical coordinates of a user, and (by way of extensions) of the user’s computer or devices.locationNounSingularᎤᎿ ᎢᎬᎾᏕᎾUSANounNotSelectedSingularA person responsible for planning, configuring, and managing the day-to-day operation of the network.network administratorNounSingularᏧᎾᏚᏓᎵ ᎤᎦᏎᏍᏗᏕᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe feature that allows users to stream music, images or videos to a specific device on their home network.Play ToProperNounNotSelectedᏔᏁᎶᎲᎦ ᎾᎿUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe feature that allows users to stream music, images or videos to a specific device on their home network.Cast to DeviceProperNounNotSelectedᏔᏁᎶᎲᎦ ᎾᎿUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo enter information by means of the keyboard or other input method.enterVerbNotSelectedᎥᎧᏁᏉᏍᎬᎢUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedAn attribute of an object that is used to define its state, appearance, or value.propertyNounSingularᎦᏙᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularA site element that stores and displays a collection of data that team members and other site users can share.SharePoint listNounSingularᏕᎦᏅᏅᏛUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA site element that stores and displays a collection of data that team members and other site users can share.listNounSingularᏕᎦᏅᏅᏛUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA standard control that resembles a notebook and lets the user navigate different sections of information without leaving the current element on the screen.tab controlNounSingularᎦᏛᏗ ᎠᎯᎸᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn ability to view data or navigate to or within a physical or virtual computer environment.accessNounMassᎬᏴᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedMassTo combine thereby increasing the quantity or size of something.addVerbNotSelectedᎧᏁᏉᏍᏗUSAAdverbNotSelectedNotSelectedAny temporary storage space used within or in conjunction with a computer, such as RAM or a USB flash drive.temporary memoryNounNotSelectedᎠᏅᏓᏗᏍᏙUSANounNotSelectedSingularAny temporary storage space used within or in conjunction with a computer, such as RAM or a USB flash drive.memoryNounSingularᎠᏅᏓᏗᏍᏙUSANounNotSelectedSingularA microcomputer designed for use by one person at a time. Personal computers do not need to share the processing, disk, and printer resources of another computer.single-user computerNounSingularPCUSANounNotSelectedSingularA microcomputer designed for use by one person at a time. Personal computers do not need to share the processing, disk, and printer resources of another computer.PCNounSingularPCUSANounNotSelectedSingularA microcomputer designed for use by one person at a time. Personal computers do not need to share the processing, disk, and printer resources of another computer.personal computerNounSingularPCUSANounNotSelectedSingularA UI or media segment that can display on top of or play concurrently with another UI or media segment.overlayNounSingularᏚᏓᏐᏝᎥᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA powerful stand-alone computer of the sort used in computer-aided design and other applications requiring a high-end, usually expensive, machine with considerable calculating or graphics capability.workstationNounSingularᏧᏂᎸᏫᏍᏓᏁᏗ ᎤᏂᏴᏍᏘᏱUSANounNotSelectedSingularOn retailer websites, a collection of desired products or items a customer saves to their user account for future reference.wish listNounSingularᎪᎱᏍᏗ ᏓᏆᏚᎵ ᏕᎪᏪᎸUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe amount of battery power left on the system.battery levelNounSingularᎠᎾᎦᎵᏍᎩ ᎬᏂᏗᏍᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe amount of battery power left on the system.battery levelNounSingularᎠᎾᎦᎵᏍᎩ ᏄᏟᏂᎬᎬ ᎧᏃᎮᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe amount of battery power left on the system.battery chargeNounSingularᎠᎾᎦᎵᏍᎩ ᎬᏂᏗᏍᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe amount of battery power left on the system.battery chargeNounSingularᎠᎾᎦᎵᏍᎩ ᏄᏟᏂᎬᎬ ᎧᏃᎮᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo return to a stable condition after some error has occurred. A program recovers from an error by stabilizing itself and resuming execution of instructions without user intervention.recoverVerbNotSelectedᎠᏩᏛᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedIn programming, the order and sequence of input and output.layoutNounSingularᏱᎬᏂUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe date after which information or a resource is no longer valid.expiration dateNounSingularᎠᎵᏍᏆᏗᏍᎬ ᎢᎦUSANounNotSelectedSingularA predefined set of harmonized colors that you can apply to text and objects. Text and objects with an applied scheme color will change automatically when you switch to a new color scheme or modify the current color scheme.color schemeNounSingularᎠᏑᏫᏓ ᏚᏓᏡᎬᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA process that restricts the flow of data.throttleNounSingularᎠᏓᏍᏚᏁᏗ ᎦᏟᏌᏅᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularA document listing common questions and answers on a particular subject.FAQNounSingularᏂᎪᎯᎸ ᎠᏛᏛᎮᏢᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe file name extension of a data file that stores your messages and other items on your computer..pstOtherOther.pstUSAOtherNotSelectedNotSelectedA space, shown onscreen as a box, that contains a particular element of your publication.frameNounSingularᎦᏘᏅᏛᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA task page in the Windows Control Panel from where customers can get real-time status information about their network, and also make changes to settings.Network and Sharing CenterProperNounSingularᏧᎾᏚᏓᎵ ᎠᎴ ᎠᏯᏙᎯᏍᏗ ᎠᏰᏟUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe set of Microsoft software for email, instant messaging, photos, and personal movies available to customers in a single download and installation.Windows Live EssentialsProperNounSingularWindows ᎤᎵᏍᎨᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe set of Microsoft software for email, instant messaging, photos, and personal movies available to customers in a single download and installation.Windows EssentialsProperNounSingularWindows ᎤᎵᏍᎨᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularTo bring information from one system or program into another.importVerbNotSelectedᏓᏳᏂᏌᏙᏴᎢUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA geographical area that observes the same local time.time zoneNounSingularᎠᏟᎢᎵᏒ ᏗᏓᏓᎴᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA unit of computer or device memory equal to 1,024 megabytes (1,024 1,048,576, [230] bytes).GBNounMassGBUSANounNotSelectedMassA unit of computer or device memory equal to 1,024 megabytes (1,024 1,048,576, [230] bytes).GBNounMassgigabyteUSANounNotSelectedSingularA unit of computer or device memory equal to 1,024 megabytes (1,024 1,048,576, [230] bytes).gigabyteNounSingularGBUSANounNotSelectedMassA unit of computer or device memory equal to 1,024 megabytes (1,024 1,048,576, [230] bytes).gigabyteNounSingulargigabyteUSANounNotSelectedSingularA meaningful shorthand that makes it easier to understand the purpose of a cell reference, constant, formula, or table, each of which may be difficult to comprehend at first glance.nameNounSingularᏚᏙᎥᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA reusable magnetic storage medium. The floppy disk used today is the rigid 3.5-inch microfloppy that holds 1.44 MB. It is called floppy because the first varieties were housed in bendable jackets.magnetic diskNounSingularᎠᏠᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA reusable magnetic storage medium. The floppy disk used today is the rigid 3.5-inch microfloppy that holds 1.44 MB. It is called floppy because the first varieties were housed in bendable jackets.magnetic diskNounSingularᏩᏂᎨ ᎠᏠᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA reusable magnetic storage medium. The floppy disk used today is the rigid 3.5-inch microfloppy that holds 1.44 MB. It is called floppy because the first varieties were housed in bendable jackets.floppy diskNounSingularᎠᏠᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA reusable magnetic storage medium. The floppy disk used today is the rigid 3.5-inch microfloppy that holds 1.44 MB. It is called floppy because the first varieties were housed in bendable jackets.floppy diskNounSingularᏩᏂᎨ ᎠᏠᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA reusable magnetic storage medium. The floppy disk used today is the rigid 3.5-inch microfloppy that holds 1.44 MB. It is called floppy because the first varieties were housed in bendable jackets.diskNounSingularᎠᏠᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA reusable magnetic storage medium. The floppy disk used today is the rigid 3.5-inch microfloppy that holds 1.44 MB. It is called floppy because the first varieties were housed in bendable jackets.diskNounSingularᏩᏂᎨ ᎠᏠᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn option that isolates the foreground portion of an image and make the background transparent.Remove BackgroundProperNounNotSelectedᎯᎲᎾ ᎣᏂ ᏗᏜ ᏄᏍᏗᏓᏅUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo set again with a different value.resetVerbNotSelectedᏥᏙᎯᎧᎲᎦUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedIn communications, the portion of a Data Terminal Equipment (DTE) device that sends data.data sourceNounSingularᎦᏟᏌᏅᎯ ᏅᏓᏳᏓᎴᏅᎯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA feature that uses speech recognition to enable you to interact with your computer or other devices by voice. You can dictate documents and emails in mainstream applications, and use voice commands to start and switch between applications, control the operating system and even fill out forms on the web.Windows Speech RecognitionProperNounMassWindows ᎥᎦᏬᏂᏍᎬ ᎪᏟᏍᏙᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedMassA text-based post on Twitter.TweetProperNounSingularᎠᏥᎠUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA text-based post on Twitter.tweetNounNotSelectedᎠᏥᎠUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe Bing service that allows search and view of maps and satellite images.Bing MapsProperNounPluralBing ᎡᎶᎯ ᏓᏟᎶᏍᏛᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedPluralThe Bing service that allows search and view of maps and satellite images.MapsProperNounPluralBing ᎡᎶᎯ ᏓᏟᎶᏍᏛᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedPluralAn annotation that describes or emphasizes an element of a drawing or image and is typically connected to that drawing or image by a line.calloutNounSingularᏩᏓᏯᏂᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularDescriptive text that represents the audio content of a television or video program as text on the screen.captionNounSingularᎠᏂᏬᏂᏍᎬᎢ ᏕᎪᏪᎸᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularDescriptive text that represents the audio content of a television or video program as text on the screen.captionNounSingularᎠᏍᏚᏅᎩ ᎠᏂᏬᏂᏍᎬᎢ ᏕᎪᏪᎸᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularDescriptive text that represents the audio content of a television or video program as text on the screen.closed captionNounSingularᎠᏂᏬᏂᏍᎬᎢ ᏕᎪᏪᎸᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularDescriptive text that represents the audio content of a television or video program as text on the screen.closed captionNounSingularᎠᏍᏚᏅᎩ ᎠᏂᏬᏂᏍᎬᎢ ᏕᎪᏪᎸᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularDescriptive text that represents the audio content of a television or video program as text on the screen.CCNounSingularᎠᏂᏬᏂᏍᎬᎢ ᏕᎪᏪᎸᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularDescriptive text that represents the audio content of a television or video program as text on the screen.CCNounSingularᎠᏍᏚᏅᎩ ᎠᏂᏬᏂᏍᎬᎢ ᏕᎪᏪᎸᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA tab on the ribbon that takes users to Microsoft Office Backstage view.File tabNounSingularᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏙᏗ ᎦᏛᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA feature of Microsoft Office that allows the user to view and edit image document formats like .TIF, which is the format most traditionally used in fax transmissions (IOs, T&Cs, etc.).Microsoft Office Document ImagingProperNounMassMODIUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA feature of Microsoft Office that allows the user to view and edit image document formats like .TIF, which is the format most traditionally used in fax transmissions (IOs, T&Cs, etc.).MODIProperNounMassMODIUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA portable computer that combines a processor, screen, and keyboard in a single case. The screen folds down onto the keyboard when not in use.laptopNounSingularᎠᏄᎳᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularIn operating systems, the process of reserving memory for use by a program.allocationNounMassᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏙᏗ ᏗᏯᏙᎯᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedIn operating systems, the process of reserving memory for use by a program.storage allocationNounNotSelectedᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏙᏗ ᏗᏯᏙᎯᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedIn operating systems, the process of reserving memory for use by a program.memory allocationNounNotSelectedᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏙᏗ ᏗᏯᏙᎯᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn online process that confirms whether installed software was properly activated.validationNounMassᎤᏙᎯᏳᏒᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA shaded outline that appears behind an object or text and creates the illusion of depth.drop shadowNounSingularᎡᎳᏗ ᏱᎬᏁᏗ ᎤᏓᏩᏗᏍᎬᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA shaded outline that appears behind an object or text and creates the illusion of depth.drop shadowNounSingularᎤᏓᏩᏗᏍᎬᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA shaded outline that appears behind an object or text and creates the illusion of depth.shadowNounSingularᎡᎳᏗ ᏱᎬᏁᏗ ᎤᏓᏩᏗᏍᎬᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA shaded outline that appears behind an object or text and creates the illusion of depth.shadowNounSingularᎤᏓᏩᏗᏍᎬᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe year 2010 edition of the Microsoft messaging and collaboration client software for personal computers accessing Microsoft Exchange Server-based email and collaboration services.Microsoft Outlook 2010ProperNounNotSelectedMicrosoft Outlook 2010USAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn Intel microprocessor that uses explicitly parallel instruction set computing and 64-bit memory addressing. "Itanium-based" refers to systems or platforms that are based on the Itanium processor. "Itanium2-based" refers to systems or platforms that are based on the Itanium2 processor. "Itanium architecture-based" refers to systems or platforms that are based on the Itanium and Itanium2 processors.ItaniumProperNounNotSelectedItaniumUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn online community where members can virtually socialize by posting and commenting on a newsfeed, by chatting, and by sharing photos, images, articles, and other content.social networkNounSingularᎠᎾᏓᏟᏏᏍᎬ ᏧᎾᏚᏓᎵUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn online community where members can virtually socialize by posting and commenting on a newsfeed, by chatting, and by sharing photos, images, articles, and other content.networkNounNotSelectedᎠᎾᏓᏟᏏᏍᎬ ᏧᎾᏚᏓᎵUSANounNotSelectedSingularA group of characters that have some relationship in common.character setNounSingularᎪᏪᎸ ᎤᎾᏓᏡᎬUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA group of characters that have some relationship in common.charsetNounSingularᎪᏪᎸ ᎤᎾᏓᏡᎬUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe vertical bar at the right of a window that users can click to move through a document.vertical scroll barNounSingularᎤᎦᏅᏓᏛ ᎦᏅᏍᎩ ᎦᏙᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe vertical bar at the right of a window that users can click to move through a document.vertical scrollbarNounSingularᎤᎦᏅᏓᏛ ᎦᏅᏍᎩ ᎦᏙᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA menu item with options that can be applied to a file before it is shared with others (e.g. 'Mark as Final' or 'Add a Digital Signature').PrepareProperNounNotSelectedᎭᏛᏅᎢᏍᏓUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedAn application commonly used for budgets, forecasting, and other finance-related tasks that organizes data values using cells, where the relationships between cells are defined by formulas. A change to one cell produces changes to related cells. Spreadsheet programs usually provide graphing capabilities for output and a variety of formatting options for text, numeric values, and graph features.spreadsheet programNounSingularᏗᎧᏅᏑᎵ ᎪᏪᎵUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn application commonly used for budgets, forecasting, and other finance-related tasks that organizes data values using cells, where the relationships between cells are defined by formulas. A change to one cell produces changes to related cells. Spreadsheet programs usually provide graphing capabilities for output and a variety of formatting options for text, numeric values, and graph features.spreadsheetNounSingularᏗᎧᏅᏑᎵ ᎪᏪᎵUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA file that contains configuration information for a specific user, such as desktop settings, persistent network connections, and application settings.user profileNounSingularᎬᏗᏍᎩ ᏄᏍᏗᏓᏅᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA file that contains configuration information for a specific user, such as desktop settings, persistent network connections, and application settings.profileNounSingularᎬᏗᏍᎩ ᏄᏍᏗᏓᏅᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA copy of a database that is a member of a replica set and can be synchronized with other replicas in the set.replicaNounSingularᏧᏠᏱ ᏕᎦᎧᎲUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA performer of a song or other audio recording.artistNounSingularᏗᎧᏃᎩᏓ ᎠᏏᎾᏌᏂUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe process of adding software to a computer system.installationNounMassᎦᏘᏅᏛᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedMassA prewritten formula that simplifies the process of entering calculations and enables the user to use formulas that might be difficult to build from scratch.functionNounSingularᏧᎸᏫᏍᏓᏁᏗᏱUSANounNotSelectedSingularA view for delivering a presentation that displays it as the audience will see it.Slide Show viewProperNounSingularᏗᏓᏟᎶᏍᏔᏅ ᏍᎩᎪᏩᏛᏓUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA view for delivering a presentation that displays it as the audience will see it.Slide ShowProperNounNotSelectedᏗᏓᏟᎶᏍᏔᏅ ᏍᎩᎪᏩᏛᏓUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo add a personal touch to something.personalizeVerbNotSelectedᎤᏩ ᎤᏤᎵ ᏱᎬᏁᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedAn application that is meant to run on a desktop or laptop computer.desktop applicationNounSingularᎦᏍᎩᎶᎩ ᎦᏚ ᎤᎾᏙᏢᏒUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn application that is meant to run on a desktop or laptop computer.desktop appNounSingularᎦᏍᎩᎶᎩ ᎦᏚ ᎤᎾᏙᏢᏒUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn application that is meant to run on a desktop or laptop computer.desktop programNounSingularᎦᏍᎩᎶᎩ ᎦᏚ ᎤᎾᏙᏢᏒUSANounNotSelectedSingularA transmission medium designed for high-speed data transfers over long distances. Cable modem services and Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) are examples of broadband networks.broadbandNounMassᎠᏯᏖᎾ ᎠᏓᏠᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedMassA transmission medium designed for high-speed data transfers over long distances. Cable modem services and Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) are examples of broadband networks.broadband networkNounSingularᎠᏯᏖᎾ ᎠᏓᏠᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedMassOf, pertaining to, or being an object or image having or appearing to have all three spatial dimensions (length, width, and depth).three-dimensionalAdjectiveNotSelected3DUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedOf, pertaining to, or being an object or image having or appearing to have all three spatial dimensions (length, width, and depth).three-dimensionalAdjectiveNotSelected3-DUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedOf, pertaining to, or being an object or image having or appearing to have all three spatial dimensions (length, width, and depth).3-DAdjectiveNotSelected3DUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedOf, pertaining to, or being an object or image having or appearing to have all three spatial dimensions (length, width, and depth).3-DAdjectiveNotSelected3-DUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedOf, pertaining to, or being an object or image having or appearing to have all three spatial dimensions (length, width, and depth).3DAdjectiveNotSelected3DUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedOf, pertaining to, or being an object or image having or appearing to have all three spatial dimensions (length, width, and depth).3DAdjectiveNotSelected3-DUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedThe complementary tasks of gathering and distributing data. Input is data that is acquired from a device or entered by the user through a device. Output is data that is sent to a device.I/ONounMassI/OUSANounNotSelectedMassThe complementary tasks of gathering and distributing data. Input is data that is acquired from a device or entered by the user through a device. Output is data that is sent to a device.input/outputNounMassI/OUSANounNotSelectedMassAn online action, such as updating a status message, publishing photos, or updating profile info.activityNounSingularᎢᏯᏛᏁᎵᏓᏍᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe creation of an image containing geometric models, using color and shading to give the image a realistic look. Usually part of a geometric modeling package such as a CAD program, rendering uses mathematics to describe the location of a light source in relation to the object and to calculate the way in which the light would create highlights, shading, and variations in color. The degree of realism can range from opaque, shaded polygons to images approximating photographs in their complexity.renderingNounMassᏗᏟᎶᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedMassA standard Windows control that supports scrolling.scroll barNounSingularᎤᎦᏅᏓᏛ ᎦᏅᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe Microsoft owned technology that allows the embedding and linking of objects, such as documents, allowing for the addition of different kinds of data from different applications.object linking and embeddingNounMassOLEUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe Microsoft owned technology that allows the embedding and linking of objects, such as documents, allowing for the addition of different kinds of data from different applications.OLENounMassOLEUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo connect to a resource, either remotely or locally.accessVerbNotSelectedᎬᏴᏍᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA small device used to store information. USB flash drives plug into computer USB ports so you can copy information to or from them, making it easy to share and transport information.USB driveNounSingularUSB flash ᎠᏠᏓᎪᎵᏰᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA small device used to store information. USB flash drives plug into computer USB ports so you can copy information to or from them, making it easy to share and transport information.USB driveNounSingularUSB ᎠᏠᏓᎪᎵᏰᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedPluralA small device used to store information. USB flash drives plug into computer USB ports so you can copy information to or from them, making it easy to share and transport information.USB flash driveNounSingularUSB flash ᎠᏠᏓᎪᎵᏰᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA small device used to store information. USB flash drives plug into computer USB ports so you can copy information to or from them, making it easy to share and transport information.USB flash driveNounSingularUSB ᎠᏠᏓᎪᎵᏰᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedPluralA small device used to store information. USB flash drives plug into computer USB ports so you can copy information to or from them, making it easy to share and transport information.UFDNounNotSelectedUSB flash ᎠᏠᏓᎪᎵᏰᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA small device used to store information. USB flash drives plug into computer USB ports so you can copy information to or from them, making it easy to share and transport information.UFDNounNotSelectedUSB ᎠᏠᏓᎪᎵᏰᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedPluralA small device used to store information. USB flash drives plug into computer USB ports so you can copy information to or from them, making it easy to share and transport information.flash driveNounSingularUSB flash ᎠᏠᏓᎪᎵᏰᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA small device used to store information. USB flash drives plug into computer USB ports so you can copy information to or from them, making it easy to share and transport information.flash driveNounSingularUSB ᎠᏠᏓᎪᎵᏰᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedPluralA small device used to store information. USB flash drives plug into computer USB ports so you can copy information to or from them, making it easy to share and transport information.pen driveNounSingularUSB flash ᎠᏠᏓᎪᎵᏰᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA small device used to store information. USB flash drives plug into computer USB ports so you can copy information to or from them, making it easy to share and transport information.pen driveNounSingularUSB ᎠᏠᏓᎪᎵᏰᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedPluralA small device used to store information. USB flash drives plug into computer USB ports so you can copy information to or from them, making it easy to share and transport information.key driveNounSingularUSB flash ᎠᏠᏓᎪᎵᏰᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA small device used to store information. USB flash drives plug into computer USB ports so you can copy information to or from them, making it easy to share and transport information.key driveNounSingularUSB ᎠᏠᏓᎪᎵᏰᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedPluralA set of possible values for an independent variable in a function or for a database attribute.domainNounSingularᎢᎬᏂᏕᎾ ᏫᎦᎷᎬUSANounNotSelectedSingularA chunk of data that a Web server sends to a browser, which in turn saves it and sends it back when accessing the Web server again.cookieNounSingularᎤᎦᎾᏍᏓUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe feature that allows users to navigate directly to the webpage of the top-ranked search result when a search is performed in the address bar.Address Bar Top ResultProperNounSingularᎪᏪᎵ ᏫᏗᎦᏅᏗ ᎦᏅᏍᎩ ᏫᏓᏤᏢ ᏂᏚᎵᏍᏔᏅUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe ability of a word-processing program or a text-editing program to break lines of text automatically to stay within the page margins or window boundaries of a document without the user having to do so with carriage returns, as is typically necessary on a typewriter.word wrapNounSingularᎧᏁᎢᏍᏗ ᎠᏕᏲᎲᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe ability of a word-processing program or a text-editing program to break lines of text automatically to stay within the page margins or window boundaries of a document without the user having to do so with carriage returns, as is typically necessary on a typewriter.word wrapNounSingularᎠᎪᎵᏰᏗ ᎠᏕᏲᎲᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe ability of a word-processing program or a text-editing program to break lines of text automatically to stay within the page margins or window boundaries of a document without the user having to do so with carriage returns, as is typically necessary on a typewriter.wordwrapNounMassᎧᏁᎢᏍᏗ ᎠᏕᏲᎲᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe ability of a word-processing program or a text-editing program to break lines of text automatically to stay within the page margins or window boundaries of a document without the user having to do so with carriage returns, as is typically necessary on a typewriter.wordwrapNounMassᎠᎪᎵᏰᏗ ᎠᏕᏲᎲᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe ability of a word-processing program or a text-editing program to break lines of text automatically to stay within the page margins or window boundaries of a document without the user having to do so with carriage returns, as is typically necessary on a typewriter.line wrapNounMassᎧᏁᎢᏍᏗ ᎠᏕᏲᎲᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe ability of a word-processing program or a text-editing program to break lines of text automatically to stay within the page margins or window boundaries of a document without the user having to do so with carriage returns, as is typically necessary on a typewriter.line wrapNounMassᎠᎪᎵᏰᏗ ᎠᏕᏲᎲᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe ability of a word-processing program or a text-editing program to break lines of text automatically to stay within the page margins or window boundaries of a document without the user having to do so with carriage returns, as is typically necessary on a typewriter.text wrapNounMassᎧᏁᎢᏍᏗ ᎠᏕᏲᎲᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe ability of a word-processing program or a text-editing program to break lines of text automatically to stay within the page margins or window boundaries of a document without the user having to do so with carriage returns, as is typically necessary on a typewriter.text wrapNounMassᎠᎪᎵᏰᏗ ᎠᏕᏲᎲᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA value that is used in Microsoft Points to enable efficient micropayments and prepaid purchase for cash based consumers (including kids/teens, as well as emerging and developing markets) and provide a mechanism to directly reward loyal customers.pointNounSingularᎤᏓᏓᏟUSANounNotSelectedSingularA value that is used in Microsoft Points to enable efficient micropayments and prepaid purchase for cash based consumers (including kids/teens, as well as emerging and developing markets) and provide a mechanism to directly reward loyal customers.pNounSingularᎤᏓᏓᏟUSANounNotSelectedSingularA directory of information about data sets, files, or a database. It usually describes where a data set, file or database entity is located and may also include other information, such as the type of device on which each data set or file is stored.catalogNounSingularᏕᎦᏅᏃᏛ ᏗᎪᏪᎵUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn organization that provides a connection to the internet and services related to that.Internet service providerNounSingularᎢᏯᏓᏛᏁᏗ ᎠᏁᏢᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn organization that provides a connection to the internet and services related to that.Internet service providerNounSingularISPUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn organization that provides a connection to the internet and services related to that.ISPNounSingularᎢᏯᏓᏛᏁᏗ ᎠᏁᏢᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn organization that provides a connection to the internet and services related to that.ISPNounSingularISPUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn organization that provides a connection to the internet and services related to that.access providerNounSingularᎢᏯᏓᏛᏁᏗ ᎠᏁᏢᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn organization that provides a connection to the internet and services related to that.access providerNounSingularISPUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn organization that provides a connection to the internet and services related to that.service providerNounSingularᎢᏯᏓᏛᏁᏗ ᎠᏁᏢᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn organization that provides a connection to the internet and services related to that.service providerNounSingularISPUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn organization that provides a connection to the internet and services related to that.Internet access providerNounSingularᎢᏯᏓᏛᏁᏗ ᎠᏁᏢᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn organization that provides a connection to the internet and services related to that.Internet access providerNounSingularISPUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn organization that provides a connection to the internet and services related to that.IAPNounSingularᎢᏯᏓᏛᏁᏗ ᎠᏁᏢᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn organization that provides a connection to the internet and services related to that.IAPNounSingularISPUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedSelf-propagating malicious software that can automatically distribute itself from one computer to another through network connections. A worm can take harmful action, such as consuming network or local system resources, possibly causing a denial of service attack.wormNounSingularᎤᏥᏯUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo organize information, such as a list of files, in a particular order. For example, a list of files can be sorted alphabetically by name in ascending or descending order.sortVerbNotSelectedᏗᎦᏅᏃᏙᏗᏱUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA security solution that segregates one portion of a network from another portion, allowing only authorized network traffic to pass through according to traffic filtering rules.firewallNounSingularᎠᏥᎳᏍᏆᏚᎵUSANounNotSelectedSingularA security solution that segregates one portion of a network from another portion, allowing only authorized network traffic to pass through according to traffic filtering rules.security-edge gatewayNounSingularᎠᏥᎳᏍᏆᏚᎵUSANounNotSelectedSingularA listing of keywords and associated data that point to the location of more comprehensive information, such as files and records on a disk or record keys in a database.search indexNounNotSelectedᏂᎬᎿᏅ ᎠᏓᏎᎮᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularA listing of keywords and associated data that point to the location of more comprehensive information, such as files and records on a disk or record keys in a database.indexNounSingularᏂᎬᎿᏅ ᎠᏓᏎᎮᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe public multinational corporation that develops, manufactures, licenses, and supports a wide range of products and services predominantly related to computing.MicrosoftProperNounSingularMicrosoftUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe public multinational corporation that develops, manufactures, licenses, and supports a wide range of products and services predominantly related to computing.MicrosoftProperNounSingularMicrosoft CorporationUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe public multinational corporation that develops, manufactures, licenses, and supports a wide range of products and services predominantly related to computing.Microsoft CorporationProperNounSingularMicrosoftUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe public multinational corporation that develops, manufactures, licenses, and supports a wide range of products and services predominantly related to computing.Microsoft CorporationProperNounSingularMicrosoft CorporationUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe public multinational corporation that develops, manufactures, licenses, and supports a wide range of products and services predominantly related to computing.MSFTProperNounNotSelectedMicrosoftUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe public multinational corporation that develops, manufactures, licenses, and supports a wide range of products and services predominantly related to computing.MSFTProperNounNotSelectedMicrosoft CorporationUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA visual representation such as a picture, chart or table.graphicNounSingularᏓᏟᎶᏍᏗᏓᏅUSANounNotSelectedSingularA process of repeated installation of a product, feature, tool, kit, pack, etc.reinstallationNounMassᎥᎤᎾᏂᎬᏅᏗUSANounNotSelectedMassThe special identification code printed as a set of vertical bars of differing widths on books, grocery products, and other merchandise. Used for rapid, error-free input in such facilities as libraries, hospitals, and grocery stores, bar codes represent binary information that can be read by an optical scanner. The coding can include numbers, letters, or a combination of the two; some codes include built-in error checking and can be read in either direction.bar codeNounSingularᎦᎾᎸᎢ ᎪᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe special identification code printed as a set of vertical bars of differing widths on books, grocery products, and other merchandise. Used for rapid, error-free input in such facilities as libraries, hospitals, and grocery stores, bar codes represent binary information that can be read by an optical scanner. The coding can include numbers, letters, or a combination of the two; some codes include built-in error checking and can be read in either direction.barcodeNounSingularᎦᎾᎸᎢ ᎪᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA software technique for smoothing the jagged appearance of curved or diagonal lines caused by poor resolution on a display screen by adjusting the brightness or color of surrounding pixels.antialiasingNounMassAAUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA software technique for smoothing the jagged appearance of curved or diagonal lines caused by poor resolution on a display screen by adjusting the brightness or color of surrounding pixels.anti-aliasingNounMassAAUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA software technique for smoothing the jagged appearance of curved or diagonal lines caused by poor resolution on a display screen by adjusting the brightness or color of surrounding pixels.AANounSingularAAUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA software technique for smoothing the jagged appearance of curved or diagonal lines caused by poor resolution on a display screen by adjusting the brightness or color of surrounding pixels.anti aliasingNounMassAAUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn interactive controls often found in graphical user interfaces used to enable or disable one or more features or options from a set.check boxNounSingularᎪᏪᎶᏗ ᎧᏁᏌᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn operating-system installation and configuration that uses a virtual hard disk as the running operating system. There is no host operating system or hypervisor in a native-boot configuration.native bootNounSingularᎠᏰᏟ ᎤᏟᏂᎩᏓ ᎠᏍᏚᎢᏓUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn input device with the following features: a flat-bottomed casing designed to be gripped by one hand; one or more buttons on the top; a multidirectional detection device (a ball, laser or optical device) on the bottom; and a cable or wireless connection to the computer.mouseNounSingularᏥᏍᏕᏥUSANounNotSelectedSingularA mark placed over, under, or through a character, usually to indicate a change in phonetic value from the unmarked state.diacritical markNounSingularᏚᏃᏴᎬ ᏗᎧᏃᎮᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA mark placed over, under, or through a character, usually to indicate a change in phonetic value from the unmarked state.diacriticNounSingularᏚᏃᏴᎬ ᏗᎧᏃᎮᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA utility or feature that aids in accomplishing a task or set of tasks.toolNounSingularᎬᏔᏂᏓᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA tablet-style portable computer that's designed for touch input and that lacks an integrated physical keyboard.slateNounSingularᏅᏯ ᏗᎪᏪᎶᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA type of CD-ROM that can be written (only once) on a CD recorder and read on a CD-ROM drive.compact disc-recordableNounSingularCD-RUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA type of CD-ROM that can be written (only once) on a CD recorder and read on a CD-ROM drive.CD-RNounSingularCD-RUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe ability of hardware devices, software packages, or a computer itself to work with network devices or with other hardware devices, software packages, or a computer over a network connection.connectivityNounMassᏗᎫᏓᎸᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA method of specifying software behavior by system administrators. Administrators set policies that are used to control how software features behave.Group PolicyProperNounSingularᎤᎾᏓᏡᎬᎢ ᏗᎧᎿᏩᏛᏍᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA category for grouping or describing multimedia or games, such as music categorized as "classical" or "jazz".genreNounSingularᏧᏓᎴᏅᏓUSANounNotSelectedSingularA demonstration of a product or service that a customer interacts with to see how features work.demoNounSingularᎬᏂᎨᏒ ᏱᎬᏁᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularA demonstration of a product or service that a customer interacts with to see how features work.demoNounSingularᏗᎵᎪᎲᏍᎩ ᎬᏂᎨᏒ ᏱᎬᏁᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularA demonstration of a product or service that a customer interacts with to see how features work.interactive demoNounSingularᎬᏂᎨᏒ ᏱᎬᏁᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularA demonstration of a product or service that a customer interacts with to see how features work.interactive demoNounSingularᏗᎵᎪᎲᏍᎩ ᎬᏂᎨᏒ ᏱᎬᏁᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularA DVD from which the video section can be played on the DVD set top box. When inserted in the PC, the user can access additional features such as games, web links etc.enhanced DVD movieNounSingularᏗᏤᏝᏗᏍᏙᏗ DVD ᎠᏓᏴᎳᏛᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA setting that allows a user to turn off cellular, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth on the phone simultaneously. Often required during takeoff and landing in an aircraft.airplane modeNounSingularᏥᏳ ᏄᏍᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA photographic style and filter name that renders a photo in brown tones, mimicking the old-fashioned look of photos taken in the early part of the 20th century.SepiaProperNounSingularᎤᏬᏗᎨUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe actual software bits available to developers to enable them to use the Live Connect program.Messenger ConnectProperNounSingularLive SDKUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe actual software bits available to developers to enable them to use the Live Connect program.Live SDKProperNounSingularLive SDKUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA pattern or mask through which data is passed to separate specified items.filterNounSingularᎬᎫᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA Microsoft sub-brand grouping digital-media products, including devices that play media, a software media player, and online media services.ZuneProperNounSingularZuneUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe feature of account.microsoft.com that lets you ring, lock, erase, or show a user’s phone on a map from any Internet-connected device.Find My PhoneProperNounNotSelectedᎯᏩᏔ ᎠᏆᏤᎵᎢ ᏗᏟᏃᎮᏗᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA hardware type for digital cameras and scanners.imaging deviceNounSingularᎠᏓᏴᎳᏛᏗᏍᎩ ᏥᏂᎬᏅᏗᏓᎾUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA tile that updates dynamically to show content directly from the Start screen.Live TileProperNounSingularᏃᏊᏥᎩ ᎦᎸᎳᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularLogo assigned to the products that have passed Microsoft-designed tests for compatibility and reliability on Windows 7.Windows 7 logoNounSingularWindows 7 ᎪᎵᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularLogo assigned to the software products that have passed Microsoft designed tests for compatibility and reliability on Windows 7.Windows 7 software logoNounSingularWindows 7 ᏩᏂᎨ ᎦᎾᏗᏅᏗ ᎪᎵᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularLogo assigned to the hardware products that have passed Microsoft designed tests for compatibility and reliability on Windows 7.Windows 7 hardware logoNounSingularWindows 7 ᏍᏓᏯ ᎦᎾᏗᏅᏗ ᎪᎵᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA program designed to identify compatible and reliable systems, software, and hardware products that have passed Microsoft-designed tests for compatibility and reliability on Windows 7.Windows 7 Logo ProgramProperNounSingularWindows 7 ᎪᎵᏍᏙᏗ ᎤᎾᏙᏢᏒUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA standard Windows icon that represents a user’s private, usually local, storage.My ComputerProperNounSingularᎠᏆᏤᎵ ᎠᎦᏙᎥᎯᏍᏗ ᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA program used to detect spyware and sometimes remove it.antispyware programNounNotSelectedᎤᏕᎵᏚᎦᏎᏍᏗ ᎠᎴᏫᏍᏙᏗᏍᎩ ᎤᎾᏙᏢᏒUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA record of transactions or events that take place within an IT managed environment.logNounSingularᏄᎵᏍᏔᏂᏙᎸ ᎧᏃᎮᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA program that shows details about a computer's hardware configuration, computer components, and software, including drivers.System InformationProperNounNotSelectedmsinfo32.exeUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA program that shows details about a computer's hardware configuration, computer components, and software, including drivers.System InformationProperNounNotSelectedᏄᏍᏗᏓᏅᎢ ᎧᏃᎮᏢᎥᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA program that shows details about a computer's hardware configuration, computer components, and software, including drivers.msinfo32.exeProperNounNotSelectedmsinfo32.exeUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA program that shows details about a computer's hardware configuration, computer components, and software, including drivers.msinfo32.exeProperNounNotSelectedᏄᏍᏗᏓᏅᎢ ᎧᏃᎮᏢᎥᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe infrastructure that manages low-level graphics-related tasks, such as output adapter and swap chain configuration, and provides a common framework for managing virtualized graphics components and resources.DirectX Graphics InfrastructureProperNounSingularDirectX Graphic InfrastructureUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe infrastructure that manages low-level graphics-related tasks, such as output adapter and swap chain configuration, and provides a common framework for managing virtualized graphics components and resources.DirectX Graphics InfrastructureProperNounSingularDXGIUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe infrastructure that manages low-level graphics-related tasks, such as output adapter and swap chain configuration, and provides a common framework for managing virtualized graphics components and resources.DXGIProperNounSingularDirectX Graphic InfrastructureUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe infrastructure that manages low-level graphics-related tasks, such as output adapter and swap chain configuration, and provides a common framework for managing virtualized graphics components and resources.DXGIProperNounSingularDXGIUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA continuous sequence of characters that share a common format.glyph runNounSingularᎪᏪᎸ ᎠᎢᏎᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo cause text or an image to visually fade.dimVerbNotSelectedᎯᏍᎪᎸᏓUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedPertaining to a process or content that is not associated with an identifiable user or originator.anonymousAdjectiveNotSelectedᎤᏕᎵᏓUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedA certificate extension that contains information useful for verifying the trust status of a certificate, as defined by the 2008 Memo of the Network Working Group. This information potentially includes Uniform Resource Locations (URLs) where the issuing CA’s certificate can be retrieved, as well as a location of an Online Certificate Status Protocol (OCSP) responder configured to provide status for the certificate in question.authority information accessNounSingularAIAUSANounNotSelectedSingularA certificate extension that contains information useful for verifying the trust status of a certificate, as defined by the 2008 Memo of the Network Working Group. This information potentially includes Uniform Resource Locations (URLs) where the issuing CA’s certificate can be retrieved, as well as a location of an Online Certificate Status Protocol (OCSP) responder configured to provide status for the certificate in question.authority information accessNounSingularᎠᎵᏍᎪᎸᏗᏍᎩ ᎧᏃᎮᏢᎥᏍᎩ ᎠᏴᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA certificate extension that contains information useful for verifying the trust status of a certificate, as defined by the 2008 Memo of the Network Working Group. This information potentially includes Uniform Resource Locations (URLs) where the issuing CA’s certificate can be retrieved, as well as a location of an Online Certificate Status Protocol (OCSP) responder configured to provide status for the certificate in question.AIANounSingularAIAUSANounNotSelectedSingularA certificate extension that contains information useful for verifying the trust status of a certificate, as defined by the 2008 Memo of the Network Working Group. This information potentially includes Uniform Resource Locations (URLs) where the issuing CA’s certificate can be retrieved, as well as a location of an Online Certificate Status Protocol (OCSP) responder configured to provide status for the certificate in question.AIANounSingularᎠᎵᏍᎪᎸᏗᏍᎩ ᎧᏃᎮᏢᎥᏍᎩ ᎠᏴᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe basic software module for by smart cards that performs cryptography and includes algorithms for authentication, encoding, and encryption.Base Smart Card Cryptographic Service ProviderNounSingularᎠᏌᎹᏗ ᏆᎾᏲᏍᏗ ᎬᏍᎦᎴᏍᏗ ᎪᏪᎸ ᎢᏯᏓᏛᏁᏗ ᎠᏁᏢᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe basic software module for by smart cards that performs cryptography and includes algorithms for authentication, encoding, and encryption.Base Smart Card Cryptographic Service ProviderNounSingularᎤᎳᏏᏛ ᎠᏌᎹᏗ ���ᎾᏲᏍᏗ CSPUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe basic software module for by smart cards that performs cryptography and includes algorithms for authentication, encoding, and encryption.Base Smart Card CSPNounNotSelectedᎠᏌᎹᏗ ᏆᎾᏲᏍᏗ ᎬᏍᎦᎴᏍᏗ ᎪᏪᎸ ᎢᏯᏓᏛᏁᏗ ᎠᏁᏢᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe basic software module for by smart cards that performs cryptography and includes algorithms for authentication, encoding, and encryption.Base Smart Card CSPNounNotSelectedᎤᎳᏏᏛ ᎠᏌᎹᏗ ᏆᎾᏲᏍᏗ CSPUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe API that supports PKI and X.509 certificates, such as certificate chain validation, certificate stores, and signature verification.CryptoAPI 2.0NounSingularCAPI2USANounNotSelectedSingularThe API that supports PKI and X.509 certificates, such as certificate chain validation, certificate stores, and signature verification.CryptoAPI 2.0NounSingularCryptoAPI 2.0USANounNotSelectedSingularThe API that supports PKI and X.509 certificates, such as certificate chain validation, certificate stores, and signature verification.CAPI2NounSingularCAPI2USANounNotSelectedSingularThe API that supports PKI and X.509 certificates, such as certificate chain validation, certificate stores, and signature verification.CAPI2NounSingularCryptoAPI 2.0USANounNotSelectedSingularA certificate extension that indicates where the certificate revocation list for a CA can be retrieved. It can contain none, one, or many HTTP, file, or LDAP URLs.certificate revocation list distribution pointNounSingularCDPUSANounNotSelectedSingularA certificate extension that indicates where the certificate revocation list for a CA can be retrieved. It can contain none, one, or many HTTP, file, or LDAP URLs.certificate revocation list distribution pointNounSingularᎠᏓᎵᏍᎪᎸᏓᏁᎯ ᎥᎦᏃᎯᏍᏗ ᏗᏗᎦᎴᏯᏍᏗ ᏕᎦᏅᏅᏛ ᎤᏓᏓᏟUSANounNotSelectedSingularA certificate extension that indicates where the certificate revocation list for a CA can be retrieved. It can contain none, one, or many HTTP, file, or LDAP URLs.CDPNounSingularCDPUSANounNotSelectedSingularA certificate extension that indicates where the certificate revocation list for a CA can be retrieved. It can contain none, one, or many HTTP, file, or LDAP URLs.CDPNounSingularᎠᏓᎵᏍᎪᎸᏓᏁᎯ ᎥᎦᏃᎯᏍᏗ ᏗᏗᎦᎴᏯᏍᏗ ᏕᎦᏅᏅᏛ ᎤᏓᏓᏟUSANounNotSelectedSingularIn a public key infrastructure hierarchy, the certification authority that that issues certificates to users and computers.issuing certification authorityNounSingularᎠᏓᏅᏁᎯ CAUSANounNotSelectedSingularIn a public key infrastructure hierarchy, the certification authority that that issues certificates to users and computers.issuing certification authorityNounSingularᎠᏓᏅᏁᎯ ᎠᏓᎵᏍᎪᎸᏓᏁᎯ ᎠᎵᏍᎪᎸᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularIn a public key infrastructure hierarchy, the certification authority that that issues certificates to users and computers.issuing CANounSingularᎠᏓᏅᏁᎯ CAUSANounNotSelectedSingularIn a public key infrastructure hierarchy, the certification authority that that issues certificates to users and computers.issuing CANounSingularᎠᏓᏅᏁᎯ ᎠᏓᎵᏍᎪᎸᏓᏁᎯ ᎠᎵᏍᎪᎸᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA configuration mode for the Certificate Enrollment Web Service in which it will only process renewal requests.renewal only modeNounSingularᎠᏤᎲᏍᏔᏅ ᎢᎦ ᎬᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA hexadecimal string that contains the SHA-1 hash of the certificate.thumbprintNounSingularᎤᏔᎾ ᎦᏰᏌᏛ ᎤᏙᏪᎸUSANounNotSelectedSingularIn Server Manager and Event Viewer, the urgency of an event or error condition, system fault, failure, or action by either the system or the user. Severity can be any of four industry-standard values: Information, Warning, Error, or Critical. These values are defined in the Event Viewer Help.severityNounSingularᎤᏍᎦᏎᏛ ᏗᎳᏏᏅᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA computer that acts as a source of information or signals. The host computer provides services, such as news, mail, or data, to computers that connect to it. The term can refer to almost any kind of computer, from a centralized mainframe that is a host to its terminals, to a server that is host to its clients, to a desktop PC that is host to its devices, such as printers and scanners.host computerNounSingularᎠᏓᏁᏢᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA computer that acts as a source of information or signals. The host computer provides services, such as news, mail, or data, to computers that connect to it. The term can refer to almost any kind of computer, from a centralized mainframe that is a host to its terminals, to a server that is host to its clients, to a desktop PC that is host to its devices, such as printers and scanners.hostNounSingularᎠᏓᏁᏢᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA pointing device used mainly but not exclusively for computer games. A joystick has a base, on which control buttons can be mounted, and a vertical stem, which the user can move in any direction to control the movement of an object on the screen.joystickNounSingularᎨᏘᏴᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA process that builds one or more certificate paths. The certificate paths may or may not trace up to a self-signed or root certificate.certificate chainingNounSingularᎠᏓᎵᏍᎪᎸᏓᏁᎯ ᎬᏓᏕᏫᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA certificate extension used by the certificate chaining engine to determine what certificate was used to sign a presented certificate. The AKI can contain the issuer name, serial number, public key information, or no information at all. By matching the information in a certificate’s AKI extension to a CA certificate’s Subject Key Identifier (SKI) extension, a certificate chain can be built.Authority Key IdentifierNounSingularAKIUSANounNotSelectedSingularA certificate extension used by the certificate chaining engine to determine what certificate was used to sign a presented certificate. The AKI can contain the issuer name, serial number, public key information, or no information at all. By matching the information in a certificate’s AKI extension to a CA certificate’s Subject Key Identifier (SKI) extension, a certificate chain can be built.Authority Key IdentifierNounSingularᎠᎵᏍᎪᎸᏗᏍᎩ ᏍᏚᎢᏍᏗ ᎠᏓᏙᎵᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA certificate extension used by the certificate chaining engine to determine what certificate was used to sign a presented certificate. The AKI can contain the issuer name, serial number, public key information, or no information at all. By matching the information in a certificate’s AKI extension to a CA certificate’s Subject Key Identifier (SKI) extension, a certificate chain can be built.AKINounSingularAKIUSANounNotSelectedSingularA certificate extension used by the certificate chaining engine to determine what certificate was used to sign a presented certificate. The AKI can contain the issuer name, serial number, public key information, or no information at all. By matching the information in a certificate’s AKI extension to a CA certificate’s Subject Key Identifier (SKI) extension, a certificate chain can be built.AKINounSingularᎠᎵᏍᎪᎸᏗᏍᎩ ᏍᏚᎢᏍᏗ ᎠᏓᏙᎵᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularIn reference to one or more computers, connected to a network.onlineAdjectiveNotSelectedᏓᏏᎳᏕᏫᏒUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedThe location (drive, folder, or directory) to which a file is copied or moved.destinationNounSingularᏮᎦᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA written order on a bank to pay a sum of money from funds in an account. Checks show the name of the company or individual receiving payment, the signature and account number of the person issuing the check, the payment amount and the current date. Checks usually are numbered in sequence.checkNounSingularᎠᏕᎳ ᏗᏎᎯᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA statement that a device makes to indicate that it can be trusted to access secure resources, such a folder on a file share.device claimNounNotSelectedᏥᏂᎬᏅᏗᏓᎾ ᎠᏆᎵᏍᎪᎸᏓᏁᎯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA nonfinal release of Windows that's made available to developers.Windows Developer PreviewProperNounNotSelectedWindows ᎪᏢᏍᎩ ᎠᏓᎪᏩᏛᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA statement indicating that the copyright holder reserves, or holds for their own use, all the rights provided by copyright law, such as distribution, performance, and creation of derivative works; that is, they have not waived any such right.All rights reserved.OtherNotSelectedᏂᎦᎥ ᎠᎩᎲ ᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏗ.USAOtherNotSelectedNotSelectedA brief musical composition.songNounSingularᏗᎧᏃᎩᏓUSANounNotSelectedSingularA plan that bills according to data use, such as megabytes downloaded, messages sent, or webpages viewed.metered data planNounSingularᎠᏎᎯᎯ ᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏗᏓᏅ ᏗᎫᎪᏔᏂᏙᎸᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularA plan that bills according to data use, such as megabytes downloaded, messages sent, or webpages viewed.metered dataNounNotSelectedᎠᏎᎯᎯ ᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏗᏓᏅ ᏗᎫᎪᏔᏂᏙᎸᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularA networking feature that lets one computer directly place information into the memory of another computer.Remote Direct Memory AccessNounNotSelectedRDMAUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA networking feature that lets one computer directly place information into the memory of another computer.Remote Direct Memory AccessNounNotSelectedᎢᎾ ᎾᎿ ᎠᏅᏓᏗᏍᏙ ᎠᏍᏚᎢᏓUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA networking feature that lets one computer directly place information into the memory of another computer.RDMANounNotSelectedRDMAUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA networking feature that lets one computer directly place information into the memory of another computer.RDMANounNotSelectedᎢᎾ ᎾᎿ ᎠᏅᏓᏗᏍᏙ ᎠᏍᏚᎢᏓUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA storage pool that exposes physical disks that are currently available for inclusion in a storage pool on a particular storage subsystem.primordial poolNounSingularᏄᎬᏫᏳᏒ ᎠᏑᏰᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA storage pool that exposes physical disks that are currently available for inclusion in a storage pool on a particular storage subsystem.available disksNounPluralᏄᎬᏫᏳᏒ ᎠᏑᏰᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe layout and general resiliency of data across multiple disks in a virtual disk or storage space.storage layoutNounSingularᏱᎬᏂUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe layout and general resiliency of data across multiple disks in a virtual disk or storage space.storage layoutNounSingularᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏙᏗ ᏱᎬᏂUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe layout and general resiliency of data across multiple disks in a virtual disk or storage space.layoutNounSingularᏱᎬᏂUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe layout and general resiliency of data across multiple disks in a virtual disk or storage space.layoutNounSingularᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏙᏗ ᏱᎬᏂUSANounNotSelectedSingularPertaining to the resiliency type for a volume that stripes data across physical disks with no resiliency in a Microsoft Storage Spaces storage pool.simpleAdjectiveNotSelectedᏄᏦᏍᏛᎾUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedSingularA volume that duplicates data across two or three physical disks in a Microsoft Storage Spaces storage pool.mirrorNounSingularᎠᏓᎨᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularPertaining to the resiliency type for a volume that stripes data and parity information across physical disks in a Microsoft Storage Spaces storage pool.parityAdjectiveNotSelectedᏧᎶᎸᏓUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedSingularA service that enables administration of storage subsystems through a common management API.storage providerNounSingularᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏙᏗ ᎠᏁᏢᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA group of physical disks that can be managed together.storage poolNounSingularᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏙᏗ ᎠᏑᏰᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA collection of one or more physical disks from a previously created storage pool.virtual diskNounSingularᎠᏓᏅᏙ ᎢᏳᏍᏗ ᎠᏠᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA method of starting the computer that speeds boot time by ending the user session and hibernating the computer, rather than shutting down all running services.fast startupNounSingularᎦᏣᏄᎵ ᎠᏂᎩᏍᏙᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA small amount of executable code contained in the master boot record that scans the partition table for the active partition, finds the starting sector of the active partition, loads a copy of the boot sector from the active partition into memory, and transfers control to the executable code in the boot sector.master boot codeNounSingularᎤᎦᏎᏍᏗ ᎠᏍᏚᎢᏓ ᎪᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedProtection of a computer system and its data from harm or loss.securityNounMassᎤᎦᏎᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedMassProtection of a computer system and its data from harm or loss.network securityNounNotSelectedᎤᎦᏎᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedMassA runtime environment for Windows Store apps that's designed to minimize app impact on the computer by placing runtime restrictions on what apps can do.app containerNounSingularᎬᏙᏗ ᎦᎸᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA filtering feature that monitors downloaded apps for malware or unknown reputation.Windows SmartScreenProperNounSingularWindows SmartScreenUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA feature of Windows that includes a set of maintenance tasks that run automatically when the user's PC is idle.Automatic MaintenanceProperNounSingularᎤᏩᏌ ᎣᏍᏓ ᏱᎬᏁᎯUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA feature of BitLocker that enables IT pros to encrypt a disk before a user begins to use it.BitLocker encrypted installationProperNounSingularBitLocker ᎠᏕᎵᏍᏔᏅᎯ ᎦᏘᏅᏛᏍᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA BitLocker extension that adds management capabilities to BitLocker.BitLocker EnterpriseProperNounNotSelectedBitLocker ᎤᏔᎾ ᏧᏂᎸᏫᏍᏓᏁᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA feature of BitLocker that allows unlocking of an OS volume using a key received over the network.BitLocker network unlockProperNounNotSelectedBitLocker ᏧᎾᏚᏓᎵ ᎤᏂᏐᎭᎾᎸᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA feature of BitLocker that allows unlocking of an OS volume using a key received over the network.BitLocker Network UnlockProperNounNotSelectedBitLocker ᏧᎾᏚᏓᎵ ᎤᏂᏐᎭᎾᎸᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA feature of BitLocker that allows unlocking of an OS volume using a key received over the network.Network UnlockProperNounNotSelectedBitLocker ᏧᎾᏚᏓᎵ ᎤᏂᏐᎭᎾᎸᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe Hyper-V technology that runs on the Windows Client operating system, rather than Windows Server.Client Hyper-VProperNounNotSelectedᎠᏥᏍᏕᎵᏍᎩ Hyper-VUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe ability for IT pros to define how users access a system based on dynamic qualities, such as a user's location or role.dynamic access controlNounNotSelectedᎤᏟᏂᎩᏓ ᎬᏴᏍᏗ ᎠᎯᎸᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA Windows feature designed to help users avoid data loss by automatically saving versions of files and copies of deleted files so that users can recover them.File HistoryProperNounNotSelectedᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏙᏗ ᏂᏧᎵᏍᏔᏅᏒUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe single set of sign-in credentials (email address and password) that provides user access to Microsoft products and services.Microsoft accountProperNounSingularMicrosoft ᎠᏚᏓᎸᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe single set of sign-in credentials (email address and password) that provides user access to Microsoft products and services.MSAProperNounNotSelectedMicrosoft ᎠᏚᏓᎸᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA technology that allows for the installation and use of multiple user-interface languages.Multilingual User InterfaceProperNounSingularᏧᏓᎴᏅᏓ ᏗᏂᏬᏂᏍᎩ ᎬᏗᏍᎩ ᏧᎾᏓᎦᏙᏍᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA UI element that enables users to locate and select files.file pickerNounSingularᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏙᏗ ᎠᏑᏰᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe activation of systems in an enterprise environment by using an established Active Directory implementation and the same key types.Active Directory-based activationNounNotSelectedActive Directory-ᏅᏓᏳᏓᎴᏅᏓ ᎠᎴᏅᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn indicator, such as a message, that informs users of events that are unrelated to their current activity, such as the number of new messages received while their computer is locked.notificationNounSingularᏗᏓᏃᏣᎳᏁᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularA certification program to ensure that devices, systems, and apps are compatible, reliable, and can perform to meet Windows standards.Windows Certification ProgramProperNounSingularWindows ᎠᏓᎵᏍᎪᎸᏓᏁᎯ ᎤᎾᏙᏢᏒUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularTools and documentation to certify apps for Windows.Windows Desktop Apps Certification KitProperNounNotSelectedWindows ᎦᏍᎩᎶᎩ ᎦᏚ ᎬᏙᏗ ᎠᏓᎵᏍᎪᎸᏓᏁᎯUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe test automation framework used to certify devices or systems for Windows.Windows Hardware Certification KitProperNounSingularWindows ᏍᏓᏯ ᎦᎾᏗᏅᏗ ᎠᏓᎵᏍᎪᎸᏓᏁᎯUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe test automation framework used to certify devices or systems for Windows.Windows Hardware Certification KitProperNounSingularHCKUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe test automation framework used to certify devices or systems for Windows.Windows Hardware Certification KitProperNounSingularWindows HCKUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe test automation framework used to certify devices or systems for Windows.HCKProperNounSingularWindows ᏍᏓᏯ ᎦᎾᏗᏅᏗ ᎠᏓᎵᏍᎪᎸᏓᏁᎯUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe test automation framework used to certify devices or systems for Windows.HCKProperNounSingularHCKUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe test automation framework used to certify devices or systems for Windows.HCKProperNounSingularWindows HCKUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe test automation framework used to certify devices or systems for Windows.Windows HCKProperNounSingularWindows ᏍᏓᏯ ᎦᎾᏗᏅᏗ ᎠᏓᎵᏍᎪᎸᏓᏁᎯUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe test automation framework used to certify devices or systems for Windows.Windows HCKProperNounSingularHCKUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe test automation framework used to certify devices or systems for Windows.Windows HCKProperNounSingularWindows HCKUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe ability to easily return a PC to a prior state, either by reinstalling Windows and keeping their files or by resetting the PC to the original factory state.push-button resetNounNotSelectedᎠᏐᏅᏍᏙᏗ-ᎦᏛᏗ ᏥᏙᎯᎧᎲᎦUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA customized process that identifies and fixes potential problems during PC startup.Trusted BootProperNounSingularᏓᏁᎶᏛᎢ ᎠᏍᏚᎢᏓUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe ability for some devices to act like physical smart cards even if they aren't.Virtual Smart CardProperNounSingularᎠᏓᏅᏙ ᎢᏳᏍᏗ ᎠᏌᎹᏗ ᏆᎾᏲᏍᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe process of activating Windows.Windows activationNounMassWindows ᎠᎴᏅᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo place at least two fingers on an object and rotate your fingers in a clockwise or counterclockwise direction.rotateVerbNotSelectedᎯᏗᏆᎸᏕᏯᏍᏓUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA gesture represented by placing at least two fingers on an object and rotating your fingers in a clockwise or counterclockwise direction.rotate gestureNounSingularᎯᏗᏆᎸᏕᏯᏍᏓUSANounNotSelectedSingularA gesture represented by placing at least two fingers on an object and rotating your fingers in a clockwise or counterclockwise direction.rotate gestureNounSingularᎯᏗᏆᎸᏕᏯᏍᏓ ᎤᏬᏯᏂᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA gesture represented by placing at least two fingers on an object and rotating your fingers in a clockwise or counterclockwise direction.rotateNounSingularᎯᏗᏆᎸᏕᏯᏍᏓUSANounNotSelectedSingularA gesture represented by placing at least two fingers on an object and rotating your fingers in a clockwise or counterclockwise direction.rotateNounSingularᎯᏗᏆᎸᏕᏯᏍᏓ ᎤᏬᏯᏂᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA relational data store that's included in Windows and is used by several Windows Services.Windows Internal DatabaseProperNounNotSelectedWindows ᎭᏫᏂ ᎠᎪᎵᏰᏗᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA relational data store that's included in Windows and is used by several Windows Services.Windows Internal DatabaseProperNounNotSelectedWIDUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA relational data store that's included in Windows and is used by several Windows Services.WIDProperNounNotSelectedWindows ᎭᏫᏂ ᎠᎪᎵᏰᏗᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA relational data store that's included in Windows and is used by several Windows Services.WIDProperNounNotSelectedWIDUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA feature that assembles a composite photo collage from multiple source photos.Auto CollageProperNounSingularᏓᏆᎴᎷ ᏓᏟᎶᏍᏗᏓᏅUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA process that verifies and eliminates lengthy chkdsk due to any transient errors that NTFS detects.Spot VerifierProperNounSingularᎤᏓᏓᏢ ᎪᎯᏳᏗᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe process of reducing the number of slabs allocated in thinly provisioned arrays and thinly provisioned virtual disks by rearranging data from sparsely populated slabs to densely populated slabs.slab consolidationNounSingularᎠᏰᏍᏛᏛ ᏗᎵᏍᏔᏅᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularA feature in Windows that communicates with a Microsoft online service to determine a PC's approximate location based on wireless network or IP address info.Windows Location ProviderProperNounSingularWindows ᎤᎿ ᎢᎬᎾᏕᎾ ᎠᏁᏢᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularAn Internet connection created using a metered data plan.metered Internet connectionNounSingularᎠᏎᎯᎯ ᎠᏏᎳᏕᏫᏒᎢ ᎫᏓᎸᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn Internet connection created using a metered data plan.metered connectionNounNotSelectedᎠᏎᎯᎯ ᎠᏏᎳᏕᏫᏒᎢ ᎫᏓᎸᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA tool in the Windows ADK that uses assessments to create jobs that evaluate quality and view the results after a job runs. The Windows AC can also package a job and other necessary files, save the files in a folder that contains an executable file, move the job to another computer, and then run the job on the new computer.Windows Assessment ConsoleProperNounSingularWindows ACUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA tool in the Windows ADK that uses assessments to create jobs that evaluate quality and view the results after a job runs. The Windows AC can also package a job and other necessary files, save the files in a folder that contains an executable file, move the job to another computer, and then run the job on the new computer.Windows Assessment ConsoleProperNounSingularWindows Assessment ConsoleUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA tool in the Windows ADK that uses assessments to create jobs that evaluate quality and view the results after a job runs. The Windows AC can also package a job and other necessary files, save the files in a folder that contains an executable file, move the job to another computer, and then run the job on the new computer.Windows ACProperNounSingularWindows ACUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA tool in the Windows ADK that uses assessments to create jobs that evaluate quality and view the results after a job runs. The Windows AC can also package a job and other necessary files, save the files in a folder that contains an executable file, move the job to another computer, and then run the job on the new computer.Windows ACProperNounSingularWindows Assessment ConsoleUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA feature that provides time events that can be used to initiate background work in suspended apps.Time Event BrokerNounNotSelectedᎠᏟᎢᎵᏒ ᎠᏯᏙᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularA feature that provides time events that can be used to initiate background work in suspended apps.Time Event BrokerNounNotSelectedᎠᏟᎢᎵᏒ ᏂᎦᎵᏍᏗᏍᎬ ᎠᏯᏙᎯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA feature that provides time events that can be used to initiate background work in suspended apps.Time BrokerNounSingularᎠᏟᎢᎵᏒ ᎠᏯᏙᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularA feature that provides time events that can be used to initiate background work in suspended apps.Time BrokerNounSingularᎠᏟᎢᎵᏒ ᏂᎦᎵᏍᏗᏍᎬ ᎠᏯᏙᎯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA contiguous piece of memory.slabNounSingularᎠᏰᏍᏛᏛUSANounNotSelectedSingularA color that affects the background and system controls throughout the new Windows user interface.accent colorNounSingularᏧᏓᏓᎵ ᎠᏑᏫᏓUSANounNotSelectedSingularA graphical representation that is associated with a user local account for Windows or a Microsoft account.account pictureNounSingularᎠᏚᏓᎸᏗ ᏗᏟᎶᏍᏔᏅUSANounNotSelectedSingularA graphical representation that is associated with a user local account for Windows or a Microsoft account.pictureNounSingularᎠᏚᏓᎸᏗ ᏗᏟᎶᏍᏔᏅUSANounNotSelectedSingularA physical hardware unit that can connect portable computers to a power source and to peripherals, such as a monitor, printer, full-sized keyboard, or mouse. The connection can be wireless or physical.dockNounSingularᎠᏝᏅᏗᏱ/ᏗᏔᎳᏗᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA physical hardware unit that can connect portable computers to a power source and to peripherals, such as a monitor, printer, full-sized keyboard, or mouse. The connection can be wireless or physical.docking stationNounSingularᎠᏝᏅᏗᏱ/ᏗᏔᎳᏗᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA UI element that appears along the top or bottom edge of the screen and may include app commands or navigation.app barNounSingularᎬᏙᏗ ᎦᎾᎸᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA UI element that appears along the top or bottom edge of the screen and may include app commands or navigation.contextual command barNounNotSelectedᎬᏙᏗ ᎦᎾᎸᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe area that appears behind the tiles on the Start screen.backgroundNounSingularᎣᏂ ᏗᏜ ᏄᏍᏗᏓᏅUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe Microsoft app to facilitate the management of events.Windows CalendarProperNounSingularᏅᏓ ᏗᏎᏍᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe Microsoft app to facilitate the management of events.Windows CalendarProperNounSingularWindows ᏅᏓ ᏗᏎᏍᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe Microsoft app to facilitate the management of events.CalendarProperNounSingularᏅᏓ ᏗᏎᏍᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe Microsoft app to facilitate the management of events.CalendarProperNounSingularWindows ᏅᏓ ᏗᏎᏍᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularAn app for making video calls.Windows CallProperNounSingularᏫᏯᎾUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularAn app for making video calls.Windows CallProperNounSingularWindows ᏫᏯᎾUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularAn app for making video calls.CallProperNounSingularᏫᏯᎾUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularAn app for making video calls.CallProperNounSingularWindows ᏫᏯᎾUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA user interface element similar to a button that provides access to key Windows features, such as Start, search, sharing, devices, and settings. Charms differ from buttons in that they have extended functionality, such as flyout menus that provide access to individual or grouped commands.charmNounSingularᎦᏛᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe input panel where users can input text through handwriting. The system converts the handwriting to text that users can insert into the active text area.handwriting panelNounSingularᎤᏬᏰᏂ ᎪᏪᎶᏔᏅ ᎠᏯᏔᎾᎸUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe Microsoft app for sending and receiving email.Windows MailProperNounSingularWindows ᎠᎾᎦᎵᏍᎩ ᎪᏪᎵUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe Microsoft app for sending and receiving email.Windows MailProperNounSingularᎠᎾᎦᎵᏍᎩ ᎪᏪᎵUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe Microsoft app for sending and receiving email.MailProperNounSingularWindows ᎠᎾᎦᎵᏍᎩ ᎪᏪᎵUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe Microsoft app for sending and receiving email.MailProperNounSingularᎠᎾᎦᎵᏍᎩ ᎪᏪᎵUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe wider of the two apps that can appear on the screen simultaneously after a second app is snapped to the screen.main appNounSingularᏄᎬᏫᏳᏒ ᎬᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe app that facilitates SMS and instant messaging.Windows MessagingProperNounSingularᏛᎦᏃᏣᎵᏍᎬUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe app that facilitates SMS and instant messaging.Windows MessagingProperNounSingularWindows ᏛᎦᏃᏣᎵᏍᎬUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe app that facilitates SMS and instant messaging.MessagingProperNounSingularᏛᎦᏃᏣᎵᏍᎬUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe app that facilitates SMS and instant messaging.MessagingProperNounSingularWindows ᏛᎦᏃᏣᎵᏍᎬUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe app that facilitates SMS and instant messaging.Microsoft MessagingProperNounSingularᏛᎦᏃᏣᎵᏍᎬUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe app that facilitates SMS and instant messaging.Microsoft MessagingProperNounSingularWindows ᏛᎦᏃᏣᎵᏍᎬUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe app that facilitates the reading of PDF and XPS files.Windows ReaderProperNounSingularWindows ᏗᎪᎵᏰᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe app that facilitates the reading of PDF and XPS files.Windows ReaderProperNounSingularᏗᎪᎵᏰᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe app that facilitates the reading of PDF and XPS files.ReaderProperNounSingularWindows ᏗᎪᎵᏰᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe app that facilitates the reading of PDF and XPS files.ReaderProperNounSingularᏗᎪᎵᏰᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe app that facilitates contact list and social update management.Windows PeopleProperNounSingularᎠᏂᏴᏫUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe app that facilitates contact list and social update management.Windows PeopleProperNounSingularWindows ᎠᏂᏴᏫUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe app that facilitates contact list and social update management.PeopleProperNounSingularᎠᏂᏴᏫUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe app that facilitates contact list and social update management.PeopleProperNounSingularWindows ᎠᏂᏴᏫUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe app that facilitates contact list and social update management.Microsoft PeopleProperNounNotSelectedᎠᏂᏴᏫUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe app that facilitates contact list and social update management.Microsoft PeopleProperNounNotSelectedWindows ᎠᏂᏴᏫUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe app that enables the users to view, organize, edit and share all of their photos from multiple sources.Windows PhotosProperNounPluralWindows ᏗᏓᏟᎶᏍᏔᏅᎯUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe app that enables the users to view, organize, edit and share all of their photos from multiple sources.Windows PhotosProperNounPluralᏗᏓᏟᎶᏍᏔᏅᎯUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe app that enables the users to view, organize, edit and share all of their photos from multiple sources.PhotosProperNounSingularWindows ᏗᏓᏟᎶᏍᏔᏅᎯUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe app that enables the users to view, organize, edit and share all of their photos from multiple sources.PhotosProperNounSingularᏗᏓᏟᎶᏍᏔᏅᎯUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe app that enables the users to view, organize, edit and share all of their photos from multiple sources.Microsoft PhotosProperNounPluralWindows ᏗᏓᏟᎶᏍᏔᏅᎯUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe app that enables the users to view, organize, edit and share all of their photos from multiple sources.Microsoft PhotosProperNounPluralᏗᏓᏟᎶᏍᏔᏅᎯUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe app that enables the users to view, organize, edit and share all of their photos from multiple sources.Photos PreviewProperNounNotSelectedWindows ᏗᏓᏟᎶᏍᏔᏅᎯUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe app that enables the users to view, organize, edit and share all of their photos from multiple sources.Photos PreviewProperNounNotSelectedᏗᏓᏟᎶᏍᏔᏅᎯUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularTo move two (or more) fingers toward each other.pinchVerbNotSelectedᎠᏇᏄᎩᏍᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo place a finger on the screen and hold it there for a part of a second or more.press and holdVerbNotSelectedᎭᏐᏅᏍᏓ ᎠᎴ ᎯᎾᎯᏍᏓUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA gesture represented by placing a finger on the screen and holding it there for a part of a second or morepress and holdNounNotSelectedᎭᏐᏅᏍᏓ ᎠᎴ ᎯᎾᎯᏍᏓUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo reset the Windows operating system using a method that restores PC settings to defaults but retains a user's files and personalization touches.refresh WindowsVerbNotSelectedᎯᏤᎲᏍᏓ WindowsUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo reset the Windows operating system so that all user customizations are removed.reset WindowsVerbNotSelectedᏥᏙᎯᎧᎲᎦ WindowsUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedAn app that facilitates online file storage.Microsoft OneDriveProperNounSingularMicrosoft OneDriveUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularAn app that facilitates online file storage.Microsoft OneDriveProperNounSingularOneDriveUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularAn app that facilitates online file storage.OneDriveProperNounSingularMicrosoft OneDriveUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularAn app that facilitates online file storage.OneDriveProperNounSingularOneDriveUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularTo place a finger on the screen, move the finger in one or more directions, and then take the finger off of the screen.slideVerbNotSelectedᎠᏲᏢᏗᎭUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA gesture represented by placing a finger on the screen, moving the finger in one or more directions, and then taking the finger off the screen.slide gestureNounSingularᎠᏲᏢᏗᎭUSANounNotSelectedSingularA gesture represented by placing a finger on the screen, moving the finger in one or more directions, and then taking the finger off the screen.slide gestureNounSingularᎠᏲᏢᏗᎭ ᎤᏬᏯᏂᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA gesture represented by placing a finger on the screen, moving the finger in one or more directions, and then taking the finger off the screen.slideNounSingularᎠᏲᏢᏗᎭUSANounNotSelectedSingularA gesture represented by placing a finger on the screen, moving the finger in one or more directions, and then taking the finger off the screen.slideNounSingularᎠᏲᏢᏗᎭ ᎤᏬᏯᏂᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe narrower of the two apps that can appear on the screen simultaneously after a second app is snapped to the screen.snapped appNounSingularᎠᏔᏍᎩᏍᎩ ᎬᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo quickly slide a finger for a short distance.swipeVerbNotSelectedᎦᎶᎯᏍᏗᏍᎩUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA gesture represented by a quick slide of a finger over a short distance.swipe gestureNounSingularᎦᎶᎯᏍᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA gesture represented by a quick slide of a finger over a short distance.swipe gestureNounSingularᎦᎶᎯᏍᏗᏍᎩ ᎤᏬᏯᏂᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA gesture represented by a quick slide of a finger over a short distance.swipeNounSingularᎦᎶᎯᏍᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA gesture represented by a quick slide of a finger over a short distance.swipeNounSingularᎦᎶᎯᏍᏗᏍᎩ ᎤᏬᏯᏂᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA gesture represented by placing a finger or stylus on the screen and then lifting it up, normally within about 0.1 second.tap gestureNounSingularᎤᏟᏍᏓ ᎠᏒᏂᎸUSANounNotSelectedSingularA gesture represented by placing a finger or stylus on the screen and then lifting it up, normally within about 0.1 second.tap gestureNounSingularᎤᏟᏍᏓ ᎠᏒᏂᎸ ᎤᏬᏯᏁᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA gesture represented by placing a finger or stylus on the screen and then lifting it up, normally within about 0.1 second.tapNounSingularᎤᏟᏍᏓ ᎠᏒᏂᎸUSANounNotSelectedSingularA gesture represented by placing a finger or stylus on the screen and then lifting it up, normally within about 0.1 second.tapNounSingularᎤᏟᏍᏓ ᎠᏒᏂᎸ ᎤᏬᏯᏁᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA word that's suggested as users type, which they can select to quickly insert.text suggestionNounSingularᏗᎪᏪᎵ ᎧᏁᎢᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA split on-screen keyboard that is optimized for thumb typing.thumb keyboardNounSingularᏗᏐᏅᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA split on-screen keyboard that is optimized for thumb typing.thumb keyboardNounSingularᎤᏔᎾ ᎦᏰᏌᏛ ᏗᏐᏅᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA split on-screen keyboard that is optimized for thumb typing.keyboardNounSingularᏗᏐᏅᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA split on-screen keyboard that is optimized for thumb typing.keyboardNounSingularᎤᏔᎾ ᎦᏰᏌᏛ ᏗᏐᏅᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA moveable object on the Start screen that opens apps or other customized content, like pinned websites.tileNounSingularᏗᏦᎳᏂUSANounNotSelectedSingularA contiguous on-screen keyboard.touch keyboardNounSingularᏗᏐᏅᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA contiguous on-screen keyboard.touch keyboardNounSingularᎭᏒᏂᎦ ᏗᏐᏅᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA contiguous on-screen keyboard.keyboardNounSingularᏗᏐᏅᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA contiguous on-screen keyboard.keyboardNounSingularᎭᏒᏂᎦ ᏗᏐᏅᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe brand name of the video offering from Xbox Live.VideoProperNounSingularᏗᏓᏴᎳᏛᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe brand name of the video offering from Xbox Live.VideoProperNounSingularXbox ᏗᏓᏴᎳᏛᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe brand name of the video offering from Xbox Live.Xbox VideoProperNounSingularᏗᏓᏴᎳᏛᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe brand name of the video offering from Xbox Live.Xbox VideoProperNounSingularXbox ᏗᏓᏴᎳᏛᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA feature of Windows that provides a predefined image of a PC from a USB flash drive instead of installing the image on the PC.Windows To GoProperNounSingularWindows To GoUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularAn app that facilitates the playing of music.MusicProperNounSingularᏗᎧᏃᎩᏙᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe app that facilitates the capture of photos and videos by using the PC.Windows CameraProperNounSingularᏗᏓᏟᎶᏍᏗᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe app that facilitates the capture of photos and videos by using the PC.Windows CameraProperNounSingularWindows ᏗᏓᏟᎶᏍᏗᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe app that facilitates the capture of photos and videos by using the PC.CameraProperNounSingularᏗᏓᏟᎶᏍᏗᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe app that facilitates the capture of photos and videos by using the PC.CameraProperNounSingularWindows ᏗᏓᏟᎶᏍᏗᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularTo touch an item with two or more fingers and then spread the fingers apart.stretchVerbNotSelectedᏔᏓᏁᏍᏓUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedAn indication that appears on the lock screen or a tile to inform the user of recent activity or updates, such as number of email messages received, since the PC was locked or the app was last viewed.badgeNounSingularᏗᏓᏂᏱᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe feature that audibly reads the text on the screen aloud and describes some events to users.NarratorProperNounSingularᎧᏃᎮᏢᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe feature of Windows for sending tile updates and notifications to users.Windows Push Notification ServiceProperNounNotSelectedWindows ᎠᏐᏅᏍᏙᏗ ᏗᏓᏃᏣᎳᏁᎯ ᎢᏯᏓᏛᏁᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe feature of Windows for sending tile updates and notifications to users.Windows Push Notification ServiceProperNounNotSelectedWNSUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe feature of Windows for sending tile updates and notifications to users.WNSProperNounNotSelectedWindows ᎠᏐᏅᏍᏙᏗ ᏗᏓᏃᏣᎳᏁᎯ ᎢᏯᏓᏛᏁᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe feature of Windows for sending tile updates and notifications to users.WNSProperNounNotSelectedWNSUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe name of a product in the store that appears to customers. To the end user, this is the name of the product.app nameNounSingularᎬᏙᏗ ᏚᏙᎥᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedCollected data about an app, such as analytics of download, usage, in-application transaction, customer ratings provided by the Windows Store developer portal. This type of information helps developers clearly understand how their applications are doing in the Windows market.App SummaryProperNounNotSelectedᎬᏙᏗ ᎧᏃᎮᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA Windows Store service that enables end users to update apps one at a time or all at the same time for all apps purchased through the Windows Store.App UpdateProperNounNotSelectedᎬᏙᏗ ᎪᏢᎯᏌᏅUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe stage of an app in the certification process.certification statusNounNotSelectedᎠᏓᎵᏍᎪᎸᏓᏁᎯ ᏄᏛᎿᏕᎬUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA link that takes you to a precise location, such as a slide within a presentation, a section of a document, or a specific page within a site, instead of to the main page of the web site.deep linkNounSingularᎭᏫᏂ ᎫᏓᎸᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn API for AtomPub and syndication.WebProperNounNotSelectedᎤᏂᎳᏛᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA feature that a developer provides in an app for consumers to buy from within the app through an in-app purchase transaction.in-app offerNounNotSelectedᎦᎸᏛ-ᎬᏙᏗ ᎠᎵᏍᎪᎸᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA transaction performed by a consumer from within the context of an app to buy additional features for that app.in-app purchaseNounNotSelectedᎦᎸᏛ-ᎬᏙᏗ ᎠᏩᎯᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedApplications in Windows Store are distributed with user-based licensing model. Windows runtime and application model will only allow applications that are for user-based license as well as signed by Windows Store to be installed/run on Windows 8.Microsoft License Terms for ConsumersNounNotSelectedMicrosoft ᎠᏓᎵᏍᎪᎸᏓᏁᎯ ᏕᎪᏪᎸᎢ & ᎢᏯᏛᏁᎵᏓᏍᏗ ᎾᎿ ᎾᎾᏛᏁᎲUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedIn Windows 8 all windows portal experiences support and persist Live ID logins streamlining the partner experience when working with multiple services and sites.Microsoft account loginsNounNotSelectedMicrosoft ᎠᏚᏓᎸᏗ ᏕᏣᏙᎥ ᎰᏪᎸᎦUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA type of notification sent via the Microsoft Push Notification Service to an app running on Windows Phone. The format and meaning of the data is determined by the app.raw notificationNounSingularᎠᎪᏍᏗ ᏗᏓᏃᏣᎳᏁᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo purchase an app just before downloading and installing it.purchase at downloadVerbNotSelectedᎠᏩᎯᏍᏗ ᎡᎳᏓᎪᏘ ᎦᏢᏍᎬᎢUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedAn XML vocabulary that is used to transform XML data to another form, such as HTML, by means of a style sheet that defines presentation rules.Extensible Stylesheet LanguageNounSingularXSLUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn XML vocabulary that is used to transform XML data to another form, such as HTML, by means of a style sheet that defines presentation rules.XSLNounSingularXSLUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo purchase an app after downloading, installing and trying it out.purchase after trialVerbNotSelectedᎠᏩᎯᏍᏗ ᎦᏳᎳ ᎠᏁᎶᏔᏅUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedAn image uploaded by the developer that Microsoft can use as a part of promotion via Featured lists and/or marketing campaigns.promotional imageNounSingularᎠᏂᎶᏉᏗᏍᎬ ᎤᏓᏴᎳᏛUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe money a developer receives from app and add-on sales in the Windows Store, including advertising revenue.payoutNounSingularᎠᏈᏴᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo move an application into the store. Involves the uploading and certification of an app's packages and listing data.onboardVerbNotSelectedᏂᎬᏅᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedThe beta release of the Windows 8 operating system.Windows 8 Consumer PreviewProperNounSingularWindows 8 Consumer PreviewUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA picture-based sign-in method that authenticates a user by checking gestures made on a picture of the user's own choosing.picture passwordNounSingularᏗᏟᎶᏍᏔᏅ ᎠᏍᏚᎢᏍᏙᏗ ᎥᎧᏁᎬᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo move an object, such as a window or an app, into a locked position on the screen.snapVerbNotSelectedᎠᏔᏍᎩUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedThe feature to help monitor and save on battery usage.Battery SaverProperNounNotSelectedᎠᎾᎦᎵᏍᎩ ᎠᎵᏏᏅᏗᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe feature to help monitor and save on battery usage.battery saverProperNounSingularᎠᎾᎦᎵᏍᎩ ᎠᎵᏏᏅᏗᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularAn album that contains a continuous roll of live viewfinder and captured photos and videos that have not been archived or moved to other folders.camera rollNounNotSelectedᏗᏓᏟᎶᏍᏙᏗ ᎦᏌᏁᎾᏛᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA downloadable app that helps users choose which edition of Windows 8 is right for them, determine if their hardware can support it, determine the compatibility of apps and devices and assist with any changes that are needed, and then purchase and install it from within the app.Windows 8 Upgrade AssistantProperNounSingularWindows 8 ᏓᏤᏞᏍᏗ ᏅᎦ ᎠᏓᏍᏕᎵᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA file that contains some pre-defined formatting, layout, and/or text and graphics and that serves as the basis for new content with a similar look or purpose.templateNounSingularᎠᏛᏅᎢᏍᏔᏅᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularA file that contains some pre-defined formatting, layout, and/or text and graphics and that serves as the basis for new content with a similar look or purpose.document templateNounSingularᎠᏛᏅᎢᏍᏔᏅᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularA file that contains some pre-defined formatting, layout, and/or text and graphics and that serves as the basis for new content with a similar look or purpose.template fileNounSingularᎠᏛᏅᎢᏍᏔᏅᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn online community that helps you choose how to respond to potential malware threats, and that helps to stop the spread of new malware infections.Microsoft Active Protection ServiceProperNounSingularMicrosoft ᎾᏛᏁᎲ ᎠᏓᎦᏎᏍᏙᏗ ᎢᏯᏓᏛᏁᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularAn error-handling function of NTFS that is targeted only to corrupted areas to avoid lengthy checkdisk operations.Spot Corruption HandlingProperNounNotSelectedᎤᏓᏓᏢ ᎤᏲᏨ ᎠᎯᏓᏍᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA process that repairs any errors that the online scan detects.Spot FixerProperNounSingularᎤᏓᏓᏢ ᎣᏍᏓ ᏱᎬᏁᎯUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe feature that allows users to arrange all of their open windows on their screen using the mouse, keyboard, or the Snap Assist feature.SnapProperNounNotSelectedᎠᏔᏍᎩᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe feature that allows users to arrange all of their open windows on their screen using the mouse, keyboard, or the Snap Assist feature.Snap windowsProperNounPluralᎠᏔᏍᎩᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo press and release a mouse button twice in rapid succession without moving the mouse. Double-clicking is a means of rapidly selecting and activating a program or program feature.double-clickVerbNotSelectedᏔᎵᏳᏩᎪᏗ ᎭᏐᏅᏍᏓUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedAn arrangement of network devices that defines which devices are connected together.network configurationNounSingularᏄᏍᏛ ᎪᏢᏒᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn arrangement of network devices that defines which devices are connected together.network configurationNounSingularᏧᎾᏚᏓᎵ ᏄᏍᏛ ᎪᏢᏒᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn arrangement of network devices that defines which devices are connected together.configurationNounSingularᏄᏍᏛ ᎪᏢᏒᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn arrangement of network devices that defines which devices are connected together.configurationNounSingularᏧᎾᏚᏓᎵ ᏄᏍᏛ ᎪᏢᏒᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA mobile broadband or other network for which the provider bills according to data used, such as megabytes downloaded, messages sent, or webpages viewed.metered networkNounSingularᎠᏎᎯᎯ ᏧᎾᏚᏓᎵUSANounNotSelectedSingularA root certification authority that appears in the Trusted Root Certification Authorities console of the Windows operating systems and is trusted by the operating system.trusted root certification authorityNounSingularᏓᏁᎶᏛᎢ ᎤᎾᏍᏕᏢ CAUSANounNotSelectedSingularA root certification authority that appears in the Trusted Root Certification Authorities console of the Windows operating systems and is trusted by the operating system.trusted root certification authorityNounSingularᏓᏁᎶᏛᎢ ᎤᎾᏍᏕᏢ ᎠᏓᎵᏍᎪᎸᏓᏁᎯ ᎠᎵᏍᎪᎸᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA root certification authority that appears in the Trusted Root Certification Authorities console of the Windows operating systems and is trusted by the operating system.trusted root CANounSingularᏓᏁᎶᏛᎢ ᎤᎾᏍᏕᏢ CAUSANounNotSelectedSingularA root certification authority that appears in the Trusted Root Certification Authorities console of the Windows operating systems and is trusted by the operating system.trusted root CANounSingularᏓᏁᎶᏛᎢ ᎤᎾᏍᏕᏢ ᎠᏓᎵᏍᎪᎸᏓᏁᎯ ᎠᎵᏍᎪᎸᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn antimalware driver that loads early in the boot process, to evaluate the safety of the other drivers being loaded. Based on a comparison against historical data for those drivers, the antimalware driver returns information to the kernel, which makes initialization decisions for each driver.early-launch boot driverNounSingularᎢᎬᏱᏊ-ᎠᏂᎩᏍᏙᏗ ᎠᏍᏚᎢᏓ ᎠᏠᏓᎪᎵᏰᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn antimalware driver that loads early in the boot process, to evaluate the safety of the other drivers being loaded. Based on a comparison against historical data for those drivers, the antimalware driver returns information to the kernel, which makes initialization decisions for each driver.early-launch boot driverNounSingularᎢᎬᏱᏊ ᎠᏂᎩᏍᏙᏗ ᎤᏲ ᏗᎦᏘᎴᎩ ᎠᏠᏓᎪᎵᏰᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn antimalware driver that loads early in the boot process, to evaluate the safety of the other drivers being loaded. Based on a comparison against historical data for those drivers, the antimalware driver returns information to the kernel, which makes initialization decisions for each driver.early-launch boot driverNounSingularELAM ᎠᏠᏓᎪᎵᏰᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn antimalware driver that loads early in the boot process, to evaluate the safety of the other drivers being loaded. Based on a comparison against historical data for those drivers, the antimalware driver returns information to the kernel, which makes initialization decisions for each driver.Early Launch Antimalware driverNounSingularᎢᎬᏱᏊ-ᎠᏂᎩᏍᏙᏗ ᎠᏍᏚᎢᏓ ᎠᏠᏓᎪᎵᏰᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn antimalware driver that loads early in the boot process, to evaluate the safety of the other drivers being loaded. Based on a comparison against historical data for those drivers, the antimalware driver returns information to the kernel, which makes initialization decisions for each driver.Early Launch Antimalware driverNounSingularᎢᎬᏱᏊ ᎠᏂᎩᏍᏙᏗ ᎤᏲ ᏗᎦᏘᎴᎩ ᎠᏠᏓᎪᎵᏰᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn antimalware driver that loads early in the boot process, to evaluate the safety of the other drivers being loaded. Based on a comparison against historical data for those drivers, the antimalware driver returns information to the kernel, which makes initialization decisions for each driver.Early Launch Antimalware driverNounSingularELAM ᎠᏠᏓᎪᎵᏰᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn antimalware driver that loads early in the boot process, to evaluate the safety of the other drivers being loaded. Based on a comparison against historical data for those drivers, the antimalware driver returns information to the kernel, which makes initialization decisions for each driver.ELAM driverNounNotSelectedᎢᎬᏱᏊ-ᎠᏂᎩᏍᏙᏗ ᎠᏍᏚᎢᏓ ᎠᏠᏓᎪᎵᏰᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn antimalware driver that loads early in the boot process, to evaluate the safety of the other drivers being loaded. Based on a comparison against historical data for those drivers, the antimalware driver returns information to the kernel, which makes initialization decisions for each driver.ELAM driverNounNotSelectedᎢᎬᏱᏊ ᎠᏂᎩᏍᏙᏗ ᎤᏲ ᏗᎦᏘᎴᎩ ᎠᏠᏓᎪᎵᏰᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn antimalware driver that loads early in the boot process, to evaluate the safety of the other drivers being loaded. Based on a comparison against historical data for those drivers, the antimalware driver returns information to the kernel, which makes initialization decisions for each driver.ELAM driverNounNotSelectedELAM ᎠᏠᏓᎪᎵᏰᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA set of services used by Windows and Windows apps to access the user's current location.location servicesNounPluralᎢᎬᎾᏕᎾ ᎾᎾᏛᏁᎲUSANounNotSelectedPluralBefore Windows loads.pre-bootAdjectiveNotSelectedᎤᏓᎷᎸ-ᎤᏟᏂᎩᏓ ᎠᏍᏚᎢᏓUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedTo repost a tweet from another Twitter user, sharing the tweet with one's own followers.retweetVerbNotSelectedᎢᎠᏥᎠUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedThe credentials (user name and password) that a person uses to gain access to a service, network server, etc.sign-inNounNotSelectedᏕᏣᏙᎥ-ᎰᏪᎸᎦUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA price that reflects a representative value in other currencies. The specific price of a price tier that is shown in one currency will be close to the corresponding price in another currency. Foreign exchange, differences in taxation policies, and other market factors influence the determination of a price tier’s price that is shown in another currency.price tierNounNotSelectedᏓᎬᏩᎶᏛ ᎤᏩᎾᏕᏍᎬUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedOf or related to social networking.socialAdjectiveNotSelectedᏴᏫ ᏧᎸᏉᏗUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedThe category of products given special prominence in the Store via editorial programming.spotlightProperNounSingularᎤᏓᏓᏟ ᎠᏨᏯᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedMassA value that developers specify in the app manifest for their Windows Store apps. Windows Store apps use capabilities to declare that the app requires programmatic access to protected user resources, such as the Pictures library, or connected devices, such as a webcam.capabilityNounNotSelectedᎢᎬᏩᏛᏁᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe operational state of a computer or a program.operational modeNounSingularᎬᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe operational state of a computer or a program.modeNounSingularᎬᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo copy files to a recordable CD.burnVerbNotSelectedᎯᎴᏴᏓUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedThe process in which Microsoft tests an app to make sure it meets app requirements.validationNounNotSelectedᎧᎵ ᏱᎬᏁᎯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe process in which a developer tests an app to make sure it meets app requirements.verificationNounMassᎪᎯᏳᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA window that displays data from a table, form, query, view, or stored procedure in a row-and-column format.Datasheet viewNounSingularᎦᏟᏌᏅᎯ ᎪᏪᎸ ᎠᎪᎵᏰᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA user interface element that provides access to sharing files and info with other apps.Share charmProperNounSingularᎠᏯᏙᏍᏗᎢ ᎦᏛᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA user interface element that provides access to search in apps or on the PC.Search charmNounSingularᎠᏱᏍᏗ ᎦᏛᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA user interface element that provides access to external devices like media players or printers.Devices charmNounSingularᏥᏂᎬᏅᏗᏓᎾ ᎦᏛᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA user interface element that provides access to PC and app settings.Settings charmNounSingularᏕᎦᎧᎲᎢ ᎦᏛᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularAny disk drive, folder, or other place in which you can store files and folders. Programs will commonly ask you to choose a location to save a file.locationNounSingularᎤᎿ ᎢᎬᎾᏕᎾUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe boundary of a physical or rendered object, such as a display screen or window.edgeNounSingularᎠᏍᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo transfer data such as files to a device or an app.sendVerbNotSelectedᏫᎦᏅᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedPertaining to the chrome-free UI presentation mode that fills all or a portion of the display.immersiveAdjectiveNotSelectedᎦᏃᏴᏘᏍᏙᏗUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedThe download package that includes People, Messaging, Mail, and Calendar.Windows Communications AppsProperNounPluralWindows ᏗᏓᏛᎪᏙᏗ ᎬᏙᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedPluralA feature of Internet Explorer 10 that allows users to easily switch between websites and their corresponding apps.app switchNounSingularᎬᏙᏗ ᎦᏁᏟᏴᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA Windows feature that enables users to connect computers with a simple tap gesture or by browsing for computers within wireless range. If two computers come within 3-4 centimeters of each other, or are tapped together, the operating system of each computer becomes aware of the other computer. Also, a user can browse for computers within wireless range that are advertising for a peer connection. The user can then connect the two computers to share content such as photos or links, or create a multi-player experience. If the connection is made using a tap gesture, the user can also publish and subscribe to messages transmitted during the tap.proximityNounNotSelectedᎾᎥUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA certification authority that has the ability to issue the intermediate certificates needed to certify the subject identified by the end certificate.intermediate CANounSingularᎠᏍᏆᏛ ᏂᎨᏒᎾ CAUSANounNotSelectedSingularA certification authority that has the ability to issue the intermediate certificates needed to certify the subject identified by the end certificate.intermediate CANounSingularᎠᏍᏆᏛ ᏂᎨᏒᎾ ᎠᏓᎵᏍᎪᎸᏓᏁᎯ ᎠᎵᏍᎪᎸᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA certification authority that has the ability to issue the intermediate certificates needed to certify the subject identified by the end certificate.intermediate certification authorityNounSingularᎠᏍᏆᏛ ᏂᎨᏒᎾ CAUSANounNotSelectedSingularA certification authority that has the ability to issue the intermediate certificates needed to certify the subject identified by the end certificate.intermediate certification authorityNounSingularᎠᏍᏆᏛ ᏂᎨᏒᎾ ᎠᏓᎵᏍᎪᎸᏓᏁᎯ ᎠᎵᏍᎪᎸᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA feature of Windows where a user's credentials are securely stored.Credential LockerProperNounSingularᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏙᏗ ᎧᏁᏌᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularTo take action on a message by either replying to the sender, to the sender and all recipients, or by forwarding the message to someone else.respondVerbNotSelectedᎦᏬᎯᎵᏴᏓUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA feature of Windows that provide right-click access from taskbar program buttons to the documents, pictures, songs, or websites a user frequently accesses.Jump ListProperNounSingularᎤᏟᏍᏓ ᏕᎦᏅᏃᏛUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA feature of Windows that provide right-click access from taskbar program buttons to the documents, pictures, songs, or websites a user frequently accesses.jump listNounSingularᎤᏟᏍᏓ ᏕᎦᏅᏃᏛUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA nonfinal release of Internet Explorer 10.Internet Explorer 10 Consumer PreviewProperNounSingularInternet Explorer 10 Consumer PreviewUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA visual interface where users enter a passcode, use a certain button combination or perform a certain gesture in order to activate the full functionality of a device.lock screenNounSingularᏍᏓᏱ ᎠᏍᏚᎭ ᎠᏰᏙᎳᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe web browser component of Windows that provides a traditional and familiar browsing experience.Internet Explorer for the desktopProperNounNotSelectedInternet Explorer ᎾᏍᎩ ᎾᎿ ᎦᏍᎩᎶᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe touch-optimized, immersive web browser for Windows.Internet Explorer 10ProperNounNotSelectedInternet Explorer 10USAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA feature that validates, signs, and stores boot information in the Trusted Platform Module chip to verify the integrity of the PC.Measured BootProperNounSingularᎠᏟᎶᏓ ᎠᏍᏚᎢᏓUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA gesture that enables proximity-based authentication between two devices.Tap and DoProperNounNotSelectedᎤᏟᏍᏓ ᎭᏒᏂᎦ ᎠᎴ ᎿᏛᎦUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA window that displays a form to either show or accept data. Form view is the primary means of adding and modifying data in tables. You cannot change the design of a form in this view.Form viewNounSingularᎠᎧᎵᎢᏍᏗ ᎠᎪᎵᏰᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo go to the next page on a site quickly by swiping across the page or clicking the Forward button.flip aheadVerbNotSelectedᏐ ᏧᎦᏅᏓᏛ ᏫᎷᎩUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA feature in Internet Explorer that enables users to go to the next page on a site quickly by swiping across the page or clicking the Forward button.flip aheadProperNounSingularᏐ ᏧᎦᏅᏓᏛ ᏫᎷᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA button that shuts down or restarts the PC.PowerProperNounNotSelectedᎤᏟᏂᎩᏓUSANounNotSelectedSingularA plastic (credit card–sized or smaller) device with an embedded microprocessor and a small amount of storage that is used, with an access code, to enable certificate-based authentication. Smart cards securely store certificates, public and private keys, passwords, and other types of personal information.smart cardNounSingularᏆᎾᏲᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA plastic (credit card–sized or smaller) device with an embedded microprocessor and a small amount of storage that is used, with an access code, to enable certificate-based authentication. Smart cards securely store certificates, public and private keys, passwords, and other types of personal information.smart cardNounSingularᎠᏌᎹᏗ ᏆᎾᏲᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA plastic (credit card–sized or smaller) device with an embedded microprocessor and a small amount of storage that is used, with an access code, to enable certificate-based authentication. Smart cards securely store certificates, public and private keys, passwords, and other types of personal information.cardNounSingularᏆᎾᏲᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA plastic (credit card–sized or smaller) device with an embedded microprocessor and a small amount of storage that is used, with an access code, to enable certificate-based authentication. Smart cards securely store certificates, public and private keys, passwords, and other types of personal information.cardNounSingularᎠᏌᎹᏗ ᏆᎾᏲᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe operating system designed for enthusiasts and business/technical pros that includes all of the features in Windows 8, plus features for encryption, virtualization, PC management, and domain connectivity.Windows 8 ProProperNounNotSelectedWindows 8 ProUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe operating system for PCs and tablets powered by x86 (32-bit) and AMD (64-bit) processors that includes an updated Windows Explorer, Task Manager, better multi-monitor support, and fast language switching.Windows 8ProperNounNotSelectedWindows 8USAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe operating system only available pre-installed on PCs and tablets powered by ARM processors that helps enable new thin and lightweight form factors with impressive battery life. Windows RT includes touch-optimized versions of Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote.Windows RTProperNounNotSelectedWindows RTUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA downloadable pack that adds features to Windows 8 or Windows 8 Single Language editions to move them to a Windows 8 Pro edition with Windows Media Center installed.Windows 8 Pro PackProperNounNotSelectedWindows 8 Pro PackUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn edition of Windows 8 that is available only through volume licensing.Windows 8 EnterpriseProperNounNotSelectedWindows 8 EnterpriseUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn edition of Windows 8 designed to make Windows affordable to mainstream consumers in emerging markets.Windows 8 Single LanguageProperNounNotSelectedWindows 8 Single LanguageUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA media pack add-on to Windows 8 Pro that upgrades the edition to include Windows Media Center.Windows 8 Media Center PackProperNounNotSelectedWindows 8 Media Center ᎦᏟᏅᏛᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA media pack add-on to Windows 8 Pro that upgrades the edition to include Windows Media Center.Windows 8 Media Center PackProperNounNotSelectedWindows 8 Media Center PackUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe button or slider on tablets and convertible tablets that rotates the display.rotation lock buttonNounSingularᎦᎾᎯᏍᏙᏗ ᎠᏗᏆᎸᏕᏲᎲ ᎠᏐᏅᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn edition of Windows 8 Pro that contains Windows Media Center.Windows 8 Pro with Media CenterProperNounNotSelectedWindows 8 Pro ᎠᏠᏯᏍᏗ Media CenterUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe release candidate release of the Windows 8 operating system.Windows 8 Release PreviewProperNounNotSelectedWindows 8 Release PreviewUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn automated proactive scan that triggers when NTFS detects a corruption. The scan is equivalent to the scan phase of chkdsk and finds and logs all corruptions to an internal file. This scan runs during maintenance hours, can be triggered from the Explorer, or manually run from a command line. When this scan is running in the background, some NTFS operations may be blocked.Proactive ScannerProperNounSingularᎥᎬᏱ ᎢᏯᏛᏁᏗ ᎠᎾᎦᎵᏍᎩ ᏗᏟᎶᏍᏗᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA registry setting that allows the DHCP client to transmit more messages to the server to obtain an IP address when the PC is in connected standby mode. This setting can increase power consumption but can also help resolve IP address (IPv4 or IPv6) problems more quickly.aggressive address acquisition retryNounSingularᎠᎦᏟᏱ ᎪᏪᎵ ᏫᏗᎦᏅᏗ ᏫᏙᎦᏁᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA service within Remote Desktop Services responsible for aggregating RemoteApp programs and desktops that are published to end users from across the entire deployment. It ensure only users with appropriate rights can access published resources. The resources are used to display error messages that, for example, might say that the publishing service is unavailable. This can help the admin debug their deployment.Central Publishing serviceProperNounSingularᎠᏰᏟ ᏓᏂᎴᏴᏗᏍᎩ ᎢᏯᏓᏛᏁᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe capability to sign in to a PC by using a four-digit code.PIN sign-inNounNotSelectedPIN ᏗᎪᏪᎶᏗ ᏙᏙᎥᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA color that that is currently selected for drawing or displaying text on the screen.foreground colorNounSingularᎢᎬᏱᏗᏢ ᎠᏑᏫᏓUSANounNotSelectedSingularA software setting that disables display rotation.rotation lockNounNotSelectedᎦᎾᎯᏍᏙᏗ ᎠᏗᏆᎸᏕᏲᎲUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedOn a Web page, a grouping of hyperlinks for getting around in that particular Web site.navigation barNounSingularᎠᏓᏘᏂᏙᎯ ᏚᏓᏅᏅᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe entity designated to receive something.recipientNounSingularᏗᎦᏁᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe automatic display of photos in Windows Photos in a grid-like pattern based on metadata from the photos that are connected to the user's account.photo mixNounSingularᏗᏓᏟᎶᏍᏔᏅᎯ ᎦᏟᏐᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA function relevant to an app in use that is displayed on the app bar.app commandNounSingularᎬᏙᏗ ᎤᏁᏤᎸᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe charm that takes users to the Start screen.Start charmProperNounNotSelectedᎭᏂᎩᏍᏓ ᎦᏛᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe functionality that allows users to switch back to recently used apps.app switchingNounMassᎬᏙᏗ ᎥᎦᏁᏟᏴᏍᎬᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe state that enables a PC to turn on instantly and have tiles and other services update even when the screen is off.connected standbyNounNotSelectedᎫᏓᎸᏅᎯ ᎠᎦᏘᏗᏍᏗᏱUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA collection of Windows and device settings that users can change grouped into one location.PC settingsProperNounPluralPC ᏕᎦᎧᎲᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA tablet hardware button with the Windows logo on it that's similar to the Windows key on a keyboard. Pressing the Power and Windows buttons simultaneously is the equivalent of pressing Ctrl+Alt+Del.Windows buttonNounSingularWindows ᎠᏐᏅᏍᏙᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA rating of how safe an app is determined to be by SmartScreen, according to age, presence of digital certificate, and other criteria.SmartScreen Application ReputationProperNounNotSelectedSmartScreen ᎬᏙᏗ ᏄᏍᏛ ᏧᎶᏒUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA feature that provides a progressive disclosure method that remains active only as long as the user holds (presses down) their finger on the touch surface.Tap and HoldProperNounNotSelectedᎤᏟᏍᏓ ᎭᏒᏂᎦ ᎠᎴ ᏣᏂᏴᏎᏍᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe charm that provides access to the devices commands.DevicesProperNounPluralᏥᏂᏕᎬᏅᏗᏓᎾUSAProperNounNotSelectedPluralA hardware button that increases and decreases the sound volume.volume control buttonNounSingularᎤᏃᏴᎬᎢ ᎠᎯᎸᏍᏗ ᎠᏐᏅᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe UI label that indicates a screen or monitor that is attached to a PC and that content can be projected on to.Second screenProperNounSingularᏔᎵᏁ ᎠᏰᏙᎳᏛᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn application that comes with a product key and DVD that allows users them to purchase Windows and activate their current copy of Windows from the client.Get Genuine WindowsProperNounSingularGet Genuine WindowsUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA report generated by OEMs for each OA 3.0 manufactured computer which is then sent to Microsoft for processing. This report includes the hardware hash value and Product Key ID.computer build reportNounSingularCBRUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA report generated by OEMs for each OA 3.0 manufactured computer which is then sent to Microsoft for processing. This report includes the hardware hash value and Product Key ID.computer build reportNounSingularᎠᎦᏙᎥᎯᏍᏗ ᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏗᏍᎩ ᎪᏢᏍᎩ ᎬᏂᎨᏒᎢᎬᏁᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA report generated by OEMs for each OA 3.0 manufactured computer which is then sent to Microsoft for processing. This report includes the hardware hash value and Product Key ID.CBRNounSingularCBRUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA report generated by OEMs for each OA 3.0 manufactured computer which is then sent to Microsoft for processing. This report includes the hardware hash value and Product Key ID.CBRNounSingularᎠᎦᏙᎥᎯᏍᏗ ᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏗᏍᎩ ᎪᏢᏍᎩ ᎬᏂᎨᏒᎢᎬᏁᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo provide services (often using a server) to client computers that connect from remote locations, for example, to offer Internet access or to be the source for a news or mail service.hostVerbNotSelectedᎠᏁᏢᏍᎩUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedAn application that runs on mobile devices such as a smart phone.mobile appNounNotSelectedᎠᏓᏅᏏᏙ ᎬᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe version of software that's distributed to manufacturers to build into hardware they will make available when the final software is made generally available.RTMProperNounNotSelectedᏘᏲᎯ ᎾᎿ ᎠᏃᏢᏅᎥᏍᎬUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe version of software that's distributed to manufacturers to build into hardware they will make available when the final software is made generally available.RTMProperNounNotSelectedRTMUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe version of software that's distributed to manufacturers to build into hardware they will make available when the final software is made generally available.Release to ManufacturingProperNounNotSelectedᏘᏲᎯ ᎾᎿ ᎠᏃᏢᏅᎥᏍᎬUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe version of software that's distributed to manufacturers to build into hardware they will make available when the final software is made generally available.Release to ManufacturingProperNounNotSelectedRTMUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo reset a system using a method that restores PC settings to defaults but retains a user's files and personalization touches.refresh your PCVerbNotSelectedᎯᏤᎲᏍᏓ ᏣᏤᎵ PCUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo reset a system so that all user customizations are removed.reset your PCVerbNotSelectedᏥᏙᎯᎧᎲᎦ ᏣᏤᎵ PCUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedThe service run by the Windows Store team that supports the end-to-end process for registering Windows Store developers and onboarding apps into the Windows Store catalog.dashboardNounSingularᎠᏝᏅᏗ ᏯᏖᎾUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe service run by the Windows Store team that supports the end-to-end process for registering Windows Store developers and onboarding apps into the Windows Store catalog.dashboardNounSingularWindows ᎠᏓᎾᏅ ᎠᏝᏅᏗ ᏯᏖᎾUSANounNotSelectedSingularA control that slows down the speed of panning from a user interaction.speed bumpNounSingularᎠᏍᎦᏃᎳ ᎯᏍᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe button that allows customers to finalize their purchase on a website.CheckoutProperNounNotSelectedᏩᏈᏯ ᏣᏩᏒᎯUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe out-of-the-box encryption capabilities that are automatically included on PCs running Windows RT.Device EncryptionProperNounNotSelectedᏥᏂᎬᏅᏗᏓᎾ ᎠᏕᎵᏍᏙᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe button on a checkout screen that, when clicked, commits the buyer to a purchase agreement with the seller, as specified by EU guideline 2011/83/EU and other local laws.BuyProperNounNotSelectedᏣᏩᎯUSAProperNounNotSelectedOtherThe feature of Bing that enables customers to block sites containing adult (sexually explicit) content. Customers can choose from three levels of filtering: strict (hides adult text and image results); moderate (hides adult images only); and off (doesn't hide any search results).SafeSearchProperNounMassᏂᎬᎾᏰᎬᎾ-ᎠᏱᏍᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedMassAn app that's downloaded from the Microsoft Store and installed automatically to the PC when a user attaches a certified device to the PC, provided that the device manufacturer has submitted the app to the Microsoft Store.Microsoft Store device appProperNounSingularMicrosoft Store ᏥᏂᎬᏅᏗᏓᎾ ᎬᏙᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe set of look-and-feel elements (type, color, icons, etc.) that create a sense of brand and a cohesive user experience with Microsoft products.Microsoft design languageProperNounSingularMicrosoft ᏗᎫᎪᏔᏂᏙᎯ ᎦᏬᏂᎯᏍᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedSoftware that enables hardware (e.g. peripherals) to work with your computer or mobile device.input driverNounSingularᎠᏠᏓᎪᎵᏰᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularSoftware that enables hardware (e.g. peripherals) to work with your computer or mobile device.input driverNounSingularᏥᏂᎬᏅᏗᏓᎾ ᎠᏠᏓᎪᎵᏰᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedSoftware that enables hardware (e.g. peripherals) to work with your computer or mobile device.device driverNounSingularᎠᏠᏓᎪᎵᏰᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularSoftware that enables hardware (e.g. peripherals) to work with your computer or mobile device.device driverNounSingularᏥᏂᎬᏅᏗᏓᎾ ᎠᏠᏓᎪᎵᏰᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedSoftware that enables hardware (e.g. peripherals) to work with your computer or mobile device.driverNounSingularᎠᏠᏓᎪᎵᏰᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularSoftware that enables hardware (e.g. peripherals) to work with your computer or mobile device.driverNounSingularᏥᏂᎬᏅᏗᏓᎾ ᎠᏠᏓᎪᎵᏰᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA collection of information that is stored on a computer or device under a single name.fileNounSingularᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe process of verifying the identity of an entity, such as a user, computer, device, process, by validating the credentials provided by the entity.authenticationNounMassᎠᏓᏙᏟᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedMassThe category of products (apps or games) that are current getting the best average overall rating by customers.Best ratedProperNounNotSelectedᏫᏓᏤᏢ ᏄᏟᏍᏛᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe category of products (apps or games) that are current getting the best average overall rating by customers.Best Rated AppsProperNounNotSelectedᏫᏓᏤᏢ ᏄᏟᏍᏛᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe category of products (apps or games) that are current getting the best average overall rating by customers.Best Rated GamesProperNounNotSelectedᏫᏓᏤᏢ ᏄᏟᏍᏛᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe category of products (apps or games) that are current getting the best average overall rating by customers.Best-rated appsProperNounPluralᏫᏓᏤᏢ ᏄᏟᏍᏛᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe category of products (apps or games) that are current getting the best average overall rating by customers.Best-rated gamesProperNounPluralᏫᏓᏤᏢ ᏄᏟᏍᏛᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe pre-loaded app that allows users to better monitor and manage their data usage on their phone or PC. It can notify users when they are close to their cellular data limit and delay some data-intensive tasks until the phone or PC is connected to Wi-Fi.Data usageProperNounSingularᎦᏟᏌᏅᎯ ᎬᏔᏂᏓᏍᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe app that provides easy access to Help and how-to content as well as helpful tips for users.Help+TipsProperNounNotSelectedᎠᏍᏕᎸᏗᎢ+ᎠᏓᏃᎯᏎᎯUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe category of items that have recently started to gain in popularity.new+risingProperNounNotSelectedᏕᎦᎶᏎᎬUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe category of items that have recently started to gain in popularity.new+risingProperNounNotSelectedᎢᏤ & ᎠᎵᏌᎳᏗᏍᎬUSAProperNounNotSelectedMassThe category of items that have recently started to gain in popularity.TrendingProperNounMassᏕᎦᎶᏎᎬUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe category of items that have recently started to gain in popularity.TrendingProperNounMassᎢᏤ & ᎠᎵᏌᎳᏗᏍᎬUSAProperNounNotSelectedMassThe category of items that have recently started to gain in popularity.New & RisingProperNounMassᏕᎦᎶᏎᎬUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe category of items that have recently started to gain in popularity.New & RisingProperNounMassᎢᏤ & ᎠᎵᏌᎳᏗᏍᎬUSAProperNounNotSelectedMassThe category of items that have recently started to gain in popularity.New + Rising AppsProperNounNotSelectedᏕᎦᎶᏎᎬUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe category of items that have recently started to gain in popularity.New + Rising AppsProperNounNotSelectedᎢᏤ & ᎠᎵᏌᎳᏗᏍᎬUSAProperNounNotSelectedMassThe category of items that have recently started to gain in popularity.New + Rising GamesProperNounNotSelectedᏕᎦᎶᏎᎬUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe category of items that have recently started to gain in popularity.New + Rising GamesProperNounNotSelectedᎢᏤ & ᎠᎵᏌᎳᏗᏍᎬUSAProperNounNotSelectedMassThe category of items that have recently started to gain in popularity.New and risingProperNounNotSelectedᏕᎦᎶᏎᎬUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe category of items that have recently started to gain in popularity.New and risingProperNounNotSelectedᎢᏤ & ᎠᎵᏌᎳᏗᏍᎬUSAProperNounNotSelectedMassThe category of items that have recently started to gain in popularity.New and rising appsProperNounPluralᏕᎦᎶᏎᎬUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe category of items that have recently started to gain in popularity.New and rising appsProperNounPluralᎢᏤ & ᎠᎵᏌᎳᏗᏍᎬUSAProperNounNotSelectedMassThe category of items that have recently started to gain in popularity.New and rising gamesProperNounPluralᏕᎦᎶᏎᎬUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe category of items that have recently started to gain in popularity.New and rising gamesProperNounPluralᎢᏤ & ᎠᎵᏌᎳᏗᏍᎬUSAProperNounNotSelectedMassThe interface that enables users to see what is consuming the storage space on their phone, displaying the space used by apps, games, media, settings, and more. It also allows moving content from phone to SD card.phone storageNounNotSelectedᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏙᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedMassThe interface that enables users to see what is consuming the storage space on their phone, displaying the space used by apps, games, media, settings, and more. It also allows moving content from phone to SD card.Storage SenseProperNounNotSelectedᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏙᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedMassThe interface that enables users to see what is consuming the storage space on their phone, displaying the space used by apps, games, media, settings, and more. It also allows moving content from phone to SD card.StorageProperNounMassᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏙᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedMassThe category of items that is personalized for the current user.Picks for youProperNounPluralᏤᏣᏑᏰᏓUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA string of text that is displayed with one value for each text attribute: typeface, slant, and weight.plain textNounMassᏗᎪᏪᎵᏍᎩᏊUSANounNotSelectedMassThe feature that allows you to "tap" a PC or phone against another device (or put it close to another device), and share content between the two.Tap and SendProperNounNotSelectedᎤᏟᏍᏓ ᎠᏒᏂᎸ ᎠᎴ ᏫᎦᏅᏓUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe feature that allows you to "tap" a PC or phone against another device (or put it close to another device), and share content between the two.Tap to shareProperNounNotSelectedᎤᏟᏍᏓ ᎠᏒᏂᎸ ᎠᎴ ᏫᎦᏅᏓUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe category of the most popular apps or games that the customer can download and use at no cost.Top freeProperNounNotSelectedᎦᏚᎢ ᎠᏎᏊᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe category of the most popular apps or games that the customer can download and use at no cost.Top Free AppsProperNounNotSelectedᎦᏚᎢ ᎠᏎᏊᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe category of the most popular apps or games that the customer can download and use at no cost.Top Free GamesProperNounNotSelectedᎦᏚᎢ ᎠᏎᏊᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe category of the most popular apps or games that the customer can download and use at no cost.Top free appsProperNounNotSelectedᎦᏚᎢ ᎠᏎᏊᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe category of the most popular apps or games that the customer can download and use at no cost.Top free gamesProperNounNotSelectedᎦᏚᎢ ᎠᏎᏊᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe category of the most popular apps or games that the customer must pay to use.Top paidProperNounNotSelectedᎦᏚᎢ ᎤᎫᏴᏓUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe category of the most popular apps or games that the customer must pay to use.Top Paid AppsProperNounNotSelectedᎦᏚᎢ ᎤᎫᏴᏓUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe category of the most popular apps or games that the customer must pay to use.Top Paid GamesProperNounNotSelectedᎦᏚᎢ ᎤᎫᏴᏓUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe category of the most popular apps or games that the customer must pay to use.Top paid appsProperNounNotSelectedᎦᏚᎢ ᎤᎫᏴᏓUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe category of the most popular apps or games that the customer must pay to use.Top paid gamesProperNounNotSelectedᎦᏚᎢ ᎤᎫᏴᏓUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA process of converting readable data (plaintext) into a coded form (ciphertext) to prevent it from being read by an unauthorized party.encryptionNounMassᎠᏕᎵᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedMassA process of converting readable data (plaintext) into a coded form (ciphertext) to prevent it from being read by an unauthorized party.enciphermentNounMassᎠᏕᎵᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedMassA process of converting readable data (plaintext) into a coded form (ciphertext) to prevent it from being read by an unauthorized party.data encryptionNounMassᎠᏕᎵᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedMassTo put your finger on a touchscreen and then swipe it quickly, lifting your finger off the screen, in the direction you want.flickVerbNotSelectedᎠᏏᏛ ᎬᏃᏌᏍᏙᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA data-entry field on a page. A site visitor supplies information in a field either by typing text or by selecting a field.form fieldNounSingularᎠᎧᎵᎢᏍᏗ ᏠᎨᏏUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA data type used to hold date and time information.Date/TimeNounSingularᎢᎦ/ᎠᏟᎢᎵᏒUSANounNotSelectedSingularA data type used to hold date and time information.datetimeNounSingularᎢᎦ/ᎠᏟᎢᎵᏒUSANounNotSelectedSingularPertaining to an entity, such as a user, a file or a computer that is currently connected a server.onlineAdjectiveNotSelectedᏓᏏᎳᏕᏫᏒUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedA key used only once in a cryptographic communication.nonceNounSingularᏌᏊ ᏳᏩᎦᏗ ᎦᏔᏅUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn app that reads what is displayed on a screen and converts the input for presentation by means of non-visual output devices.screen readerNounSingularᎠᏯᏙᎳᏛᎢ ᏗᎪᎵᏰᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularTechnology that provides enhancements to other technology so that people with disabilities can use it.assistive technologyNounSingularᏗᏂᏲᎤᏟ ᏧᎾᎵᏍᏕᎸᏙᏗ ᏖᎾᎶᏥUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe distribution mechanism for all channels of the consumer e-commerce and retail experience, including clients in Windows and Xbox, the web store (Microsoft.com/store), and the brick-and-mortar locations.Microsoft StoreProperNounSingularMicrosoft StoreUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe distribution mechanism for all channels of the consumer e-commerce and retail experience, including clients in Windows and Xbox, the web store (Microsoft.com/store), and the brick-and-mortar locations.Microsoft StoreProperNounSingularStoreUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe distribution mechanism for all channels of the consumer e-commerce and retail experience, including clients in Windows and Xbox, the web store (Microsoft.com/store), and the brick-and-mortar locations.StoreProperNounSingularMicrosoft StoreUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe distribution mechanism for all channels of the consumer e-commerce and retail experience, including clients in Windows and Xbox, the web store (Microsoft.com/store), and the brick-and-mortar locations.StoreProperNounSingularStoreUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe range and depth of a search on a portal site, desktop or other.search scopeNounMassᎢᎦᎢUSANounNotSelectedMassThe range and depth of a search on a portal site, desktop or other.scopeNounMassᎢᎦᎢUSANounNotSelectedMassA computer that has properties both of a tablet and a laptop.convertibleNounSingularᎢᏧᎳ ᏗᎬᏩᏁᏟᏴᎡᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA computer that has properties both of a tablet and a laptop.2-in-1NounSingularᎢᏧᎳ ᏗᎬᏩᏁᏟᏴᎡᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA preference set by users in web browsers to indicate to websites that they do not want to be tracked.Do Not TrackProperNounNotSelectedᎮᏍᏗ ᏥᎰᎷᏁᏏUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA preference set by users in web browsers to indicate to websites that they do not want to be tracked.DNTProperNounNotSelectedᎮᏍᏗ ᏥᎰᎷᏁᏏUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA Web page that a user of a public-access network has to view and interact with for authentication, accepting terms of use, or security updates.captive portalNounSingularᎠᏴᎩᏍᏗ ᎠᏴᏍᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe time for which the cell(s) in a rechargeable battery can produce an electric current before the battery needs to be recharged.battery lifeNounMassᎠᎾᎦᎵᏍᏙᏗ ᎬᏅᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA measure of the relative frequency with which data is accessed.heatNounMassᏗᎬᏍᎦᏢᏗ ᏂᎨᏒᎾ ᏓᎪᎵᏰᎥUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn optional Microsoft account sign-in method with which users can only sign in by entering both a password and a security code sent to them by the Microsoft account team.two-step verificationNounSingularᏔᎵ ᎢᏯᎳᏍᎬᏓ ᎪᎯᏳᏓᏁᎯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe app that enables users to scan photos or documents using a connected scanner and save the images to a folder.ScanProperNounMassᎠᎾᎦᎵᏍᎩ ᏗᏟᎶᏍᏗᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe app that enables users to scan photos or documents using a connected scanner and save the images to a folder.ScanProperNounMassWindows ᎠᎾᎦᎵᏍᎩ ᏗᏟᎶᏍᏗᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe app that enables users to scan photos or documents using a connected scanner and save the images to a folder.Windows ScanProperNounMassᎠᎾᎦᎵᏍᎩ ᏗᏟᎶᏍᏗᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe app that enables users to scan photos or documents using a connected scanner and save the images to a folder.Windows ScanProperNounMassWindows ᎠᎾᎦᎵᏍᎩ ᏗᏟᎶᏍᏗᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe app that enables users to create and edit short videos to highlight memorable moments.Movie MomentsProperNounPluralᎠᏓᏴᎳᏛᏍᎩ ᏗᏟᎶᏍᏔᏅUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedEssential data that is carried within a packet or other transmission unit, excluding the data required to get the packet delivered.payloadNounSingularᎠᎫᏴᏗ ᎠᎧᎵᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA circular control with one or more sliders that a user moves to change values.dialNounSingularᏗᏐᏂᎭ ᏗᏎᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo slide two fingers on a touchpad or similar device at the same time and with a relatively short distance between each other.slide two fingersVerbNotSelectedᏔᎵ ᏕᎦᏰᏌᏛ ᏔᏲᏟᏓUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA placeholder on the Start screen that represents an app not yet installed on the PC.previewNounSingularᎬᏙᏗ ᎠᏓᎪᏩᏛᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA placeholder on the Start screen that represents an app not yet installed on the PC.previewNounSingularᎠᏓᎪᏩᏛᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA placeholder on the Start screen that represents an app not yet installed on the PC.app previewNounSingularᎬᏙᏗ ᎠᏓᎪᏩᏛᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA placeholder on the Start screen that represents an app not yet installed on the PC.app previewNounSingularᎠᏓᎪᏩᏛᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA service designed for consumers that runs on Windows or in a web browser.Windows serviceNounSingularWindows ᎢᏯᏓᏛᏁᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo tap with two fingers on a touchpad or similar device at the same time and with a relatively short distance between each other.tap two fingersVerbNotSelectedᏔᎵ ᏕᎦᏰᏌᏛ ᏔᏐᏅᏍᏓUSAOtherNotSelectedNotSelectedThe search result that is most relevant to a user.top resultNounSingularᏭᎬᏫᏳᏒ ᏂᎵᏍᏔᏅᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe process of viewing and interacting with an existing Remote Desktop Protocol session initiated by another user.shadowingNounMassᎢᎾ ᎠᎯᎵᏓᏍᏙᏗ ᎠᎯᎸᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedMassThe process of viewing and interacting with an existing Remote Desktop Protocol session initiated by another user.shadowingNounMassᎤᏓᏴᎳᏛUSANounNotSelectedMassThe process of viewing and interacting with an existing Remote Desktop Protocol session initiated by another user.remote controlNounMassᎢᎾ ᎠᎯᎵᏓᏍᏙᏗ ᎠᎯᎸᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedMassThe process of viewing and interacting with an existing Remote Desktop Protocol session initiated by another user.remote controlNounMassᎤᏓᏴᎳᏛUSANounNotSelectedMassA series of pictures that are continuously stored in the Camera app so the user can go "back" or "forward" in time from the moment they actually pressed the button to capture a photo.photo loopNounSingularᏗᏓᏟᎶᏍᏔᏅ ᎠᏨᏏᏰᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe value of a scorecard element in relation to the values of other elements of the same type.weightNounSingularᏄᏓᎨᏒUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo load content in the background before a user sees it.preloadVerbNotSelectedᏏ ᏄᎪᎲᎾᏊ ᏫᏗᎦᏁᏍᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedThe Windows app where users can save links to content (such as articles or videos) and then quickly return to them later.Reading ListProperNounMassᏗᎪᎵᏰᏗ ᏕᎦᏅᏅᏛ ᎪᏪᎵUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe Windows app where users can save links to content (such as articles or videos) and then quickly return to them later.Reading ListProperNounMassWindows ᏗᎪᎵᏰᏗ ᏕᎦᏅᏅᏛ ᎪᏪᎵUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe Windows app where users can save links to content (such as articles or videos) and then quickly return to them later.Windows Reading ListProperNounMassᏗᎪᎵᏰᏗ ᏕᎦᏅᏅᏛ ᎪᏪᎵUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe Windows app where users can save links to content (such as articles or videos) and then quickly return to them later.Windows Reading ListProperNounMassWindows ᏗᎪᎵᏰᏗ ᏕᎦᏅᏅᏛ ᎪᏪᎵUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe app that enables users to quickly annotate images, create simple drawings, and share them.Image AnnotatorProperNounSingularᎤᏓᏴᎳᏛ ᏗᎧᏁᎢᏍᏗᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo follow the flow of information; to monitor progress.trackVerbNotSelectedᎪᎷᏅᏍᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedAn account optimized for children that parents can control and customize.child accountNounSingularᎠᏲᏟ ᎠᏚᏓᎸᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA layer of a storage space that writes data to storage media of a particular speed based on performance, availability and recovery requirements.storage tierNounSingularᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏙᏗ ᎤᏩᎾᏕᏍᎬUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA layer of a storage space that writes data to storage media of a particular speed based on performance, availability and recovery requirements.access tierNounSingularᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏙᏗ ᎤᏩᎾᏕᏍᎬUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA device that shares its Internet connection with other Wi-Fi-enabled devices.mobile hotspotNounSingularᎬᎯᏓᏍᏗ ᎤᏙᏢᏒᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA feature that lets enterprises securely remove only enterprise data from personal devices, without affecting any personal data.remote business data removalNounSingularᎤᏣᏘᎾ ᏧᏂᎸᏫᏍᏓᏁᏗ ᎦᏟᏌᏅ ᏩᎲᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe set of features that let employees use personal devices to access corporate information and services and let IT admins manage such devices.Bring Your Own DeviceProperNounMassᎯᏲᎦ ᏥᏂᎬᏅᏗᏓᎾUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe set of features that let employees use personal devices to access corporate information and services and let IT admins manage such devices.Bring Your Own DeviceProperNounMassBYODUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe set of features that let employees use personal devices to access corporate information and services and let IT admins manage such devices.BYODProperNounMassᎯᏲᎦ ᏥᏂᎬᏅᏗᏓᎾUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe set of features that let employees use personal devices to access corporate information and services and let IT admins manage such devices.BYODProperNounMassBYODUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA feature that replaces malware-infected system files with uninfected files from the cloud.automatic file restoreNounSingularᎤᏩᏌ ᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏙᏗ ᎪᏢᎯᏐᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedOrganizations that are qualified to sell Microsoft product licenses through the Open License, Select License, and Enterprise Agreement programs.channel partnerNounSingularᎦᎳᏅᏛ ᎤᎵᎪᏒᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe Office feature that automatically corrects errors and makes other substitutions as soon as a user types text.AutoCorrectProperNounMassᎤᏩᏌ-ᏚᏳᎪᏛᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe time recorded for an interval or a segment of a race.split timeNounSingularᏧᎦᎴᏅᏗ ᎠᏟᎢᎵᏒᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe process of exporting a virtual machine and its snapshots while the virtual machine is running.live exportNounSingularᎬᏃᏛ ᏫᎦᏅᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA method to render images to a display with a dedicated memory buffer inside video hardware.hardware overlayNounSingularᏍᏓᏯ ᎬᏔᏂᏓᏍᏗ ᎤᏬᎯᎶᏓUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedStorage that supports multiple storage tiers within a pool and ways to maintain data in each storage tier.tiered storageNounMassᏓᏲᏓᏅᏅᎢ ᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA display that is connected through wireless communication.wireless displayNounSingularᏂᏓᏏᎳᏛ ᎬᏂᎨᏒ ᏱᎬᏁᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA keyboard key that, when pressed in combination with another key, gives that key an alternative meaning, for example, producing an uppercase character when a letter key is pressed. The SHIFT key is also used in various key combinations to create nonstandard characters or to perform special operations.SHIFT keyNounSingularSHIFT ᏍᏚᎢᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA physical or electronic card storing currency that customers can use to buy apps and similar items.gift cardNounSingularᎠᏕᎳ ᏗᎦᎸᏙᏗ ᎠᏆ���ᏲᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedlikely to produce a situation in which one of several threads is waiting for the other thread(s) to do somethingdeadlock-proneAdjectiveNotSelectedᎠᏍᏓᏯ ᎠᏍᏙᎭ - ᎬᎲᏍᏗ ᏂᎨᏒᎾUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedAn administrative user who has been granted the permissions to add, remove, and modify administrative users and their administrative assignments.security administratorNounSingularᎤᎦᏎᏍᏗ ᎤᎦᏎᏍᏗᏕᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA process that verifies whether installed software is genuine.genuine validationNounMassᎧᎵᏬᎯ ᎤᏙᎯᏳᏒᎢUSANounNotSelectedMassThe collection of networking and system components that lets devices turn on instantly, keep apps and data up to date even when devices are sleeping, and use batteries more efficiently.InstantGoProperNounSingularInstantGoUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA touchpad that provides a consistent, accurate, and responsive experience for users.precision touchpadNounSingularᎧᎵᏬ ᏗᏙᎳᎩ ᎠᏒᏂᏍᏗ ᎢᎬᎾᏕᎾUSANounNotSelectedSingularA software package that includes all features and does not require a previous version of the relevant software to be installed on the user's computer.full versionNounSingularᎧᎵ ᏄᏓᎴᏒᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA condition in which paper is blocked in the printing path of a printer, scanner, photocopier or fax machine.paper jamNounSingularᎪᏪᎵ ᎪᏍᏗᎦᎸᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA type of expansion board on PC-compatible computers that allows the playback and recording of sound, such as from a WAV or MIDI file or a music CD-ROM. Most PCs sold at retail include a sound card.audio cardNounSingularᎦᏃᏴᎵᏍᏗᏍᎩ ᏆᎾᏲᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA type of expansion board on PC-compatible computers that allows the playback and recording of sound, such as from a WAV or MIDI file or a music CD-ROM. Most PCs sold at retail include a sound card.audio boardNounSingularᎦᏃᏴᎵᏍᏗᏍᎩ ᏆᎾᏲᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA type of expansion board on PC-compatible computers that allows the playback and recording of sound, such as from a WAV or MIDI file or a music CD-ROM. Most PCs sold at retail include a sound card.sound cardNounSingularᎦᏃᏴᎵᏍᏗᏍᎩ ᏆᎾᏲᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA type of expansion board on PC-compatible computers that allows the playback and recording of sound, such as from a WAV or MIDI file or a music CD-ROM. Most PCs sold at retail include a sound card.sound boardNounSingularᎦᏃᏴᎵᏍᏗᏍᎩ ᏆᎾᏲᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo move selected items to another location for long term storage.archiveVerbNotSelectedᏗᏍᏆᏂᎪᏙᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA diagram that is used to show hierarchical relationships; for example, company management and employee structures.organizational chartNounNotSelectedᎤᎾᏓᏡᎬᎢ ᏗᏟᎶᏍᏗ ᎧᏃᎮᏢᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA diagram that is used to show hierarchical relationships; for example, company management and employee structures.organization chartNounSingularᎤᎾᏓᏡᎬᎢ ᏗᏟᎶᏍᏗ ᎧᏃᎮᏢᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA diagram that is used to show hierarchical relationships; for example, company management and employee structures.org chartNounSingularᎤᎾᏓᏡᎬᎢ ᏗᏟᎶᏍᏗ ᎧᏃᎮᏢᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe free web-based email service from Microsoft.Outlook.comProperNounMassOutlook.comUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedIn object-oriented programming, a named code block that performs a task when called.methodNounSingularmethodUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedPertaining to a value that indicates missing or unknown data.nullAdjectiveNotSelectednullUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedA service that tracks regions of storage and may move data between them based on an input/output policy or other administrator-specified rules.tiering policy engineNounSingularᎠᏠᏗᏍᎩ ᎠᏥᎸ ᎠᏂᎩᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA service that tracks regions of storage and may move data between them based on an input/output policy or other administrator-specified rules.tiering policy engineNounSingularᎠᏠᏗᏍᎩ ᏗᎧᎿᏩᏛᏍᏗ ᎠᏥᎸ ᎠᏂᎩᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA service that tracks regions of storage and may move data between them based on an input/output policy or other administrator-specified rules.tiering engineNounSingularᎠᏠᏗᏍᎩ ᎠᏥᎸ ᎠᏂᎩᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA service that tracks regions of storage and may move data between them based on an input/output policy or other administrator-specified rules.tiering engineNounSingularᎠᏠᏗᏍᎩ ᏗᎧᎿᏩᏛᏍᏗ ᎠᏥᎸ ᎠᏂᎩᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA single-threaded apartment the thread of which is the core UI thread for an application window.application single-threaded apartmentNounSingularᎬᏙᏗ ᏌᏊ ᎠᏍᏗ ᏕᎧᏅᏑᎸUSANounNotSelectedSingularA single-threaded apartment the thread of which is the core UI thread for an application window.application single-threaded apartmentNounSingularASTAUSANounNotSelectedSingularA single-threaded apartment the thread of which is the core UI thread for an application window.ASTANounSingularᎬᏙᏗ ᏌᏊ ᎠᏍᏗ ᏕᎧᏅᏑᎸUSANounNotSelectedSingularA single-threaded apartment the thread of which is the core UI thread for an application window.ASTANounSingularASTAUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo redistribute data or resources more evenly in order to change the processing capacity.rebalanceVerbNotSelectedᏏᏊ ᎤᏘᏴᎯUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA process of importing prepared data using a software procedure rather than the end user entering the information.prepopulationNounMassᎤᏓᎷᎸ ᎾᏂᎥ ᏴᏫUSANounNotSelectedMassAn identifier used by app developers and advertising networks to provide more relevant advertising to users by understanding which apps they use and how they use them.advertising IDNounSingularᏗᏣᎪᏣᏝᏅᎯ IDUSANounNotSelectedSingularA name of a person as it is shown in a user interface.display nameNounSingularᎬᏂᎨᏒ ᏱᎬᏁᏗᎢ ᏚᏙᎥᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe category of items that have recently become available.New releasesProperNounPluralᎢᏤ ᏣᏥᏲᎯᏍᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedPluralThe app that allows users to connect remotely to a computer and access programs, files, and network resources as though they were sitting at the computer.Remote DesktopProperNounSingularᎢᎾ ᎦᏍᎩᎶᎩ ᎦᏚUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe app that allows users to connect remotely to a computer and access programs, files, and network resources as though they were sitting at the computer.Remote DesktopProperNounSingularMicrosoft ᎢᎾ ᎦᏍᎩᎶᎩ ᎦᏚUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe app that allows users to connect remotely to a computer and access programs, files, and network resources as though they were sitting at the computer.Microsoft Remote DesktopProperNounSingularᎢᎾ ᎦᏍᎩᎶᎩ ᎦᏚUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe app that allows users to connect remotely to a computer and access programs, files, and network resources as though they were sitting at the computer.Microsoft Remote DesktopProperNounSingularMicrosoft ᎢᎾ ᎦᏍᎩᎶᎩ ᎦᏚUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularAn arrow associated with a drop-down combo or list box or some toolbar buttons, indicating a list the user can view by clicking the arrow.drop-down arrowNounSingularᎡᎳᏗ ᏱᎬᏁᏗ ᎦᏟᏓUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe official currency of South Korea.South Korean wonNounNotSelectedᎤᎦᏃᏮ ᎪᎵᎠ ᎤᏓᏠᏒUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe official currency of South Korea.KRWNounNotSelectedᎤᎦᏃᏮ ᎪᎵᎠ ᎤᏓᏠᏒUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA moveable strip in the user interface that divides the screen between two apps.dividerNounSingularᎠᏯᏔᏍᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA file that is only available when a device is connected to the Internet so that the file’s data uses little space in the device’s storage.smart fileNounSingularᎠᏍᎹᏗ ᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA piece of equipment that is running an operating system.deviceNounSingularᏥᏂᎬᏅᏗᏓᎾUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe enterprise-oriented feature which enables organizations to provide their users with access to data and documents stored on their corporate computers from anywhere.Work FoldersProperNounPluralᏗᎦᎸᏫᏍᏓᏁᏗ ᏗᏴᏈᏛᎥᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn area that shows available network connections and helps users quickly connect to the most appropriate one.Connection ManagerProperNounSingularᎫᏓᎸᎢ ᏗᎫᎪᏔᏂᏙᎯUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularTo show or share screen content in a display other than the primary display.projectVerbNotSelectedᎢᏯᏛᏁᏗᎢUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedThe website hosted by Microsoft where users can browse community-approved wiki articles, post questions and answers or start a discussion on technology-related topics.Microsoft CommunityProperNounMassMicrosoft CommunityUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedAll elements included in the Query window, such as tables, criteria, the order in which fields are arranged, and so on. The design also specifies whether Auto Query is turned on, and whether you can edit the source data.query designNounSingularᎠᏛᏛᏗ ᎪᏢᏒᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe default tab on the ribbon interface that provides the basic features that users need most frequently for each application.HomeProperNounSingularᏗᏇᏅᏒᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA set of technologies that allows software components to interact with one another in a networked environment, regardless of the language in which the components were created.ActiveXProperNounSingularActiveXUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe replay of a digital media file.playbackNounMassᏙᎠᏁᎶᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedMassA collection of elements that can be treated as a whole.groupNounSingularᎤᎾᏓᏡᎬᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn app that is included in the product when a user first starts using it.built-in appNounSingularᎭᏫᏂ ᏂᎬᏅᏛ ᎬᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA physical Microsoft Store location.Microsoft Store locationProperNounSingularMicrosoft Store ᎤᎿ ᎢᎬᎾᏕᎾUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA process that allows for the release of contents–for example emails and their attachments, address books, and contact lists–to the next of kin of a deceased or incapacitated email account holder and/or for the closure of an email account.next-of-kin processNounSingularᎾᎥ ᏱᏦᏓ��� ᏂᎦᎵᏍᏗᏍᎬᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA UI element that users can click to display information about a selected object.PropertiesProperNounPluralᎦᏙᎯUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo create an index.indexVerbNotSelectedᏂᎬᎿᏅ ᎠᏕᏎᎮᎯUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo locate data based on an index.indexVerbNotSelectedᏂᎬᎿᏅ ᎠᏕᏎᎮᎯUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedThe feature that allows the replacement of the Windows shell (explorer.exe) with a custom shell for specialized device scenarios.Embedded Shell LauncherProperNounSingularᎦᏄᏴᏗ ᎤᏯᏍᎦ ᎭᏂᎩᏍᏗᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA format consisting of ASCII codes in which database, spreadsheet, and similar documents can be structured to facilitate their use by and transfer to other programs.data interchange formatNounSingularDIFUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA format consisting of ASCII codes in which database, spreadsheet, and similar documents can be structured to facilitate their use by and transfer to other programs.DIFNounSingularDIFUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe edition of Windows 8.1 that has the search engine in Internet Explorer defaulted to Bing.Windows 8.1 with BingProperNounSingularWindows 8.1 ᎬᏙᏗ BingUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe software update to Windows 8.1 that gives users a more familiar and convenient experience across touch, keyboard and mouse inputs and enables more affordable Windows device choices.Windows 8.1 UpdateProperNounSingularWindows 8.1 UpdateUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe software update to Windows RT 8.1 that gives users a more familiar and convenient experience across touch, keyboard and mouse inputs and enables more affordable Windows device choices.Windows RT 8.1 UpdateProperNounSingularWindows RT 8.1 UpdateUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe software update to Windows 8.1 Pro that gives users a more familiar and convenient experience across touch, keyboard and mouse inputs and enables more affordable Windows device choices.Windows 8.1 Pro UpdateProperNounSingularWindows 8.1 Pro UpdateUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA set of records that results from running a query or applying a filter.result setNounSingularᏂᏚᎵᏍᏔᏅUSANounNotSelectedPluralA set of records that results from running a query or applying a filter.resultsNounPluralᏂᏚᎵᏍᏔᏅUSANounNotSelectedPluralThe edition of Windows 8.1 Pro that is optimized for students and educational institutions.Windows 8.1 Pro for EducationProperNounSingularWindows 8.1 Pro for EducationUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe software update to Windows 8.1 Enterprise that gives users a more familiar and convenient experience across touch, keyboard and mouse inputs and enables more affordable Windows device choices.Windows 8.1 Enterprise UpdateProperNounSingularWindows 8.1 Enterprise UpdateUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe software update to Windows 8.1 Single Language that gives users a more familiar and convenient experience across touch, keyboard and mouse inputs and enables more affordable Windows device choices.Windows 8.1 Single Language UpdateProperNounSingularWindows 8.1 Single Language UpdateUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe software update to Windows 8.1 Pro with Media Center that gives users a more familiar and convenient experience across touch, keyboard and mouse inputs and enables more affordable Windows device choices.Windows 8.1 Pro with Media Center UpdateProperNounSingularWindows 8.1 Pro ᎬᏙᏗ Media Center UpdateUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe edition of Windows 8.1 designed for enthusiasts and business/technical pros that includes all of the features in Windows 8.1, plus features for encryption, virtualization, PC management, and domain connectivity.Windows 8.1 ProProperNounSingularWindows 8.1 ProUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe edition of Windows 8.1 that is available only through volume licensing.Windows 8.1 EnterpriseProperNounSingularWindows 8.1 EnterpriseUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe edition of Windows 8.1 designed to make Windows affordable to mainstream consumers in emerging markets.Windows 8.1 Single LanguageProperNounSingularWindows 8.1 Single LanguageUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe edition of Windows 8.1 Pro that contains Windows Media Center.Windows 8.1 Pro with Media CenterProperNounSingularWindows 8.1 Pro ᎬᏙᏗ Media CenterUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA message that is sent over a communications network such as a local area network or the Internet.email messageNounSingularᎠᎪᎵᏰᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA message that is sent over a communications network such as a local area network or the Internet.email messageNounSingularᎠᎾᎦᎵᏍᎩ ᎪᏪᎵ ᎠᎪᎵᏰᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA message that is sent over a communications network such as a local area network or the Internet.emailNounNotSelectedᎠᎪᎵᏰᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA message that is sent over a communications network such as a local area network or the Internet.emailNounNotSelectedᎠᎾᎦᎵᏍᎩ ᎪᏪᎵ ᎠᎪᎵᏰᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA message that is sent over a communications network such as a local area network or the Internet.messageNounSingularᎠᎪᎵᏰᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA message that is sent over a communications network such as a local area network or the Internet.messageNounSingularᎠᎾᎦᎵᏍᎩ ᎪᏪᎵ ᎠᎪᎵᏰᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedPertaining to a disk to which content cannot be recorded.write-protectedAdjectiveNotSelectedᎪᏪᎶᏗ-ᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏛUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedA file backup feature that performs scheduled incremental backups of data to the target media. It also allows the user to restore an individual file or a group of files.Windows BackupProperNounSingularWindows ᎤᏠᏱ ᎪᏢᏅᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe uppermost directory on a computer, partition or volume.root directoryNounSingularᎦᏚ ᎠᏓᏎᎮᎯ ᏫᎦᎷᎯᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe uppermost directory on a computer, partition or volume.root directoryNounSingularᏩᎦᎸᎳᏗᏴ ᏗᏴᏈᏈᎥᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe uppermost directory on a computer, partition or volume.top-level folderNounSingularᎦᏚ ᎠᏓᏎᎮᎯ ᏫᎦᎷᎯᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe uppermost directory on a computer, partition or volume.top-level folderNounSingularᏩᎦᎸᎳᏗᏴ ᏗᏴᏈᏈᎥᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe uppermost directory on a computer, partition or volume.root folderNounSingularᎦᏚ ᎠᏓᏎᎮᎯ ᏫᎦᎷᎯᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe uppermost directory on a computer, partition or volume.root folderNounSingularᏩᎦᎸᎳᏗᏴ ᏗᏴᏈᏈᎥᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe set of features providing accessibility options and settings to help users interact more easily with the product.ease of accessProperNounNotSelectedᎠᎯᏗᎨ ᎠᏴᏍᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe set of features providing accessibility options and settings to help users interact more easily with the product.Ease of AccessProperNounNotSelectedᎠᎯᏗᎨ ᎠᏴᏍᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA feature or mode in the Windows Maps app that provides turn-by-turn directions with both audio and visual guidance that changes as the user travels along the route to their destination.voice navigationNounNotSelectedᏗᏘᏂᏙᎯ ᎠᏱᎴᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA feature or mode in the Windows Maps app that provides turn-by-turn directions with both audio and visual guidance that changes as the user travels along the route to their destination.guided navigationNounSingularᏗᏘᏂᏙᎯ ᎠᏱᎴᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe protocol or protocols operating at a particular level within a protocol suite, such as IP within the TCP/IP suite.layerNounSingularᏗᏰᎦᏟUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe feature that provides quick access to settings and notifications specified by the user.action centerProperNounSingularᏯᏛᏁᎵᏓᏍᏗ ᎠᏰᏟUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe most trusted certification authority (CA), which is at the top of a certification hierarchy. The root CA has a self-signed certificate.root authorityNounSingularᎤᎾᏍᏕᏢ CAUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe most trusted certification authority (CA), which is at the top of a certification hierarchy. The root CA has a self-signed certificate.root certification authorityNounSingularᎤᎾᏍᏕᏢ CAUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe most trusted certification authority (CA), which is at the top of a certification hierarchy. The root CA has a self-signed certificate.root CANounSingularᎤᎾᏍᏕᏢ CAUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe ability to emulate the functionality of traditional smart cards, but instead of requiring the purchase of additional hardware, it uses technology that users already own and are more likely to have with them at all times.virtual smart cardNounNotSelectedᎠᏓᏅᏙ ᎢᏳᏍᏗ ᎠᏌᎹᏗ ᏆᏲᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo remove something.discardVerbNotSelectedᎤᏟ ᏩᏗᏅᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo show something.displayVerbNotSelectedᎬᏂᎨᏒ ᏅᎦUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA low grade of printing generated by the draft mode on dot-matrix printers. Draft quality varies among printers, ranging from suitable for most purposes to nearly useless.draftNounSingularᎪᏪᎳᏅᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA low grade of printing generated by the draft mode on dot-matrix printers. Draft quality varies among printers, ranging from suitable for most purposes to nearly useless.draftNounSingularᎪᏪᎳᏅᎢ ᏃᏌᏅᏱUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA low grade of printing generated by the draft mode on dot-matrix printers. Draft quality varies among printers, ranging from suitable for most purposes to nearly useless.draft qualityNounMassᎪᏪᎳᏅᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA low grade of printing generated by the draft mode on dot-matrix printers. Draft quality varies among printers, ranging from suitable for most purposes to nearly useless.draft qualityNounMassᎪᏪᎳᏅᎢ ᏃᏌᏅᏱUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA connection between an OLE object and its OLE server, or between a dynamic data exchange (DDE) source document and a destination document.OLE/DDE linkNounSingularᎫᏓᎸᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA connection between an OLE object and its OLE server, or between a dynamic data exchange (DDE) source document and a destination document.linkNounSingularᎫᏓᎸᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo revoke an action by quitting it without saving any changes that it would result in.cancelVerbNotSelectedᎠᏎᏒᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedAn area in a window or record that stores a single data value.fieldNounSingularᏠᎨᏏUSANounNotSelectedSingularA feature that makes the screen more readable by people who have low vision by creating a separate window that displays a magnified portion of the screen.MagnifierProperNounSingularᎠᏔᏃᎲᏍᏗᏍᎩ ᎢᏳᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA photo you can choose to use as the background for some Live Tiles on the Start screen.Start backgroundNounNotSelectedᎠᏂᎩᏍᏗᏍᎩ ᎣᏂᏗᏜ ᏄᏍᏗᏓᏅUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe on-screen keyboard key that traditionally (as in word processing) is used to insert tab characters into a document.TabProperNounSingularᎦᏛᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe key on the keyboard that is labeled with a right arrow.right arrowNounSingularᎠᎦᏘᏏ ᎦᏟᏓUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe app category that facilitates engagement with government or politics.government + politicsProperNounNotSelectedᎠᏰᎵ ᎤᏙᏢᏒUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe app category that facilitates engagement with government or politics.GovernmentProperNounNotSelectedᎠᏰᎵ ᎤᏙᏢᏒUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe app category that facilitates engagement with government or politics.Government & politicsProperNounNotSelectedᎠᏰᎵ ᎤᏙᏢᏒUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe app category that facilitates management of personal finances.personal financeProperNounNotSelectedᎠᎵᏍᏕᎸᏙᏗ ᎠᏕᎸ ᎬᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe app category that facilitates management of personal finances.FinanceProperNounNotSelectedᎠᎵᏍᏕᎸᏙᏗ ᎠᏕᎸ ᎬᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe app category for photo-related apps.photoProperNounNotSelectedᏗᏓᏟᎶᏍᏔᏅᎯUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe app category for photo-related apps.PhotoProperNounNotSelectedᏗᏓᏟᎶᏍᏔᏅᎯUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA unique identifier that identifies a network node to other nodes on the network.addressNounSingularᎪᏪᎵ ᏫᏗᎦᏅᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe app used to provide product feedback that results from the Windows Insider Program.Windows FeedbackProperNounNotSelectedWindows ᎦᏬᎯᎵᏴᏓUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe external program that enables participants (called "Insiders") to provide feedback on Windows new features.Insider ProgramProperNounSingularInsider ᎤᎾᏙᏢᏒUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe external program that enables participants (called "Insiders") to provide feedback on Windows new features.Insider ProgramProperNounSingularWindows Insider ᎤᎾᏙᏢᏒUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe external program that enables participants (called "Insiders") to provide feedback on Windows new features.Windows Insider ProgramProperNounSingularInsider ᎤᎾᏙᏢᏒUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe external program that enables participants (called "Insiders") to provide feedback on Windows new features.Windows Insider ProgramProperNounSingularWindows Insider ᎤᎾᏙᏢᏒUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe participant in the Windows Insider Program.Windows InsiderProperNounSingularWindows InsiderUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe participant in the Windows Insider Program.InsiderProperNounNotSelectedWindows InsiderUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA marker that can be associated with content or items, such as photos or text, to identify certain types of information, and that allows users to find, view, and sort marked content.note tagNounSingularᎦᏛUSANounNotSelectedSingularA marker that can be associated with content or items, such as photos or text, to identify certain types of information, and that allows users to find, view, and sort marked content.tagNounSingularᎦᏛUSANounNotSelectedSingularA key that, when pressed in combination with another key, gives the other key an alternative meaning.Control keyNounSingularCTRLUSANounNotSelectedSingularA key that, when pressed in combination with another key, gives the other key an alternative meaning.CTRLNounSingularCTRLUSANounNotSelectedSingularA key that, when pressed in combination with another key, gives the other key an alternative meaning.CTRL keyNounSingularCTRLUSANounNotSelectedSingularA Terminal Services session.TS sessionNounNotSelectedTS ᎤᎾᏓᏡᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA Terminal Services session.Terminal Services sessionNounNotSelectedTS ᎤᎾᏓᏡᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe button that takes the user to the previous item or page.Back buttonProperNounNotSelectedᎠᏏᏁᎩ ᎠᏐᏅᏍᏙᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe button pressed to update displayed information with current data.Refresh buttonProperNounNotSelectedᎯᏤᎲᏍᏓ ᎠᏐᏅᏍᏙᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe tab in a file or folder Properties dialog box that allows the user to set, view, change, or remove file and folder permissions.Security tabProperNounNotSelectedᎤᎦᏎᏍᏗ ᎦᏛᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe section of the Store that contains a selection of products presented to the customer in a group. The products may be purchased individually.CollectionsProperNounPluralᎦᏟᏌᏅᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedPluralThe section of the Store that shows subgroups of apps and games, grouped by intended use or function.CategoriesProperNounPluralᏗᎦᏟᏌᏅᎯUSAProperNounNotSelectedPluralThe section of the Store where account holders can manage their account.AccountProperNounSingularᎠᏚᏓᎸᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe section of the Store showing the group of apps that the user owns.My appsProperNounPluralᎠᏆᏤᎵ ᏗᎬᏙᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedPluralThe section of the Store where the user can set and update the Store account settings.My accountProperNounSingularᎠᏆᏤᎵ ᎠᏚᏓᎸᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularAn assessment of a Store item on a scale that corresponds to the user's opinion of the content.ratingNounNotSelectedᎢᎦᎢ ᎤᏂᏅᏅᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA critical evaluation of an item by the customers.reviewNounNotSelectedᏘᎪᎵᏯUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe category in the Store that shows games the user can download.GamesProperNounPluralᏧᎾᏁᎶᏗᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedPluralThe name registered in DNS for a computer.DNS nameNounSingularDNS ᏚᏙᎥᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe folder above the current folder in the folder hierarchy. For example, C:\Shares is the parent folder of C:\Shares\public.parent folderNounSingularᎠᏓᎦᏴᎵᎨ ᏗᏴᏈᏛᎥᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe location of a user's profile on the local drive, for example C:\Users\jason. The user profile could be a local profile, which is stored on a single computer, or a roaming user profile, which is synchronized with a file server so that multiple PCs can use the same profile settings.profile pathNounSingularᏌᏆᎦᏘ ᎠᏍᏓᏩᏛᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe command that appears in both email and UX that allows users to put folders in their OneDrive list and allows them to sync those folders offline.Add to my OneDriveProperNounNotSelectedᎠᏠᏯᏍᏙᏗ ᎥᎿ ᎠᏆᏤᎵᎢ OneDriveUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe system clock time.system timeNounMassᏄᏍᏗᏓᏅᎢ ᎠᏟᎢᎵᏒUSANounNotSelectedMassThe settings and data used by a particular application.application dataNounNotSelectedᎬᏙᏗ ᎦᏟᏌᏅᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe container that is above other containers in a tree hierarchy.parent containerNounSingularᎠᏓᎦᏴᎵᎨ ᎦᎸᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo set up hardware and software.configureVerbNotSelectedᎢᏳᎵᏍᏙᏗ ᎨᏒ ᏅᎦUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA software that extends the functionality of the Windows Explorer desktop shell.shell extensionNounSingularᎤᏯᏍᎦ ᎪᏯᏅᎯᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe use of computer hardware designed to accelerate computer functions.hardware accelerationNounMassᏍᏓᏯ ᎦᎾᏗᏅᏗ ᎠᏯᏄᎳᏗᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedMassThe version 10 of the Windows operating system that runs on PCs and tablets.Windows 10ProperNounSingularWindows 10USAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe app experience built into Windows that gives customers a way to contact Microsoft and third-party support for help with their PC.Microsoft Get HelpProperNounSingularᎠᎵᏍᏕᎸᏗ ᎠᎩᏍᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe app experience built into Windows that gives customers a way to contact Microsoft and third-party support for help with their PC.Microsoft Get HelpProperNounSingularMicrosoft ᎠᎵᏍᏕᎸᏗ ᎠᎩᏍᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe app experience built into Windows that gives customers a way to contact Microsoft and third-party support for help with their PC.Get HelpProperNounSingularᎠᎵᏍᏕᎸᏗ ᎠᎩᏍᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe app experience built into Windows that gives customers a way to contact Microsoft and third-party support for help with their PC.Get HelpProperNounSingularMicrosoft ᎠᎵᏍᏕᎸᏗ ᎠᎩᏍᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe button that invokes the Start menu (desktop) and the Start screen (mobile or desktop).StartProperNounNotSelectedᎠᏂᎩᏍᏗᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe full-screen view of Start that includes the list of items, such as apps, websites, and other info that a person can specify and customize. It is what is displayed when the Start button is used.Start screenProperNounSingularᎠᏂᎩᏍᏗᏍᎩ ᎠᏰᏙᎳᏛᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe full-screen view of Start that includes the list of items, such as apps, websites, and other info that a person can specify and customize. It is what is displayed when the Start button is used.Start screenProperNounSingularᎠᏂᎩᏍᏗᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe full-screen view of Start that includes the list of items, such as apps, websites, and other info that a person can specify and customize. It is what is displayed when the Start button is used.StartProperNounNotSelectedᎠᏂᎩᏍᏗᏍᎩ ᎠᏰᏙᎳᏛᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe full-screen view of Start that includes the list of items, such as apps, websites, and other info that a person can specify and customize. It is what is displayed when the Start button is used.StartProperNounNotSelectedᎠᏂᎩᏍᏗᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe resizable view of Start. It can be resized to show the list of items, such as apps, websites, and other info that a person can specify and customize.Start menuProperNounSingularᎠᏂᎩᏍᏗᏍᎩ ᎪᏪᎳᎾᎥᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe resizable view of Start. It can be resized to show the list of items, such as apps, websites, and other info that a person can specify and customize.Start menuProperNounSingularᎠᏂᎩᏍᏗᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe resizable view of Start. It can be resized to show the list of items, such as apps, websites, and other info that a person can specify and customize.StartProperNounNotSelectedᎠᏂᎩᏍᏗᏍᎩ ᎪᏪᎳᎾᎥᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe resizable view of Start. It can be resized to show the list of items, such as apps, websites, and other info that a person can specify and customize.StartProperNounNotSelectedᎠᏂᎩᏍᏗᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe app in the operating system where the user can manage the builds in the Windows Insider Program.Windows Insider HubProperNounSingularInsider ᎠᏰᎵUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe app in the operating system where the user can manage the builds in the Windows Insider Program.Windows Insider HubProperNounSingularWindows Insider ᎠᏰᎵUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe app in the operating system where the user can manage the builds in the Windows Insider Program.Insider HubProperNounSingularInsider ᎠᏰᎵUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe app in the operating system where the user can manage the builds in the Windows Insider Program.Insider HubProperNounSingularWindows Insider ᎠᏰᎵUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe Personalization subcategory containing apps with special themes for your PC and phone.ThemesProperNounNotSelectedWindows ᎢᏳᏍᏗ ᎧᏃᎮᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedPluralThe Personalization subcategory containing apps with special themes for your PC and phone.Windows ThemesProperNounPluralWindows ᎢᏳᏍᏗ ᎧᏃᎮᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedPluralThe organization (the arrangement, size, and position) of the visual elements in your application, with respect to each other and the overall application window.layoutNounSingularᏱᎬᏂUSANounNotSelectedSingularA location in a hierarchy (often a tree structure) that can have links to one or more nodes below it.nodeNounSingularᏃᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe top level view in File Explorer that shows the user's most frequently used and most recently used files and folders or folders pinned by the user for quick access.Quick accessProperNounMassᎤᏟᏍᏓ ᎬᏴᏍᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedMassThe feature that provides unending stream of music based not on the user's library, but on an artist or song selected by the user.RadioProperNounNotSelectedᎦᏬᏂᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA location on a SharePoint site where a collection of files and their associated metadata are stored.document libraryNounSingularᎪᏪᎳᏅᎢ ᏧᏂᎪᎵᏰᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA location on a SharePoint site where a collection of files and their associated metadata are stored.document libraryNounSingularᏧᏂᎪᎵᏰᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA location on a SharePoint site where a collection of files and their associated metadata are stored.libraryNounSingularᎪᏪᎳᏅᎢ ᏧᏂᎪᎵᏰᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA location on a SharePoint site where a collection of files and their associated metadata are stored.libraryNounSingularᏧᏂᎪᎵᏰᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo return to Windows 7 after upgrading to Windows 10.go backVerbNotSelectedᏥᏫᎭᎦᏔᎲᎾUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedThe app where people can find Windows and device settings.SettingsProperNounPluralᏕᎦᎧᎲᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedPluralA field that contains the result of a query to an external data source.data fieldNounSingularᎦᏟᏌᏅᎯ ᏠᎨᏏUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn Address Book that contains entries for every group, user, and contact within an organization's implementation of Exchange Server.shared address bookNounSingularGALUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn Address Book that contains entries for every group, user, and contact within an organization's implementation of Exchange Server.GALNounSingularGALUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn Address Book that contains entries for every group, user, and contact within an organization's implementation of Exchange Server.global address listNounSingularGALUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn Address Book that contains entries for every group, user, and contact within an organization's implementation of Exchange Server.Global Address ListNounSingularGALUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe date when Microsoft no longer provides automatic fixes, updates, or online technical assistance.end of supportNounNotSelectedᎠᏍᏆᏗᏍᏙᏗ ᎦᎫᏍᏛᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe portal where a business or IT manager can purchase UWP apps, and also manage the assignment of app ownership to employees.Microsoft Store for BusinessProperNounSingularMicrosoft Store ᎾᏍᎩᎾ ᏗᎦᎸᏫᏍᏓᏁᏗ ᎨᏒUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularTo load apps that were not distributed via the Windows Store, usually for testing an app before it is ready for sale.sideloadVerbNotSelectedᎠᏍᏆᎨᏂ-ᎦᎵᏛᎢUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA section of space on a physical disk that functions as if it were a separate disk.partitionNounSingularᏓᏓᏓᎴᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA section of space on a physical disk that functions as if it were a separate disk.partitionNounSingularᎠᏠᏗ ᏓᏓᏓᎴᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA section of space on a physical disk that functions as if it were a separate disk.disk partitionNounSingularᏓᏓᏓᎴᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA section of space on a physical disk that functions as if it were a separate disk.disk partitionNounSingularᎠᏠᏗ ᏓᏓᏓᎴᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe service that is installed as part of the MultiPoint role on server and ensures that some MultiPoint configuration settings remain set to keep Windows MultiPoint Server running smoothly.Windows MultiPoint Server Repair ServiceProperNounSingularWindows Multipoint Server ᎪᏢᎯᏐᏗ ᎢᏯᏓᏛᏁᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe menu invoked with a shortcut key (Windows + G) when gaming that allows users to take a screenshot, take a 30 second clip of a game, and adjust volume controls.Game BarProperNounSingularXbox Game BarUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe menu invoked with a shortcut key (Windows + G) when gaming that allows users to take a screenshot, take a 30 second clip of a game, and adjust volume controls.Game BarProperNounSingularGame BarUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe platform on which the operating system runs on form factors other than PCs, tablets, and phones.IoTProperNounNotSelectedIoTUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe platform on which the operating system runs on form factors other than PCs, tablets, and phones.IoTProperNounNotSelectedᎠᏏᎳᏕᏫᏒᎢ ᎪᎱᏍᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe platform on which the operating system runs on form factors other than PCs, tablets, and phones.Internet of ThingsProperNounNotSelectedIoTUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe platform on which the operating system runs on form factors other than PCs, tablets, and phones.Internet of ThingsProperNounNotSelectedᎠᏏᎳᏕᏫᏒᎢ ᎪᎱᏍᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA broad set of all the user's local and cloud-based content, including documents, apps, settings, photos, videos, music, and email.  Cortana or Bing can search this content and return it in search results.my stuffNounMassᎠᏆᏤᎵ ᏧᏓᎴᏅᏓUSANounNotSelectedMassThe edition of Windows 10 available through volume licensing, that is designed for education institutions, and includes all of the features of Windows 10 Pro, plus some other features like virtualization, management, DirectAccess, and BranchCache.Windows 10 EducationProperNounSingularWindows 10 EducationUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe edition of Windows 10 that is available only through volume licensing, is designed for businesses, and includes all of the features of Windows 10 Pro, plus some other features like virtualization, management, DirectAccess, and BranchCache.Windows 10 EnterpriseProperNounSingularWindows 10 EnterpriseUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe edition of Windows 10 designed for HoloLens.Windows 10 HolographicProperNounSingularWindows 10 HolographicUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe edition of Windows 10 designed for home users.Windows 10 HomeProperNounSingularWindows 10 HomeUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe edition of Windows 10 optimized for fixed function IoT devices.Windows 10 IoT CoreProperNounSingularWindows 10 IoT CoreUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe edition of Windows 10 for a range of powerful IoT devices that provides granular lockdown capabilities, Win32 and modern app support.Windows 10 IoT EnterpriseProperNounSingularWindows 10 IoT EnterpriseUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe edition of Windows 10 designed for enthusiasts and businesses that includes the features of Home edition while also allowing an organization to manage the device, set policies, control encryption, control updates, and login remotely.Windows 10 ProProperNounSingularWindows 10 ProUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe Microsoft technology that provides access to Windows devices using biometric authentication or a PIN.Windows HelloProperNounNotSelectedHelloUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe Microsoft technology that provides access to Windows devices using biometric authentication or a PIN.Windows HelloProperNounNotSelectedWindows HelloUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe Microsoft technology that provides access to Windows devices using biometric authentication or a PIN.HelloProperNounNotSelectedHelloUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe Microsoft technology that provides access to Windows devices using biometric authentication or a PIN.HelloProperNounNotSelectedWindows HelloUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe feature in Windows that allows a person to connect remotely to someone else's computer to help fix a problem.Windows Remote AssistanceProperNounSingularWindows ᎢᎾ ᎠᏓᏍᏕᎵᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe single-language edition of Windows 10 Home.Windows 10 Home Single LanguageProperNounSingularWindows 10 Home Single LanguageUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe evaluation edition of Windows 10 Enterprise.Windows 10 Enterprise EvaluationProperNounSingularWindows 10 Enterprise EvaluationUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA large-format publication, typically with one dimension much larger than the other, that is printed with a symbol, logo, slogan or other message.bannerNounSingularᏕᎦᏃᏣᎸᎯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe long term and less frequent servicing updates for Windows 10 Enterprise 2015 edition.Windows 10 Enterprise 2015 LTSBProperNounNotSelectedWindows 10 Enterprise 2015 LTSBUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe long term and less frequent servicing updates for Windows 10 Enterprise 2015 Evaluation edition.Windows 10 Enterprise 2015 LTSB EvaluationProperNounNotSelectedWindows 10 Enterprise 2015 LTSB EvaluationUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA hardware- or software-based interface used to transfer information between a computer and other devices. Hardware ports are physical connections that are visible on the outside of the computer. Software ports are the numbered gateways in programs that software programs use to exchange information.portNounSingularᎫᏓᎸᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe app that assists customers in upgrading from Windows 7 Service Pack 1 (SP1) or Windows 8.1 Update 1 to Windows 10.  It notifies them of the option to upgrade, checks their PC for compatibility, and allows them to reserve a free upgrade.Get Windows 10ProperNounNotSelectedᎠᎩᏍᏗᏱ Windows 10USAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe website where people can download Microsoft software for recovery (when they own it, but the old copy has been damaged), or first-time installation (when they own the rights, but haven't yet acquired the software itself).Microsoft Software DownloadProperNounNotSelectedMicrosoft ᎦᎾᏗᏅᏗ ᎡᎳᏓᎪᏘ ᎦᏢᏍᎬᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA work area on a computer screen that contains different groups of apps or content open and available for different tasks or aspects of your life.virtual desktopNounSingularᎦᏍᎩᎶᎩ ᎦᏚUSANounNotSelectedSingularA work area on a computer screen that contains different groups of apps or content open and available for different tasks or aspects of your life.virtual desktopNounSingularᎠᏓᏅᏙ ᎢᏳᏍᏗ ᎦᏍᎩᎶᎩ ᎦᏚUSANounNotSelectedSingularA work area on a computer screen that contains different groups of apps or content open and available for different tasks or aspects of your life.desktopNounSingularᎦᏍᎩᎶᎩ ᎦᏚUSANounNotSelectedSingularA work area on a computer screen that contains different groups of apps or content open and available for different tasks or aspects of your life.desktopNounSingularᎠᏓᏅᏙ ᎢᏳᏍᏗ ᎦᏍᎩᎶᎩ ᎦᏚUSANounNotSelectedSingularA view that displays web articles in a distraction-free layout that is optimized for their screen size.reading viewNounSingularᎠᎪᎵᏰᎠ ᎠᎪᎵᏰᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe prerelease build of Windows 10 for enterprises available to customers in April 2015 or later.Windows 10 Enterprise Insider PreviewProperNounSingularWindows 10 Enterprise Insider PreviewUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe prerelease build of Windows 10 made available to customers in April 2015 or later. This is the most basic edition of Windows 10 Insider Preview.Windows 10 Home Insider PreviewProperNounSingularWindows 10 Home Insider PreviewUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe prerelease build of Windows 10 for phones that was made available to Insiders.Windows 10 Mobile Insider PreviewProperNounSingularWindows 10 Mobile Insider PreviewUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe professional edition of Windows 10 Insider Preview released in April 2015 or later.Windows 10 Pro Insider PreviewProperNounSingularWindows 10 Pro Insider PreviewUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe prerelease build of the next version of Windows, made available to customers in Spring 2015 or later.Windows Insider PreviewProperNounSingularWindows Insider PreviewUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe set of features that seamlessly adapt and optimize the user interface for different devices, modes of working, hardware, or platforms.ContinuumProperNounSingularContinuumUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe community forum for Windows Insiders.Windows Insider Community ForumProperNounSingularWindows Insider Community ForumUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularPertaining to time when an individual has nothing scheduled and appears as available.freeAdjectiveNotSelectedᎤᏝᏅᏓUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedThe variable default lock screen image that shows beautiful images on lock combined with hotspots containing fun facts, Windows tips/trick, and more. Users can switch from this default lock screen to a personal picture.Windows spotlightProperNounSingularWindows ᎤᏓᏓᏟ ᎠᏨᏯᏍᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularTo add a shortcut to an application or part of an application or contact by fixing its tile to the Start screen (the full screen view of Start) or Start menu.pin to StartVerbNotSelectedᎯᎭᏛᎦ ᎭᏂᎩᏍᏗᏍᎬᎢUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA communication line used for data transfer among the components of a computer system.busNounSingularbusUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe section in the Settings app for Windows 10 desktop, containing network and Internet settings.Network & InternetProperNounNotSelectedᏧᎾᏚᏓᎵ & ᎠᏏᎳᏕᏫᏒᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe large, interactive whiteboard device for collaboration and videoconferencing, designed to advance the way people work together naturally.Microsoft Surface HubProperNounSingularMicrosoft Surface HubUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe large, interactive whiteboard device for collaboration and videoconferencing, designed to advance the way people work together naturally.Microsoft Surface HubProperNounSingularSurface HubUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe large, interactive whiteboard device for collaboration and videoconferencing, designed to advance the way people work together naturally.Surface HubProperNounSingularMicrosoft Surface HubUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe large, interactive whiteboard device for collaboration and videoconferencing, designed to advance the way people work together naturally.Surface HubProperNounSingularSurface HubUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe digital pen designed to work with Surface Pro 3 and Surface 3, enabling effortless writing and drawing in any app that supports inking.Surface PenProperNounSingularSurface ᎪᏪᎶᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe digital pen designed to work with Surface Pro 3 and Surface 3, enabling effortless writing and drawing in any app that supports inking.Microsoft Surface PenProperNounSingularSurface ᎪᏪᎶᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA connected set of episodes or events that run under the same title, usually within the course of one year.seasonNounSingularᏓᎪᎳᏗᏴᎯᏒUSANounNotSelectedSingularReferring to anything that is ready for immediate use by a user or application.availableAdjectiveNotSelectedᎠᏛᏅᎢᏍᏔᏅUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedCellular data that customers can buy from the Windows Store to connect to their Windows device.paid cellular dataNounMassᎠᏈᏴᎲᎢ ᏫᏚᏍᏗᎡᎬᎢ ᎦᏟᏌᏅᎢUSANounNotSelectedMassA Wi-Fi data or cellular data network that customers can connect to by buying minutes from the Windows Store.paid data networkNounSingularᎠᏈᏴᎲᎢ ᎦᏟᏌᏅᎢ ᏧᎾᏚᏓᎵUSANounNotSelectedSingularA distance between characters in a line of text.character spacingNounMassᎪᏪᎸ ᎤᏜᏅᏛUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA device (e.g. phone, tablet, or PC) that runs Windows.Windows deviceNounSingularWindows ᏥᏂᎬᏅᏗᏓᎾUSANounNotSelectedSingularA PC that runs Windows.Windows PCNounSingularWindows PCUSANounNotSelectedSingularA phone that runs Windows 10 Mobile.Windows phoneNounSingularWindows ᏗᎳᏃᎴᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA tablet device that runs Windows.Windows tabletNounSingularWindows ᏗᎪᏪᎶᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA set of characters added to the end of a file name that identifies the file type or format.extensionNounSingularᎪᏯᏅᎯᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA set of characters added to the end of a file name that identifies the file type or format.extensionNounSingularᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏙᏗ ᏚᏙᎥᎢ ᎪᏯᏅᎯᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA set of characters added to the end of a file name that identifies the file type or format.file name extensionNounSingularᎪᏯᏅᎯᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA set of characters added to the end of a file name that identifies the file type or format.file name extensionNounSingularᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏙᏗ ᏚᏙᎥᎢ ᎪᏯᏅᎯᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA feature that allows you to bookmark webpages and articles to read later.reading listNounSingularᎠᎪᎵᏰᏗ ᏕᎦᏅᏅᏛUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe UI option on the Start menu to shut down, restart the computer, or put the computer to sleep.PowerProperNounNotSelectedᏄᏟᏂᎬᎬUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA local area network (LAN) to which mobile users (clients) can connect and communicate by means of high-frequency radio waves rather than wires. WLANs are specified in the IEEE 802.11 standardWLANNounSingularWLANUSANounNotSelectedSingularA logical structure that organizes the members of a set into parent-child relationships.hierarchyNounSingularᏩᎦᎸᎳᏗᏴ ᎤᎬᏫᏳᎯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA set of media selected by a user from a gallery, library or list.playlistNounSingularᏗᏁᎸᏙᏗ ᏕᎪᏪᎸUSANounNotSelectedSingularA hardware device that reads data from and writes data to floppy disks.driveNounSingularᎠᏠᏓᎪᎵᏰᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA hardware device that reads data from and writes data to floppy disks.driveNounSingularᎠᏠᏗ ᎠᏠᏓᎪᎵᏰᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA hardware device that reads data from and writes data to floppy disks.driveNounSingularᏩᏂᎨ ᎠᏠᏗ ᎠᏠᏓᎪᎵᏰᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA hardware device that reads data from and writes data to floppy disks.disk driveNounSingularᎠᏠᏓᎪᎵᏰᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA hardware device that reads data from and writes data to floppy disks.disk driveNounSingularᎠᏠᏗ ᎠᏠᏓᎪᎵᏰᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA hardware device that reads data from and writes data to floppy disks.disk driveNounSingularᏩᏂᎨ ᎠᏠᏗ ᎠᏠᏓᎪᎵᏰᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA hardware device that reads data from and writes data to floppy disks.floppy disk driveNounSingularᎠᏠᏓᎪᎵᏰᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA hardware device that reads data from and writes data to floppy disks.floppy disk driveNounSingularᎠᏠᏗ ᎠᏠᏓᎪᎵᏰᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA hardware device that reads data from and writes data to floppy disks.floppy disk driveNounSingularᏩᏂᎨ ᎠᏠᏗ ᎠᏠᏓᎪᎵᏰᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe service for downloading Windows updates and Windows Store apps from sources in addition to Microsoft and sending them to other PCs in a local network or on the Internet reducing the amount of Internet bandwidth needed.Windows Update Delivery OptimizationProperNounSingularᎾᎥᏂᎨᎢᏍᏗ ᏬᏌᏅ ᏩᏲᎯᏍᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe service for downloading Windows updates and Windows Store apps from sources in addition to Microsoft and sending them to other PCs in a local network or on the Internet reducing the amount of Internet bandwidth needed.Windows Update Delivery OptimizationProperNounSingularWindows Update ᎾᎥᏂᎨᎢᏍᏗ ᏬᏌᏅ ᏩᏲᎯᏍᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe service for downloading Windows updates and Windows Store apps from sources in addition to Microsoft and sending them to other PCs in a local network or on the Internet reducing the amount of Internet bandwidth needed.Delivery OptimizationProperNounSingularᎾᎥᏂᎨᎢᏍᏗ ᏬᏌᏅ ᏩᏲᎯᏍᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe service for downloading Windows updates and Windows Store apps from sources in addition to Microsoft and sending them to other PCs in a local network or on the Internet reducing the amount of Internet bandwidth needed.Delivery OptimizationProperNounSingularWindows Update ᎾᎥᏂᎨᎢᏍᏗ ᏬᏌᏅ ᏩᏲᎯᏍᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularTo make a record of transactions or activities that take place on a computer system.logVerbNotSelectedᎸᏛᏁᎸ ᎪᏪᎳᏅᎢUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo submit content to an online forum for others to see.postVerbNotSelectedᏘᏃᏣᏢᎦUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA value that is automatically used by a program when the user does not specify an alternative and are built into a program when a value or option must be assumed for the program to function.defaultNounSingularᎠᏓᏁᏟᏴᏍᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo acknowledge an action or the value of some data (e.g. password) by definite assurance.confirmVerbNotSelectedᎯᎫᏍᏛᎥᎦUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA Bluetooth Low Energy device that sends static information, such as location or ID, to devices within its area.beaconNounSingularᎠᏓᏕᏯᏔᎲᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe app for PC and Surface Hub that helps you connect a phone or PC to the Surface Hub display, or to another PC. On Surface Hub, it also allows you to switch between devices that are connected to the Surface Hub.​ConnectProperNounNotSelectedᎫᏓᎸᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA feature that allows customers to temporarily connect to available free Wi-Fi hotspots in order to find and buy Wi-Fi services from the Windows Store.paid Wi-Fi servicesNounPluralᎤᎫᏴᏓ Wi-Fi ᎢᏯᏓᏛᏁᏗUSANounNotSelectedPluralThe web-based interface that is included as part of specialized Windows devices and used by developers to manage device services remotely.Windows Device PortalProperNounSingularᏥᏂᎬᏅᏗᏓᎾ ᎠᏴᏍᏙᏗᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe web-based interface that is included as part of specialized Windows devices and used by developers to manage device services remotely.Windows Device PortalProperNounSingularWindows ᏥᏂᎬᏅᏗᏓᎾ ᎠᏴᏍᏙᏗᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe web-based interface that is included as part of specialized Windows devices and used by developers to manage device services remotely.Device PortalProperNounSingularᏥᏂᎬᏅᏗᏓᎾ ᎠᏴᏍᏙᏗᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe web-based interface that is included as part of specialized Windows devices and used by developers to manage device services remotely.Device PortalProperNounSingularWindows ᏥᏂᎬᏅᏗᏓᎾ ᎠᏴᏍᏙᏗᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularOne or more special characters used to separate peers in a delimited structure, at any level (fields, records, and so on).delimiterNounSingularᏩᏍᏛᏍᎩᏊUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA descriptive or user-friendly label for a control or object, displayed on the screen. The display name may differ from the internal name.display nameNounSingularᎬᏂᎨᏒ ᏅᎦ ᏚᏙᎥᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA set of slides that are imported or created for display in a meeting.presentationNounSingularᎬᏂᎨᏒᎢ ᏅᏛᏁᎵᏍᎬᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA website from Microsoft which provides updates (patches and fixes) for multiple Microsoft products in one place, including Windows operating system software and Windows-based hardware, Microsoft Office system, Microsoft SQL Server, and Microsoft Exchange Server.Microsoft Update websiteNounSingularMicrosoft UpdateUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA website from Microsoft which provides updates (patches and fixes) for multiple Microsoft products in one place, including Windows operating system software and Windows-based hardware, Microsoft Office system, Microsoft SQL Server, and Microsoft Exchange Server.Microsoft UpdateProperNounNotSelectedMicrosoft UpdateUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe feature set that integrates data protection at the platform level so as to protect corporate data against inadvertent disclosure to unauthorized users and public services through email, social media and public cloud. It includes encryption of enterprise data when it enters the device or is created on the device, such that data stays protected against disclosure to applications and endpoints outside enterprise control.Enterprise data protectionProperNounMassEDPUSAProperNounNotSelectedMassThe feature set that integrates data protection at the platform level so as to protect corporate data against inadvertent disclosure to unauthorized users and public services through email, social media and public cloud. It includes encryption of enterprise data when it enters the device or is created on the device, such that data stays protected against disclosure to applications and endpoints outside enterprise control.Enterprise data protectionProperNounMassᎤᏔᎾ ᏧᏂᎸᏫᏍᏓᏁᏗ ᎦᏟᏌᏅᎯ ᎠᏓᏍᏆᏂᎪᏗᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedMassThe feature set that integrates data protection at the platform level so as to protect corporate data against inadvertent disclosure to unauthorized users and public services through email, social media and public cloud. It includes encryption of enterprise data when it enters the device or is created on the device, such that data stays protected against disclosure to applications and endpoints outside enterprise control.Enterprise data protectionProperNounMassWindows ᎧᏃᎮᏢᏅᎢ ᎠᎦᏎᏍᏔᏅᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe feature set that integrates data protection at the platform level so as to protect corporate data against inadvertent disclosure to unauthorized users and public services through email, social media and public cloud. It includes encryption of enterprise data when it enters the device or is created on the device, such that data stays protected against disclosure to applications and endpoints outside enterprise control.EDPProperNounMassEDPUSAProperNounNotSelectedMassThe feature set that integrates data protection at the platform level so as to protect corporate data against inadvertent disclosure to unauthorized users and public services through email, social media and public cloud. It includes encryption of enterprise data when it enters the device or is created on the device, such that data stays protected against disclosure to applications and endpoints outside enterprise control.EDPProperNounMassᎤᏔᎾ ᏧᏂᎸᏫᏍᏓᏁᏗ ᎦᏟᏌᏅᎯ ᎠᏓᏍᏆᏂᎪᏗᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedMassThe feature set that integrates data protection at the platform level so as to protect corporate data against inadvertent disclosure to unauthorized users and public services through email, social media and public cloud. It includes encryption of enterprise data when it enters the device or is created on the device, such that data stays protected against disclosure to applications and endpoints outside enterprise control.EDPProperNounMassWindows ᎧᏃᎮᏢᏅᎢ ᎠᎦᏎᏍᏔᏅᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe feature set that integrates data protection at the platform level so as to protect corporate data against inadvertent disclosure to unauthorized users and public services through email, social media and public cloud. It includes encryption of enterprise data when it enters the device or is created on the device, such that data stays protected against disclosure to applications and endpoints outside enterprise control.Windows Information ProtectionProperNounMassEDPUSAProperNounNotSelectedMassThe feature set that integrates data protection at the platform level so as to protect corporate data against inadvertent disclosure to unauthorized users and public services through email, social media and public cloud. It includes encryption of enterprise data when it enters the device or is created on the device, such that data stays protected against disclosure to applications and endpoints outside enterprise control.Windows Information ProtectionProperNounMassᎤᏔᎾ ᏧᏂᎸᏫᏍᏓᏁᏗ ᎦᏟᏌᏅᎯ ᎠᏓᏍᏆᏂᎪᏗᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedMassThe feature set that integrates data protection at the platform level so as to protect corporate data against inadvertent disclosure to unauthorized users and public services through email, social media and public cloud. It includes encryption of enterprise data when it enters the device or is created on the device, such that data stays protected against disclosure to applications and endpoints outside enterprise control.Windows Information ProtectionProperNounMassWindows ᎧᏃᎮᏢᏅᎢ ᎠᎦᏎᏍᏔᏅᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA standard set of formats and procedures that enable computers to exchange information.protocolNounSingularᏗᎧᏃᏩᏛᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA group of settings that admins can use to manage files and operating system settings on enterprise-owned devices.enterprise controlNounSingularᎤᏔᎾ ᏧᏂᎸᏫᏍᏓᏁᏗ ᎠᎯᎸᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe modern implementation of Windows PowerShell built on .NET Core. It includes a command-line shell, scripting language, and automation engine, providing IT administrators comprehensive control and automation of system administration tasks across multiple platforms.PowerShell CoreProperNounSingularPowerShell CoreUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe smallest unit of information handled by a computer or device. One bit expresses a 1 or a 0 in a binary numeral, or a true or false logical condition. A group of 8 bits makes up a byte, which can represent many types of information, such as a letter of the alphabet, a decimal digit, or other character.bitNounSingularbitUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe smallest unit of information handled by a computer or device. One bit expresses a 1 or a 0 in a binary numeral, or a true or false logical condition. A group of 8 bits makes up a byte, which can represent many types of information, such as a letter of the alphabet, a decimal digit, or other character.binary digitNounSingularbitUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe display technology that provides high-resolution display, touch and ink capabilities, wide-viewing angle, and more.PixelSenseProperNounSingularPixelSenseUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe view of a particular contact within the People app that shows all your past communication, upcoming meetings, status updates, and files you share with that person. ​TimelineProperNounSingularᎠᏟᎠᎵᏒᎢᎤᏓᏅᏅᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularTo remove a shortcut to an application or part of an application from the Start screen (the full screen view of Start) or Start menu.unpin from StartVerbNotSelectedᎯᎭᏕᎦ ᎾᏍᎩᎾ ᎠᏂᎩᏍᏗᏍᎩUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedThe integral Windows component that supports building, deploying, and running the next generation of applications and XML Web services. It provides a highly productive, standards-based, multilanguage environment for integrating existing investments with next generation applications and services, as well as the agility to solve the challenges of deployment and operation of Internet-scale applications..NET FrameworkProperNounSingular.NET FrameworkUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe integral Windows component that supports building, deploying, and running the next generation of applications and XML Web services. It provides a highly productive, standards-based, multilanguage environment for integrating existing investments with next generation applications and services, as well as the agility to solve the challenges of deployment and operation of Internet-scale applications.FrameworkProperNounSingular.NET FrameworkUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA data type that stores either a 1 or 0 value. Integer values other than 1 or 0 are accepted, but they are always interpreted as 1.bitNounSingularbitUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA measurement used for high-capacity data storage. One terabyte equals 240, or 1,099,511,627,776, bytes, although it is commonly interpreted as simply one trillion bytes.terabyteNounSingularTBUSANounNotSelectedSingularA measurement used for high-capacity data storage. One terabyte equals 240, or 1,099,511,627,776, bytes, although it is commonly interpreted as simply one trillion bytes.TBNounSingularTBUSANounNotSelectedSingularA database instance that makes data available for replication to other servers.publisherNounSingularᏗᎦᎴᏴᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA database instance that makes data available for replication to other servers.publisher databaseNounSingularᏗᎦᎴᏴᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA keyboard key that, when pressed (and held), changes the actions of ordinary input.modifier keyNounSingularᎦᏁᏟᏴᏍᏙᏗ ᏍᏚᎢᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo transfer a copy of a file from a remote device to a requesting device by means of a modem or network.downloadVerbNotSelectedᎡᎳᏓᎪᏘ ᎦᏢᏍᎬᎢUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA feature that allows you to open any XAML file on your hard disk (or a hyperlink on a web page) and run it within a browser without compilation.Loose XAMLNounSingularᏂᏓᎵᏍᏔᏅᎾ XAMLUSANounNotSelectedSingularA slide view or page on which you define formatting for all slides or pages in your presentation. Each presentation has a master for each key component: slides, title slides, speaker's notes, and audience handouts.masterNounSingularᏄᎬᏫᏳᏒUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA visual output device aimed at displaying various type of information.displayNounSingularᎬᏂᎨᏒ ᏱᎬᏁᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA visual output device aimed at displaying various type of information.display deviceNounSingularᎬᏂᎨᏒ ᏱᎬᏁᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn update where Microsoft delivers new features and other significant changes.feature updateNounSingularᎠᎦᏎᏍᏙᏗ ᎠᎦᏎᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn incremental update that includes bug fixes and security issue resolutions, but no new features.quality updateNounSingularᎢᏲᏍᏓ ᎠᎦᏎᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA screen capture that you can write on, save, and share as an image. ​​​screen sketchNounSingularᎠᏱᏙᎳᏛᎢ ᏗᏟᎶᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe Learning Tools feature that highlights verbs and their subordinate clauses.Comprehension modeProperNounNotSelectedᎪᎵᎦ ᎬᏙᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo make data ready and available for subsequent distribution and deployment in a server environment.publishVerbNotSelectedᏗᎦᏃᏣᎸᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA privacy setting that allows the operating system, apps, and services to detect a user's approximate location (within several miles/km), without sharing their exact location.general locationNounSingularᎡᏓᏍᏗᎢ ᎤᏙᏢᏒᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA location that you can set for your device that can be used by Windows, apps, and services when an exact location isn't available, such as on a desktop PC without GPS.​ ​default locationNounSingularᎠᏓᏁᏟᎬᏍᏗᏍᎩ ᎤᏙᏢᏒᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo make a chart sheet or worksheet the active, or selected, sheet. The sheet that you activate determines which menu bar and toolbars are displayed.activateVerbNotSelectedᎤᏂᎩᏍᏗᏍᎩUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA biometric authentication feature that that enables signing in to your device, apps, online services, and networks by face recognition.Windows Hello faceNounSingularWindows Hello ᎤᎧᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA biometric authentication feature that that enables signing in to your device, apps, online services, and networks by fingerprint recognition.Windows Hello fingerprintNounSingularWindows Hello ᎦᏰᏌᏛᎢᎤᏙᏪᎸᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA biometric authentication feature that that enables signing in to your device, apps, online services, and networks by iris recognition.Windows Hello irisNounSingularWindows Hello ᎠᏏᎳᏕᏫᏒᎢᏚᎦᏅᏓᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA timeframe that a customer sets to describe when they usually use their device, during which automatic restarts will not happen.active hoursNounPluralᎢᏯᏛᏁᎯ ᎢᏧᏌᏟᎶᏓUSANounNotSelectedPluralThe command that pastes a URL that you copied to your clipboard into the address bar and takes you to the site.Paste and goProperNounNotSelectedᎦᏣᎦᎸᏗ ᎠᎴ ᎡᏅᏍᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe app included in Windows that allows a trusted friend or support professional to help solve a problem with your PC by accessing and taking control of it over a remote connection.Quick AssistProperNounSingularᎤᏟᏍᏗ ᎠᏍᏕᎸᎡᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe app included in Windows that allows a trusted friend or support professional to help solve a problem with your PC by accessing and taking control of it over a remote connection.Microsoft Quick AssistProperNounNotSelectedᎤᏟᏍᏗ ᎠᏍᏕᎸᎡᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe app that teachers can use to provision student PCs for classroom use.​Set up School PCsProperNounNotSelectedᏙᎧᎲᏍᎬᎢ ᏧᎾᏕᎶᏆᏍᏙᏗ PC'sUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe education app used for secure, online assessments, such as exams. It doesn't allow test takers to access resources stored on their device or the internet; it prevents OS-level distractions; and it doesn't allow test-takers to share test content with other students.​Take a TestProperNounNotSelectedᎭᎦᏎᏍᏓUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA person who informally represents their feature team by sharing their expertise with the community in activities such as listening and responding to customer feedback, contributing to community forums, blogging about tips and tricks, and more.community championNounSingularᏍᎦᏚᎩ ᎤᏓᎵᏁᎯᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA person who informally represents their feature team by sharing their expertise with the community in activities such as listening and responding to customer feedback, contributing to community forums, blogging about tips and tricks, and more.community champNounSingularᏍᎦᏚᎩ ᎤᏓᎵᏁᎯᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA power-saving state that allows the computer or device to quickly resume full-power operation (typically within several seconds) when you want to start working again. All open documents and programs are saved to memory before the computer or device enters the low-power state.sleepNounMassᎦᏟᏔᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedMassA power-saving state that allows the computer or device to quickly resume full-power operation (typically within several seconds) when you want to start working again. All open documents and programs are saved to memory before the computer or device enters the low-power state.sleep modeNounSingularᎦᏟᏔᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedMassThe nickname for Windows 10, version 1607​, used by marketing and executives in announcements about this update, but not in the product.​Windows 10 Anniversary UpdateProperNounSingularWindows 10 ᎤᏕᏘᏱᏍᎬᎢ ᎠᏤᎯᏍᏔᏅᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe grouping of similar apps together on the taskbar.glommingNounSingularᎤᎾᏥᏍᏓᎷᎩᏍᎬᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA whiteboard-like area in the Windows Ink Workspace. ​sketchpadNounSingularᏗᏟᎶᏍᏙᏗᎢᎪᏪᎵUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe natural and intuitive inking experience, integrated with Cortana and other Windows features and first-party apps.Windows InkProperNounMassWindows InkUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe homepage containing frequently used pen apps, suggested pen apps to purchase or download, tips for pen, and quick actions like sticky notes, sketchpad, and screen sketch.Windows Ink WorkspaceProperNounSingularWindows Ink ᏗᎦᎸᏣᏍᏓᏁᏗᎤᏜᏅᏛᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA sequence of activities, actions, or tasks through which documents or items are passed as part of an automated business process.workflowNounSingularᏗᎦᎸᏫᏍᏓᏁᏗ ᎠᎢᏒUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe holographic computer that enables you to interact with high‑definition holograms within an environment such as a living room or an office.Microsoft HoloLensProperNounSingularHoloLensUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe holographic computer that enables you to interact with high‑definition holograms within an environment such as a living room or an office.Microsoft HoloLensProperNounSingularMicrosoft HoloLensUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe holographic computer that enables you to interact with high‑definition holograms within an environment such as a living room or an office.HoloLensProperNounSingularHoloLensUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe holographic computer that enables you to interact with high‑definition holograms within an environment such as a living room or an office.HoloLensProperNounSingularMicrosoft HoloLensUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe Windows Defender app available in the Store.Windows Defender HubProperNounSingularWindows Defender HubUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA method of payment by which a customer pays the freight carrier for goods when they are delivered. The freight carrier then remits the payment to the shipper.Collect On DeliveryNounNotSelectedCODUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA method of payment by which a customer pays the freight carrier for goods when they are delivered. The freight carrier then remits the payment to the shipper.CODNounSingularCODUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA special memory subsystem in which frequently used data values are duplicated for quick access.cacheNounSingularᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA user interface area in which users perform tasks.workspaceNounSingularᏗᎦᎸᏫᏍᏓᏁᏗ ᎢᎬᎾᏕᎾUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe program that rewards users based on their usage of Microsoft products and allows users to manage, redeem, and showcase their rewards.Microsoft RewardsProperNounPluralMicrosoft RewardsUSAProperNounNotSelectedPluralThe program that rewards users based on their usage of Microsoft products and allows users to manage, redeem, and showcase their rewards.Microsoft RewardsProperNounPluralRewardsUSAProperNounNotSelectedPluralThe program that rewards users based on their usage of Microsoft products and allows users to manage, redeem, and showcase their rewards.RewardsProperNounPluralMicrosoft RewardsUSAProperNounNotSelectedPluralThe program that rewards users based on their usage of Microsoft products and allows users to manage, redeem, and showcase their rewards.RewardsProperNounPluralRewardsUSAProperNounNotSelectedPluralA designation with the same meaning as another in the same language but often with different implications and associations.synonymNounSingularᎤᏠᏱ ᎧᏁᎢᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAfter a build update, to load an app with domain data (such as data from a database, from the network, or from a file system), during the download process. Before this step, the app cannot be used.hydrateVerbNotSelectedᎠᏰᎸ ᎬᏂᏗᏍᎩ ᎠᎹ ᎤᎵᏑᏯᎾᎢUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo verify, test or control by comparison or examination.checkVerbNotSelectedᎪᎯᏳᏔᏅUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedThe Windows Hello feature gives business customers the fastest and most secure way to sign-in to Windows devices, apps and services. It uses your face, fingerprint or companion device to recognize you instantly, no password needed.Windows Hello for BusinessProperNounSingularWindows Hello ᎾᏍᎩᎾ ᏗᎦᎸᏫᏍᏓᏁᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe process an operating system uses to detect and record security-related events, such as an attempt to create, to access, or to delete objects such as files and directories. The records of such events are stored in a file known as a security log, whose contents are available only to those with the proper clearance.auditingNounMassᎤᏂᎦᏛᎲᏍᎬᎢUSANounNotSelectedMassPertaining to a mixture of characters that are read from left to right and characters that are read from right to left.bidirectionalAdjectiveNotSelectedᎢᏧᎳ ᏗᎬᎪᏗUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedSingularPertaining to a mixture of characters that are read from left to right and characters that are read from right to left.bidirectionalAdjectiveNotSelectedᎢᏧᎳ ᏗᎬᎪᏗ ᏗᎪᎵᏰᏗUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedPertaining to a mixture of characters that are read from left to right and characters that are read from right to left.bidiAdjectiveNotSelectedᎢᏧᎳ ᏗᎬᎪᏗUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedSingularPertaining to a mixture of characters that are read from left to right and characters that are read from right to left.bidiAdjectiveNotSelectedᎢᏧᎳ ᏗᎬᎪᏗ ᏗᎪᎵᏰᏗUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedThe protocol within TCP/IP that governs the breakup of data messages into packets to be sent via IP, and the reassembly and verification of the complete messages from packets received by IP.Transmission Control ProtocolNounSingularTCPUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe protocol within TCP/IP that governs the breakup of data messages into packets to be sent via IP, and the reassembly and verification of the complete messages from packets received by IP.TCPNounSingularTCPUSANounNotSelectedSingularA feature to enter handwritten text, painting or drawing with your finger tips.touch writingNounMassᎠᏒᏂᏍᏗᏊ ᎪᏪᎶᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo add a digital signature to additions and updates made to source code and applications published on the Internet. Code signing is intended to provide a level of security and trust to Internet software distribution.code signVerbNotSelectedᎬᏍᎦᏟ ᏗᎦᏃᏣᏢᏍᎩUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedT​o quickly return to an app, website, or document you were using earlier.jump backVerbNotSelectedᏙᏔᎵᏔᏚᎦ ᎡᎦUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA group of documents, apps, and websites that, in one click, allows you to pick up your work exactly where you left it earlier, on any device connected with the same Microsoft account.​​jump groupNounSingularᏗᎾᎵᏔᏕᎩ ᎤᎾᏓᏡᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo quickly jump to a document or application on another device that is connected to the same Microsoft account.jumpVerbNotSelectedᏔᎵᏔᏚᎦUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA feature that lets customers reset their network settings back to the Windows defaults.network resetNounSingularᏧᎾᏚᏓᎵ ᎢᎦᎧᎯᏴᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA control that contains a customizable and extensible collection of ink-related features for Universal Windows apps. By default, the toolbar may include buttons for drawing, erasing, highlighting, setting ink color and stroke thickness, and displaying a ruler.Windows Ink toolbarNounSingularWindows Ink ᎬᏔᏂᏓᏍᏗᎦᎾᎸᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA database repository for information about a computer's configuration. The registry contains information that Windows continually references during operation, such as: profiles for each user; the programs installed on the computer and the types of documents that each can create; property settings for folders and program icons; what hardware exists on the system; which ports are being used. The registry is organized hierarchically as a tree, and it is made up of keys and their subkeys, hives, and entries.registryNounSingularᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏔᏅᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA database repository for information about a computer's configuration. The registry contains information that Windows continually references during operation, such as: profiles for each user; the programs installed on the computer and the types of documents that each can create; property settings for folders and program icons; what hardware exists on the system; which ports are being used. The registry is organized hierarchically as a tree, and it is made up of keys and their subkeys, hives, and entries.system registryNounSingularᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏔᏅᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA device, such as a PC, some tablets, a 2-in-1, or an All-in-one, that uses the traditional Win32 app model and typically make use of COM or .NET runtime.desktopNounSingularᎦᏍᎩᎶᎩ ᎦᏚUSANounNotSelectedSingularA device, such as a PC, some tablets, a 2-in-1, or an All-in-one, that uses the traditional Win32 app model and typically make use of COM or .NET runtime.desktopNounSingularᎦᏍᎩᎶᎩ ᎦᏚ ᏥᏂᎬᏅᏗᏓᎾUSANounNotSelectedSingularA device, such as a PC, some tablets, a 2-in-1, or an All-in-one, that uses the traditional Win32 app model and typically make use of COM or .NET runtime.desktop deviceNounSingularᎦᏍᎩᎶᎩ ᎦᏚUSANounNotSelectedSingularA device, such as a PC, some tablets, a 2-in-1, or an All-in-one, that uses the traditional Win32 app model and typically make use of COM or .NET runtime.desktop deviceNounSingularᎦᏍᎩᎶᎩ ᎦᏚ ᏥᏂᎬᏅᏗᏓᎾUSANounNotSelectedSingularA business rule that provides explicit, mandatory criteria to use when making a decision or taking action.policyNounSingularᏗᎳᏏᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe global meeting place (App, Social Media, and website) for Windows users to find more information about Windows, engage with each other and the Windows Engineering team, and provide feedback.Windows CommunityProperNounSingularᏍᎦᏚᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe global meeting place (App, Social Media, and website) for Windows users to find more information about Windows, engage with each other and the Windows Engineering team, and provide feedback.Windows CommunityProperNounSingularWindows ᏍᎦᏚᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe global meeting place (App, Social Media, and website) for Windows users to find more information about Windows, engage with each other and the Windows Engineering team, and provide feedback.CommunityProperNounSingularᏍᎦᏚᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe global meeting place (App, Social Media, and website) for Windows users to find more information about Windows, engage with each other and the Windows Engineering team, and provide feedback.CommunityProperNounSingularWindows ᏍᎦᏚᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA folder that stores the user's music library.My MusicProperNounOtherᏗᏆᏤᎵ ᏗᎧᏃᎩᏓUSAProperNounNotSelectedOtherTo explicitly decline to participate.opt outVerbNotSelectedᎠᏑᏰᏍᏗ ᎠᏎᏒᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedThe button that allows users to change text size for an entire document.text sizeNounSingularᏕᎪᏪᎸ ᎢᎩᏓUSANounNotSelectedSingularA feature that allows users to change letter, word, line, and column spacing to reduce visual crowding.text spacingNounSingularᏕᎪᏪᎸ ᎤᏜᏅᏛᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularA feature that reads text in an application to the user.​read aloudNounNotSelectedᎠᏍᏓᏯ ᎯᎪᎵᏯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA feature that separates the syllables of each word with a dot, making content more easily readable for some people.syllablesNounPluralᏗᎧᏁᏍᏗ ᏧᏃᏴᎩUSANounNotSelectedPluralTo join or link.connectVerbNotSelectedᎫᏓᎳUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedLiterally, "without stroke"; describes any typeface in which the characters have no serifs (the short lines or ornaments at the upper and lower ends of the strokes.) A sans serif typeface usually possesses a more straightforward, geometric appearance than a typeface with serifs and typically lacks the contrast between thick and thin strokes found in serif faces.sans serifAdjectiveNotSelectedᎪᏣᎴᏓ ᏗᏟᎶᏍᏗᏍᎩ ᏩᏂᎨ ᎦᎾᏗᏅᏗUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedThe state of an expression or a variable (for example, when a result can be either true or false, or equal or not equal).conditionNounSingularᎤᏍᏗᏓᏅUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe drawing app you can use to create simple or elaborate drawings. These drawings can be either black-and-white or color. You can also use Paint to work with pictures, such as .jpg, .gif, or .bmp files.Microsoft PaintProperNounSingularMicrosoft ᎠᏑᏫᏍᏘUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe drawing app you can use to create simple or elaborate drawings. These drawings can be either black-and-white or color. You can also use Paint to work with pictures, such as .jpg, .gif, or .bmp files.Microsoft PaintProperNounSingularᎠᏑᏫᏍᏘUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe drawing app you can use to create simple or elaborate drawings. These drawings can be either black-and-white or color. You can also use Paint to work with pictures, such as .jpg, .gif, or .bmp files.PaintProperNounSingularMicrosoft ᎠᏑᏫᏍᏘUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe drawing app you can use to create simple or elaborate drawings. These drawings can be either black-and-white or color. You can also use Paint to work with pictures, such as .jpg, .gif, or .bmp files.PaintProperNounSingularᎠᏑᏫᏍᏘUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA bar, appearing at the top, that displays a small preview image (thumbnail) of the content in each open tab.preview barNounSingularᎠᏓᎪᏩᏛᏗᏍᎩ ᎦᎾᎸᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA feature that allows you to see a small preview of the content in each open tab, shown in a persistent bar (not just on mouseover)​.tab previewNounSingularᎤᏟᏍᏓ ᎠᏒᏂᎸ ᎠᏓᎪᏩᏛᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo clear or remove all tabs that are currently displayed, and save them as a set of tabs that you can restore later.set asideVerbNotSelectedᎤᏗᎧᎲᎦ ᎤᏤᎵᏛUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA record of the software updates installed in the product.update historyNounSingularᎠᏤᎯᏍᏙᏗ ᏂᏧᎵᏍᏔᏅᏒUSANounNotSelectedSingularA rough, hand-drawn sketch.doodleNounSingularᏯᎱᎵUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe font style that applies a classic look to the typography of the book that is being read.ClassicProperNounNotSelectedᏬᎯᏍᏛUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe font style that applies a particular font to the book that is being read to maximize reading comprehension and speed.FocusProperNounNotSelectedᎤᎿᏊ ᎢᎦ ᏔᎧᏅᎦUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe font style that applies a particular font to the book that is being read, resembling a newspaper or other news source.NewsProperNounNotSelectedᏗᎦᏃᏣᎵᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe font style that applies a particular font to the book that is being read to minimize clutter and create a clean look.PureProperNounNotSelectedᎤᏓᏅᎦᎸᏓUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe font style that applies a particular font to the book that is being read to make it look more fun and friendly.RelaxedProperNounNotSelectedᎠᏣᏪᏐᎸᏍᏓUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe Microsoft touchscreen accessory for Surface devices that allows users to access menus and scroll and swipe through documents and images.Surface DialProperNounSingularSurface DialUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe Microsoft all-in-one touchscreen computer.Surface StudioProperNounSingularSurface StudioUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA method used with SCSI and IDE disk drives to translate the cylinder, head, and sector specifications of the drive into addresses that can be used by an enhanced BIOS. LBA is used with drives that are larger than 528MB.logical block addressingNounSingularLBAUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA method used with SCSI and IDE disk drives to translate the cylinder, head, and sector specifications of the drive into addresses that can be used by an enhanced BIOS. LBA is used with drives that are larger than 528MB.LBANounSingularLBAUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe feature within Microsoft Edge where people can access e-books and other e-publications that they purchase or download.BooksProperNounPluralᏗᎪᏪᎵUSAProperNounNotSelectedPluralA feature that allows the user to convert an image of writing to editable digital ink.ink grabNounNotSelectedᎦᏁᎯ ᏗᎪᏪᎶᏗ ᎦᏂᏯᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe feature which allows you to stay connected and quickly interact and share with the people you care about most.My PeopleProperNounPluralᏗᏆᏤᎵᎢ ᏴᏫUSAProperNounNotSelectedPluralThe major Windows 10 update to be released in Spring 2017, focused on creativity, 3D and mixed reality, 4K gaming, game broadcasting, among other features for both consumer and enterprise audiences.Windows 10 Creators UpdateProperNounSingularWindows 10 ᎤᏬᏢᏅᎯ ᏙᏢᎯᏌUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA virtual environment in which a user's real surroundings are combined with virtual or holographic objects to create a customizable environmentmixed realityNounSingularᎤᏑᏱ ᎤᏙᎯᏳᏄᏍᏛUSANounNotSelectedSingularA virtual environment in which a user's real surroundings are combined with virtual or holographic objects to create a customizable environmentMRNounSingularᎤᏑᏱ ᎤᏙᎯᏳᏄᏍᏛUSANounNotSelectedSingularA setting that adjusts the display to eliminate blue tones that may disrupt your ability to sleep at night.night lightNounSingularᏒᏃᏱ ᎠᏨᏍᏛUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe timing and sequence of tasks within a project.scheduleNounSingularᏓᏒᏍᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA group of similar feedback displayed in search results, instead of showing all the duplicate feedback.collectionNounSingularᎦᏟᏌᏅᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe area of the collection that contains the feedback you submitted.My feedbackProperNounSingularᏂᎨᎵᏍᎬᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe area of the Windows Defender app that contains app install rule, SmartScreen settings, and exploit protection settings.​​​App & browser controlProperNounNotSelectedᎬᏙᏗ & ᎠᏱᏍᏗᏍᎩ ᎤᎾᎯᏍᏔᏅᎢUSAProperNounNeuterSingularThe area of the Windows Defender app that contains information and actions related to performance and PC health.​​Computer performance & healthProperNounNotSelectedᎠᎦᏙᎥᎯᏍᏔᏅᎢ ᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏗᏍᎩ ᎠᎢᏒᎢ & ᏙᎯ ᎨᏒᎢUSAProperNounNeuterSingularThe area of the Windows Defender app for ​family features, linking o the Family tab of the Microsoft account portal.​​Family optionsProperNounNotSelectedᏏᏓᏁᎸᎢ ᏧᎾᏑᏰᏍᏗUSAProperNounNeuterSingularThe area of the Windows Defender app that contains​ Windows Firewall and other network settings.​​Firewall & network protectionProperNounNotSelectedᎠᏥᎳᎠᏐᏴᎢ & ᏧᎾᏚᏓᎵ ᎤᎦᏎᏍᏗUSAProperNounNeuterSingularThe area of the Windows Defender app that contains all functionalities related to antivirus and threat protection.​​Virus & threat protectionProperNounNotSelectedᎥᏳᎩ & ᎦᏁᏄᎵᏍᎬᎢ ᎤᎦᏎᏍᏗUSAProperNounNeuterSingularA series of characters used to verify an account.verification codeNounSingularᎬᏂᎨᏒ ᏱᎬᏁᎯ ᎦᏫᏂᎯᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe result of remixing existing media to create a new version of that thing.remixNounSingularremixUSANounNotSelectedSingularA virtual object made of light, which can be placed in physical or virtual spacehologramNounSingularᎢᏤᏳᏍᏗᏟᎶᏍᏔᏅUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe app in Windows Mixed Reality and on HoloLens that allows users to view and place holograms in their physical or virtual environment.HologramsProperNounSingularᎢᏤᏳᏍᏗᏓᏟᎶᏍᏔᏅUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe app in Windows Mixed Reality and on HoloLens that allows users to view and place holograms in their physical or virtual environment.HologramsProperNounSingularMicrosoft ᎢᏤᏳᏍᏗᏓᏟᎶᏍᏔᏅUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe app in Windows Mixed Reality and on HoloLens that allows users to view and place holograms in their physical or virtual environment.Microsoft HologramsProperNounSingularᎢᏤᏳᏍᏗᏓᏟᎶᏍᏔᏅUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe app in Windows Mixed Reality and on HoloLens that allows users to view and place holograms in their physical or virtual environment.Microsoft HologramsProperNounSingularMicrosoft ᎢᏤᏳᏍᏗᏓᏟᎶᏍᏔᏅUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA network status tag that appears underneath an available Wi-Fi network and allows to select it in Windows network flyout.Open, suggestedProperNounSingularhᎯᏍᏚᎢ, ᎧᏃᎮᏓUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe feature that helps to isolate enterprise-defined untrusted sites based on a list of trusted web sites, cloud resources and internal networks defined by an enterprise administrator. Everything not on that list is considered untrusted.Application GuardProperNounSingularApplication GuardUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe feature that helps to isolate enterprise-defined untrusted sites based on a list of trusted web sites, cloud resources and internal networks defined by an enterprise administrator. Everything not on that list is considered untrusted.Microsoft Defender Application GuardProperNounSingularApplication GuardUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe umbrella name for the Windows vulnerability mitigation features designed to address inherently technical attacks and prevent discovered vulnerabilities from being exploited.Microsoft Defender Exploit GuardProperNounSingularWindows Defender Exploit GuardUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularPertaining to an entire entity such as document, file, or program rather than to a restricted segment of it.globalAdjectiveNotSelectedᎬᎾᏕUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedThe mixed-reality shell experience, in which content can be placed and used in virtual (or, in the case of HoloLens, real) surroundings.mixed worldNounSingularᎡᎶᎯ ᎤᏙᎯᏳᏄᏍᏛUSANounNotSelectedSingularA method of delivering digital media across a network in a continuous flow. The digital media is played by client software as it is received.streamingNounMassᏗᏓᏛᎪᏙᏗ ᎤᏪᏴᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA method of delivering digital media across a network in a continuous flow. The digital media is played by client software as it is received.media streamingNounSingularᏗᏓᏛᎪᏙᏗ ᎤᏪᏴᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA UI screen that appears in the Network flyout when a paid Wi-Fi hotspot is in range and paid Wi-Fi plans are available from Windows Store. A customer can then tap Connect with a data plan to open the Paid Wi-Fi & Cellular app, choose a paid Wi-Fi data plan that’s offered from Windows Store, and then buy a plan using the payment information that’s stored in their Microsoft account.Connect with a data planProperNounNotSelectedᎫᏓᎸᏅ ᎤᎵᎪᏗ ᎦᏟᏌᏅ ᎠᏍᏓᏫᏛᏍᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedAny very simple computer program that outputs or displays the words "Hello World" in some form to the user. Such a program is often created as an example, to introduce the basic syntax of a programming language to students or others new to that language.Hello WorldProperNounNotSelectedᎣᏏᏲ ᎡᎶᎯUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA web application on Xbox.com that allows Xbox One or PC gamers to design and purchase their own Xbox Wireless controller.Xbox Design LabProperNounSingularXbox Design LabUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA measure of the fineness of detail in an image or text, usually as produced by a monitor or printer.resolutionNounSingularᏫᏓᏤᎸ ᎤᏓᏴᎳᏛUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo move data from one location to another.transferVerbNotSelectedᎠᎲᏍᎬᎢUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedVideo content that provides a view in all directions, so the user can look around ​as if they are inside the video itself. It can be played on a PC, p​hone, Xbox, or AR/VR headset.360° videoNounSingular360° ᎠᏓᏴᎳᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe branded spatial sound format that Microsoft is offering ​for headphones.Windows Sonic for HeadphonesProperNounNotSelectedWindows Sonic ᎾᏍᎩ ᎬᏮᏙᏗ ᏗᏟᎤᏍᏙᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe edition of Windows 10 designed for small and medium businesses that includes the features of Windows 10 Pro, plus additional management policies that can be helpful to business customers. This edition is only available through subscription as part of a larger package of services, and is not available as a standalone download.Windows 10 BusinessProperNounSingularWindows 10 BusinessUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularIn Windows Mixed Reality and Windows Holographic, an app type or app state in which the app renders as a flat window, not an immersive experience.​2D viewNounSingular2D ᎠᎪᎵᏰᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularSound that is spatialized or is precisely located around a listener in 3D space. Developers can use spatial sound in an application to convincingly place sounds in a 3D space all around the user. Sounds will then seem as if they are coming from real physical objects even though the user may only be using regular stereo headphones.spatial soundNounMassᎬᏃᏓᏊᎡᎵᏍᏗ ᎤᏃᏴᎬUSANounNotSelectedSingularTechnology that enables a 3D graphics processor to display the image at the moment it is rendered for more fluid and better detailed gameplay, and for reducing or eliminating lag, stutter and frame tearing.variable refresh rateNounMassᎠᏤᎲᏍᏙᏗ ᎠᏓᏁᏟᏴᏍᎩ ᏓᎬᏩᎶᏛUSANounNotSelectedSingularTechnology that enables a 3D graphics processor to display the image at the moment it is rendered for more fluid and better detailed gameplay, and for reducing or eliminating lag, stutter and frame tearing.variable refresh rateNounMassVRRUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularTechnology that enables a 3D graphics processor to display the image at the moment it is rendered for more fluid and better detailed gameplay, and for reducing or eliminating lag, stutter and frame tearing.VRRProperNounSingularᎠᏤᎲᏍᏙᏗ ᎠᏓᏁᏟᏴᏍᎩ ᏓᎬᏩᎶᏛUSANounNotSelectedSingularTechnology that enables a 3D graphics processor to display the image at the moment it is rendered for more fluid and better detailed gameplay, and for reducing or eliminating lag, stutter and frame tearing.VRRProperNounSingularVRRUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA movie created in the Photos app, featuring a set of related pictures and videos combined with a soundtrack, transitions and other effects. This term can also be used to refer to the set of photos and videos included in the story. ​A story may be created automatically by the app, or manually by the user.storyNounSingularᎧᏃᎮᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA feature in Holograms app that allows the user to input text and have that text become a hologram that they can place in their space. User inputs text to make a holographic label.holographic label makerNounSingularᎠᏨᏍᏗ ᏗᏟᎶᏍᏗᏍᎩ ᎦᏯᎸᏗ ᎪᏪᎸᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe edition of Microsoft HoloLens hardware and software released for developers.Microsoft HoloLens Development EditionProperNounSingularMicrosoft HoloLens Development EditionUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe edition of HoloLens sold for organizations. Includes the HoloLens Development Edition hardware, plus a warranty and enterprise features for added security and device management.Microsoft HoloLens Commercial SuiteProperNounSingularMicrosoft HoloLens Commercial SuiteUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularAn action or mechanism to explicitly consent to participate in programs or offerings, typically for marketing purposes.opt-inNounSingularᎠᏑᏰᏍᏗ-ᏗᎫᎪᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn action or mechanism to explicitly decline to participate in programs or offerings, typically for marketing purposes.opt-outNounSingularᎠᏑᏰᏍᏗ-ᎠᏎᏒᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe Windows Holographic SKU that runs on the HoloLens Commercial Suite, when an Enterprise license is applied to the device.Windows Holographic for BusinessProperNounSingularWindows Holographic for BusinessUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularAn e-book file format with the extension .epub that can be downloaded and read on devices like smartphones, tablets, computers.EPUBNounSingularEPUBUSANounNotSelectedSingularA graphic UI control consisting of a string of horizontal stars that allows users to report their level of satisfaction with a product, service, or experience and that visually indicates the aggregated rating of all users.star ratingNounSingularᏃᏈᏏ ᎢᎦᎢ ᎤᏂᏅᏅᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo put back into a stable condition. A computer user may be able to recover lost or damaged data by using a program to search for and salvage whatever information remains in storage. A database may be recovered by restoring its integrity after some problem has damaged it, such as abnormal termination of the database management program.recoverVerbNotSelectedᎠᏩᏛᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA semiconductor circuit that contains information that cannot be modified.read-only memoryNounSingularROMUSANounNotSelectedMassA semiconductor circuit that contains information that cannot be modified.ROMNounMassROMUSANounNotSelectedMassA person who develops programs, services, or other products for use with Microsoft systems and/or products.Microsoft developerNounSingularMicrosoft ᎪᏢᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA monthly subscription that provides unlimited access to a catalog of games, including popular backward compatible Xbox 360 and blockbuster Xbox One titles.Xbox Game PassProperNounSingularXbox Game PassUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA monthly subscription that provides unlimited access to a catalog of games, including popular backward compatible Xbox 360 and blockbuster Xbox One titles.Game PassNounSingularXbox Game PassUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA value or condition that is not consistent with the true, specified, or expected value or condition.errorNounSingularᎦᎵᏓᏍᏔᏅUSANounNotSelectedSingularA socket allowing computer memory (RAM) to be inserted into the computer.memory slotNounSingularᎬᏩᎾᏅᏓᏗᏍᏗ ᎤᏜᏅᏛUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn extension to the Windows Insider Program to include engagement for enterprises and SMEs through dedicated forums, blogs and events, regular surveys with IT professionals, as well as extensive documentation to support their organizations deploy Insider builds.Windows Insider Program for BusinessProperNounSingularInsider ᎾᏍᎩ ᏗᎦᎸᏫᏍᏓᏁᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularAn extension to the Windows Insider Program to include engagement for enterprises and SMEs through dedicated forums, blogs and events, regular surveys with IT professionals, as well as extensive documentation to support their organizations deploy Insider builds.Windows Insider Program for BusinessProperNounSingularWindows Insider ᎤᎾᏙᏢᏒ ᎾᏍᎩ ᏗᎦᎸᏫᏍᏓᏁᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularAn extension to the Windows Insider Program to include engagement for enterprises and SMEs through dedicated forums, blogs and events, regular surveys with IT professionals, as well as extensive documentation to support their organizations deploy Insider builds.Insider for BusinessProperNounSingularInsider ᎾᏍᎩ ᏗᎦᎸᏫᏍᏓᏁᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularAn extension to the Windows Insider Program to include engagement for enterprises and SMEs through dedicated forums, blogs and events, regular surveys with IT professionals, as well as extensive documentation to support their organizations deploy Insider builds.Insider for BusinessProperNounSingularWindows Insider ᎤᎾᏙᏢᏒ ᎾᏍᎩ ᏗᎦᎸᏫᏍᏓᏁᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA website that customers can go to for help with Microsoft products.Microsoft SupportProperNounSingularMicrosoft ᎦᎫᏍᏛᏁᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularIn mixed reality, an app view in which the app takes over the full display and becomes the only app you see.immersive viewNounSingularᎬᎾᎨᏒᎢ ᏱᎬᏁᎯ ᏗᎧᏃᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularIn Windows Mixed Reality​, the desktop app that allows the user to manage their mixed reality headset, get status on their mixed reality hardware, see a live stream of what's visible in the headset, and complete system setup.​Mixed Reality PortalProperNounSingularᎤᎵᏑᏱ ᎤᏙᎯᏳᏄᏍᏛ ᎠᏴᏍᏙᏗᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe mixed reality experience built into Windows that powers a compatible virtual reality headset or head-mounted display.Windows Mixed RealityProperNounSingularWindows Mixed RealityUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA container for a collection of configuration settings file with extension .ppkg. Provisioning packages are simple enough that with a short set of written instructions, a student or non-technical employee can use them to configure their device.provisioning packageNounSingularᎠᏓᏍᏕᎵᎯᏙᎯ ᎦᏇᏂᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe academic disciplines of science, technology, engineering and mathematics, used when addressing education policy and curriculum choices in schools.STEMNounSingularSTEMUSANounNotSelectedSingularA collaborative work space, tool, app, or program for making, learning, exploring and sharing. It can refer to a literal space or place, or to digital environments where people are encouraged to create and share with a community.makerspaceNounSingularᎠᏓᏃᏎᎭ ᎠᎵᏙᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA test with important consequences for the test taker or which is the basis of a major decision.high-stakes testingNounSingularᎦᎸᎳᏗ ᏧᎬᏩᎶᏗ-ᎠᎦᏍᏓᏅᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe portal where admins in educational institutions can acquire and distribute apps for their students, faculty, and staff to use.​​Microsoft Store for EducationProperNounSingularMicrosoft Store ᎾᏍᎩᎾ ᎠᏕᎶᏆᏍᏗᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularAn app that enables the users to view, organize, edit and share all of their photos and videos from multiple sources, and tell stories with them by making them into new videos. It replaces the default Photos app in Windows 10.Photos & VideosProperNounSingularᏗᏓᎶᏍᏔᏅᎢ & ᏗᏓᏴᎳᏛᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA feature within the Microsoft Rewards program, similar to the Punchcard experience within Xbox Live Rewards (which is transitioning into Microsoft Rewards). Users complete X, Y, and Z - things like daily quizzes, searches, and offers - to get a certain number of points.punch cardNounSingularᎠᏴᏍᏙᏗ ᏆᏂᏲᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA record of all purchases made by a user from an online store or portal.order historyNounSingularᎭᏓᏅᎾ ᏄᎵᏍᏓᏂᏙᎸᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA technology that enables Wi-Fi devices to connect directly, without a router or other mechanism, making it simpler to do things like print, share, sync, and display.​Wi-Fi DirectProperNounSingularWi-Fi DirectUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularAn app that enables members of a Language community to provide translation and language-related feedback about features. The app is currently available only for Windows Desktop.Language Community appProperNounSingularᎦᏬᏂᎯᏍᏗ ᏍᎦᏚᎩ ᎬᏙᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA request to gather and send language feedback using quests in Feedback Hub and the Language Community app.​language questNounSingularᎦᏬᏂᎯᏍᏗ ᎠᏲᏓUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe core of layered architecture that manages the most basic operations of the operating system and the computer's processor. The kernel schedules different blocks of executing code, called threads, for the processor to keep it as busy as possible and coordinates multiple processors to optimize performance. The kernel also synchronizes activities among Executive-level subcomponents, such as I/O Manager and Process Manager, and handles hardware exceptions and other hardware-dependent functions. The kernel works closely with the hardware abstraction layer.kernelNounSingularkernelUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo take an existing story in the Photos app and generate a new version of that story with edits to content, style, music, and other options.​remixVerbNotSelectedremixUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedIn Groove Music app, a graphical display that changes colors and shapes on the screen in response to the music that is playing. The user can choose from several different visualizers, which each look different.visualizerNounSingularᎬᏬᏩᏛᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe setting (toggle) on account.microsoft.com/family that, when switched on, requires children to get adult permission for the things they buy in the Windows and Xbox stores — except for what they get with gift cards or money in their Microsoft account.Ask a parentProperNounNotSelectedᏣᎦᏴᎵᎨ ᎯᏔᏲᏏ ᏣᎵᏍᎪᎸᏓᏁᏗᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe capability of Microsoft Defender Advanced Threat Protection, which helps protect the data in the specified folder locations from modification by suspicious or malicious apps.controlled folder accessProperNounSingularᎠᎯᎵᏙᎯ ᏗᏴᏈᏛᎥᏍᎩ ᎬᏴᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA feature in Groove Music that allows the sound in specified frequency bands to be amplified or reduced, in order to adjust the quality and character of the sound.​equalizerNounSingularᏔᏟᎶᏍᏓUSANounNotSelectedSingularA group of people who uses or shares a common language or dialect and contributes to language-related activities for Windows features.Language CommunityProperNounSingularᎦᏬᏂᎯᏍᏗ ᏍᎦᏚᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA section in the Feedback Hub app where users can organize language-related activities for their Language community.Language Community tabNounSingularᎦᏬᏂᎯᏍᏗ ᏍᎦᏚᎩ ᎦᏛᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA format of a file, commonly indicated by its file name extension, and indicates which program the file was created in and can be opened with.file typeNounSingularᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏙᏗ ᎢᏳᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe capability of Microsoft Defender Advanced Threat Protection, which helps protect against malware that uses exploits to infect devices and spread.Exploit ProtectionProperNounSingularExploit ProtectionUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularAn input device used to control an on-screen cursor for such actions as "pressing" on-screen buttons in dialog boxes, choosing menu items, and selecting ranges of cells in spreadsheets or groups of words in a document.pointing deviceNounSingularᎠᏎᎵᏙ ᏱᎬᏅᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA Windows feature that allows users to connect remotely to a computer and access programs, files, and network resources as though they were sitting at the computer.RDProperNounNotSelectedᎢᎾ ᎦᏍᎩᎶᎩ ᎦᏚUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA Windows feature that allows users to connect remotely to a computer and access programs, files, and network resources as though they were sitting at the computer.Remote DesktopProperNounSingularᎢᎾ ᎦᏍᎩᎶᎩ ᎦᏚUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA hardware accessory that allows you to take action in mixed reality. It tracks a precise position in space, allowing for fine-grained interaction with digital objects. When using a Windows Mixed Reality immersive headset, the motion controller is the primary way to take action.motion controllerNounSingularᎠᏓᏅᏏᏙᎯ ᏗᎦᎧᎯᏴᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA hardware accessory that allows you to take action in mixed reality. It tracks a precise position in space, allowing for fine-grained interaction with digital objects. When using a Windows Mixed Reality immersive headset, the motion controller is the primary way to take action.motion controllerNounSingularWindows Mixed Reality ᎠᏓᏅᏏᏙᎯ ᏗᎦᎧᎯᏴᏍᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA hardware accessory that allows you to take action in mixed reality. It tracks a precise position in space, allowing for fine-grained interaction with digital objects. When using a Windows Mixed Reality immersive headset, the motion controller is the primary way to take action.Windows Mixed Reality motion controllerNounSingularᎠᏓᏅᏏᏙᎯ ᏗᎦᎧᎯᏴᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA hardware accessory that allows you to take action in mixed reality. It tracks a precise position in space, allowing for fine-grained interaction with digital objects. When using a Windows Mixed Reality immersive headset, the motion controller is the primary way to take action.Windows Mixed Reality motion controllerNounSingularWindows Mixed Reality ᎠᏓᏅᏏᏙᎯ ᏗᎦᎧᎯᏴᏍᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe Windows 10 update announced at Build 2017 and being released in the Sept-Nov 2017 timeframe.Windows 10 Fall Creators UpdateProperNounNotSelectedWindows 10 Fall Creators UpdateUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe feature in Windows Defender Security Center that monitors your device and provides you with information and recommendations in a Health report to address common issues with your storage capacity, device drivers, battery life, or Windows Update.Health AdvisorProperNounSingularᏙᎯ ᎨᏒᎢ ᎠᏓᏕᏲᎲᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe feature in Windows Defender Security Center that helps you refresh your device by reinstalling and updating Windows — for example, if your device has performance issues or you have too many unnecessary apps.Fresh StartProperNounSingularᎢᏤ ᎠᏂᎩᏍᏗᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe pre-release version of Microsoft Remote Desktop app.Microsoft Remote Desktop PreviewProperNounSingularMicrosoft ᎢᎾ ᎦᏍᎩᎶᎩ ᎦᏚ ᎠᏓᎪᏩᏛᏗᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe pre-release version of Microsoft Remote Desktop app.Microsoft Remote Desktop PreviewProperNounSingularᎢᎾ ᎦᏍᎩᎶᎩ ᎦᏚ ᎠᏓᎪᏩᏛᏗᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe pre-release version of Microsoft Remote Desktop app.Remote Desktop PreviewProperNounSingularMicrosoft ᎢᎾ ᎦᏍᎩᎶᎩ ᎦᏚ ᎠᏓᎪᏩᏛᏗᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe pre-release version of Microsoft Remote Desktop app.Remote Desktop PreviewProperNounSingularᎢᎾ ᎦᏍᎩᎶᎩ ᎦᏚ ᎠᏓᎪᏩᏛᏗᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe period of time when users are required to schedule a restart.Engaged restartProperNounSingularᎭᏂᎩᏍᏓ ᏥᎭᏂᎩᏍᏓUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA system service that enables spatial perception, spatial input, and holographic rendering.Windows Perception ServiceProperNounSingularWindows Perception ServiceUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA structured document or template with spaces reserved for entering information and often containing special coding (e.g. to trigger data processing).formNounSingularᎠᎧᎵᎢᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe Microsoft interactive livestreaming platform for gaming communities.MixerProperNounSingularMixerUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA head-mounted display (HMD) that displays mixed reality experiences. Used inclusively to denote both Microsoft HoloLens and OEM devices, whether they blend virtual content within the physical world (holographic headsets), or display virtual content with a degree (big or small) of environmental awareness (immersive headsets)​. Plus, these headsets can either be self-contained (like Microsoft HoloLens - the whole computing power is contained into the headset) or PC-connected (the computing power comes from the PC and the headset cannot work without that associated PC).mixed reality headsetNounSingularᎤᏑᏱ ᎤᏙᎯᏳᏄᏍᏛ ᏗᏟᎤᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA head-mounted display (HMD) that displays mixed reality experiences. Used inclusively to denote both Microsoft HoloLens and OEM devices, whether they blend virtual content within the physical world (holographic headsets), or display virtual content with a degree (big or small) of environmental awareness (immersive headsets)​. Plus, these headsets can either be self-contained (like Microsoft HoloLens - the whole computing power is contained into the headset) or PC-connected (the computing power comes from the PC and the headset cannot work without that associated PC).mixed reality headsetNounSingularᏗᏟᎤᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA head-mounted display (HMD) that displays mixed reality experiences. Used inclusively to denote both Microsoft HoloLens and OEM devices, whether they blend virtual content within the physical world (holographic headsets), or display virtual content with a degree (big or small) of environmental awareness (immersive headsets)​. Plus, these headsets can either be self-contained (like Microsoft HoloLens - the whole computing power is contained into the headset) or PC-connected (the computing power comes from the PC and the headset cannot work without that associated PC).headsetNounSingularᎤᏑᏱ ᎤᏙᎯᏳᏄᏍᏛ ᏗᏟᎤᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA head-mounted display (HMD) that displays mixed reality experiences. Used inclusively to denote both Microsoft HoloLens and OEM devices, whether they blend virtual content within the physical world (holographic headsets), or display virtual content with a degree (big or small) of environmental awareness (immersive headsets)​. Plus, these headsets can either be self-contained (like Microsoft HoloLens - the whole computing power is contained into the headset) or PC-connected (the computing power comes from the PC and the headset cannot work without that associated PC).headsetNounSingularᏗᏟᎤᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA head-mounted display (HMD) that displays virtual content only and with a degree (big or small) of environmental awareness. This is a subset of "mixed reality headset."​ This is to be looked at in contrast with "holographic headsets".immersive headsetNounSingularᎬᎾᎨᏒᎢ ᏱᎬᏁᎯ ᏗᏟᎤᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe process of moving from a lower version of a system to a higher version. A configuration shift where the user becomes able to change default settings which were locked before the shift.switchNounSingularᎦᏁᏟᏴᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo move from a lower version of a system to a higher one, or to shift system configuration in order to change default settings locked before the shift.switchVerbNotSelectedᎦᏁᏟᏴᏍᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedThe * character. Indicates multiplication in programming languages and also serves as a wildcard character representing one or more characters.asteriskNounSingularᎤᏅᏥUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe * character. Indicates multiplication in programming languages and also serves as a wildcard character representing one or more characters.ASTERISKNounSingularᎤᏅᏥUSANounNotSelectedSingularA group of OneNote sections.notebookNounSingularᎪᏪᎳᏅᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe arrangement of text and graphics on the page of a document.page layoutNounSingularᎤᎦᏅᏓᏛᎢ ᏱᎬᏂUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe Windows feature for controlling the cursor, mouse clicks, text input, and communication with the movement of your eyes, using an on-screen keyboard and other software controls together with eye-tracking hardware​.eye controlProperNounSingularᎠᎪᏙᎵ ᎪᎴᎯᏏᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA menu that drops from the menu bar when requested and remains open without further action until the user closes it or chooses a menu item.pulldown menuNounNotSelectedᎡᎳᏗ ᏱᎬᏁᏗ ᎪᏪᎳᎾᎥᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA menu that drops from the menu bar when requested and remains open without further action until the user closes it or chooses a menu item.pull-down menuNounNotSelectedᎡᎳᏗ ᏱᎬᏁᏗ ᎪᏪᎳᎾᎥᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA menu that drops from the menu bar when requested and remains open without further action until the user closes it or chooses a menu item.drop-down menuNounSingularᎡᎳᏗ ᏱᎬᏁᏗ ᎪᏪᎳᎾᎥᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe service that provides OEMs working on Internet of Things (IoT) a channel through which they can update OEM devices with non-Microsoft component packages. These packages may contain drivers, applications, provisioning packages, settings, and data.Component Update ServiceProperNounSingularᎤᎾᎵᎪᎯ ᎠᏤᎯᏍᏙᏗ ᎠᎵᏍᏕᎵᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA cloud deployment solution that leverages the cloud to automate the configuration of new PCs including changing default start up screens without the need of IT assistance.Windows Autopilot DeploymentProperNounSingularWindows AutopilotUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA cloud deployment solution that leverages the cloud to automate the configuration of new PCs including changing default start up screens without the need of IT assistance.Windows Autopilot DeploymentProperNounSingularWindows Autopilot DeploymentUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA cloud deployment solution that leverages the cloud to automate the configuration of new PCs including changing default start up screens without the need of IT assistance.Windows AutopilotProperNounSingularWindows AutopilotUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA cloud deployment solution that leverages the cloud to automate the configuration of new PCs including changing default start up screens without the need of IT assistance.Windows AutopilotProperNounSingularWindows Autopilot DeploymentUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA cloud deployment solution that leverages the cloud to automate the configuration of new PCs including changing default start up screens without the need of IT assistance.AutopilotProperNounSingularWindows AutopilotUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA cloud deployment solution that leverages the cloud to automate the configuration of new PCs including changing default start up screens without the need of IT assistance.AutopilotProperNounSingularWindows Autopilot DeploymentUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA cloud deployment solution that leverages the cloud to automate the configuration of new PCs including changing default start up screens without the need of IT assistance.AutoPilotProperNounSingularWindows AutopilotUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA cloud deployment solution that leverages the cloud to automate the configuration of new PCs including changing default start up screens without the need of IT assistance.AutoPilotProperNounSingularWindows Autopilot DeploymentUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularIn Windows, an input panel where user can insert emojis and other expressive images or symbols. When using the en-US hardware keyboard to type, user can use SPACE+ : (colon) to input emoji in an easy and smart way. Rather than having to use the mouse, user can bring up the emoji panel and search or arrow key through the options. Eventually, this panel will include stickers and other expression objects.emoji panelNounSingularᎢᎼᏥ ᎠᏯᏔᎾᎸᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe section in the Xbox Store where developers participating in the Xbox Live Creators Program publish their games directly. The collection offers exciting and diverse games that are fun to pick up and play.Creators CollectionProperNounSingularᎪᏢᏍᎩ ᏧᏤᎵᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularAn edition of Windows with unique support for server-grade hardware, and designed to meet demanding needs of mission-critical and compute-intensive workloads.Windows 10 Pro for WorkstationsProperNounSingularWindows 10 Pro for WorkstationsUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe filter that users can apply to a photo or video clip to add an adventurous atmosphere and create a theme along with a related text style and music.AdventureProperNounSingularᎠᎦᏖᏃᎵᏓᏍᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe filter that users can apply to a photo or video clip to give it a classic look. This is also the name of a theme that applies this filter along with a related text style and music. It evokes a simple, classic, and elegant look and feel.ClassicProperNounNotSelectedᎢᎬᏱᎢ ᎤᏃᏢᏅᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe filter that users can apply to a photo or video clip to give it a slightly whitened, lightened, or bleached effect.BlanchProperNounNotSelectedᎠᏍᎪᎯᏍᏔᏅUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe black and white filter that users can apply to a photo or video clip.PortraitProperNounSingularᏗᏓᏟᎶᏍᏔᏅᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe black and white filter that users can apply to a photo or video clip. This filter has deeper blacks and whiter whites than other filters.InkyProperNounNotSelectedᎠᏙᏪᎶᏙᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe filter that users can apply to a photo or video clip, which gives it an effect of muted late evening light.TwilightProperNounSingularᎤᏒᎯᏰᏱUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe filter that users can apply to a photo or video clip, which intensifies the red and orange tones in the image.EnergyProperNounSingularᏂᎬᏂᏴᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe filter that users can apply to a photo or video clip, which intensifies the blue tones in the image.IcebergProperNounSingularᎤᏁᏍᏓᎳ ᎫᎲUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe filter that users can apply to a photo or video clip, which intensifies the green tones in the image.KellyProperNounNotSelectedᎨᎳᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe filter that users can apply to a photo or video clip, which intensifies the colors.BrassyProperNounNotSelectedᎥᏣᏱᎭUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe filter that users can apply to a photo or video clip, which gives it a slightly rough and worn out quality.DenimProperNounNotSelectedᎤᎭᎨᏓ ᎠᎿᏬUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe filter that users can apply to a photo or video clip, which sharpens the image and keeps colors intact.CleanProperNounNotSelectedᎤᏓᏅᎦᎸᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe filter that users can apply to a photo or video clip, which gives it a muted, blue-green effect. This is also the name of a theme that applies this filter along with a related text style and music. It evokes a subdued, cool, relaxed look and feel.ChilledProperNounNotSelectedᎠᏴᎳᏗᏍᏔᏅᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe filter that users can apply to a photo or video clip, which gives it a feeling of energy, and the purple light you might see before an electrical storm. This is also the name of a theme that applies this filter along with a related text style and music.ElectricProperNounNotSelectedᎠᎾᎦᎵᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe filter that users can apply to a photo or video clip, which gives it a golden brownish hue like sand.SandyProperNounNotSelectedᏃᏳᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe filter that users can apply to a photo or video clip, which gives it a cheerful, playful, sunny feeling. This is also the name of a theme that applies this filter along with a related text style and music.JoyProperNounSingularᎤᎵᎮᎵᏨᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe filter that users can apply to a photo or video clip, which gives it a yellow tone.CitrusProperNounSingularᏧᏂᏦᏯᏍᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe filter that users can apply to a photo or video clip, which has a coarse texture and hard edges like metal.MetallicProperNounNotSelectedᏔᎷᎩᏍᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe filter that users can apply to a photo or video clip, which has the faded quality of photos taken in the mid-1960s.1966ProperNounNotSelected1966USAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe filter that users can apply to a photo or video clip, which has a warm, sentimental feeling. This is also the name of a theme that applies this filter along with a related text style and music.LovedProperNounNotSelectedᎠᏓᎨᏳᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe text overlay style in Story Remix. This style is simple, classic, and fresh, with white text that animates in with a rising motion.FreshProperNounNotSelectedᎢᏤUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA text overlay style in Story Remix. This style resembles the typography of a printed book of poetry or a novel.PoetryProperNounSingularᎤᏓᏡᎬᎢᎧᏁᏨᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe text overlay style in Story Remix. This style is big, bold and uses very large type.BoomProperNounNotSelectedᎤᏃᏴᎬᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe text overlay style in Story Remix. This style is big, bold, and uses a colored block with transparent lettering that resembles a stencil or poster graphic.GraphicProperNounNotSelectedᎪᏪᎶᏗᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA text overlay style in Story Remix, with a semi-opaque white background, and subtle typography.QuietProperNounNotSelectedᎡᎶᏪUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe text overlay style in Story Remix, with white outlined, transparent lettering that looks modern, linear, and authentic.DowntownProperNounNotSelectedᏗᎦᏚᎲᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedWithout difficulty.easilyAdverbNotSelectedᎠᎯᏗᏳUSAAdverbNotSelectedNotSelectedThe name of the premium experience for mixed reality when used with PC hardware that can support higher resolution/quality graphics.Windows Mixed Reality UltraProperNounSingularWindows Mixed Reality UltraUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularTo add a special visual or sound effect to text or an object. 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Skills can be invoked on Cortana to perform certain actions, such as checking the user’s bank balance, reading a bed time story, or booking a cab with Uber.Cortana skillProperNounSingularCortana ᎢᎬᏩᏛᏁᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA collection of policy settings that control updates for devices that use Windows 10. With these settings, information technology administrators decide when and which devices receive updates in their organization, and set different schedules for groups of devices. They can also pause updates for individual devices.Windows Update for BusinessProperNounSingularWindows Update ᎾᏍᎩᎾ ᏗᎦᎸᏫᏍᏓᏁᏗ ᎨᏒᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularMicrosoft Store as presented to the customer via the app in Windows 10.Microsoft Store on Windows 10ProperNounSingularMicrosoft Store ᎾᎿ Windows 10USAProperNounNotSelectedSingularMicrosoft Store as presented to the customer via the app in all Xbox One consoles (including variants).Microsoft Store on Xbox OneProperNounSingularMicrosoft Store ᎾᎿ Xbox OneUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularMicrosoft Store as presented to the customer via Microsoft.com/store.Microsoft Store onlineProperNounSingularMicrosoft Store ᏓᏏᎳᏕᏫᏒUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularTo carry on a real-time conversation with other users by computer or device.chatVerbNotSelectedᎦᏬᏂᎯᏍᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedThe app where users can find settings for Windows Mixed Reality.Windows Mixed Reality SettingsProperNounSingularWindows Mixed Reality ᏕᎦᎧᎲᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe offer for Xbox Live Gold members that includes free games every month.Games with GoldProperNounPluralGames with GoldUSAProperNounNotSelectedPluralThe offer for Xbox Live Gold members that includes exclusive discounts on games that are updated weekly. Users can save up to 50-75% on games in Microsoft Store on Xbox One.Deals with GoldProperNounPluralDeals with GoldUSAProperNounNotSelectedPluralA graphic, often appearing as a bitmap or a combination of drawn shapes, that can be inserted into content.clip artNounMassᎦᏂᏴᏙᏗ ᏗᏟᎣᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe area in Windows Defender Security Center where people can see, access, and troubleshoot features related to their accounts, including device login, Windows Hello, Dynamic Lock, and other convenience and security features related to accounts and login.account protectionNounSingularᏱᎦᎢ ᎠᎦᏎᏍᏙᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe area in Windows Defender Security Center, within Ransomware protection, where customers can set up or initiate file restores with cloud providers, to help recover from a ransomware attack (which often encrypts files).Ransomware data recoveryProperNounSingularRansomware ᎠᎩᏏᏌᏅᎢ ᎦᏟᏌᏅᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularIn the Windows Defender Security Center, the area within the Virus & threat protection section (pillar), where customers can find and use features to help prevent or recover from ransomware attacks.​Ransomware protectionProperNounSingularRansomware ᎠᎦᏎᏍᏙᏗᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularIn Windows Defender Security Center, the area within the Virus & threat protection section (pillar) where customers can see the history of the threats found on their devices.Threat historyProperNounSingularᎤᏪᏘ ᎦᏁᏄᎵᏍᎬᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularIn Windows Defender Security Center app on Windows 10, the area within the Virus & threat protection section (pillar) where customers can see information about ​the definitions being used to recognize the latest threats on their device, and check for updates to those definitions.Virus & threat protection updatesProperNounPluralᎥᏳᎩ & ᎦᏁᏄᎵᏍᎬᎢ ᎤᎦᏎᏍᏗ ᏗᏤᎲᏍᏔᏅUSAProperNounNotSelectedPluralThe pre-release version of the Microsoft Photos Companion app.Microsoft Photos Companion PreviewProperNounSingularCompanion 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(Preview)USAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe pre-release version of the Microsoft Photos Companion app.Companion (Preview)ProperNounSingularCompanion PreviewUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe pre-release version of the Microsoft Photos Companion app.Companion (Preview)ProperNounSingularMicrosoft Photos Companion (Preview)USAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe pre-release version of the Microsoft Photos Companion app.Companion (Preview)ProperNounSingularMicrosoft Photos Companion PreviewUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe pre-release version of the Microsoft Photos Companion app.Companion (Preview)ProperNounSingularPhotos Companion (Preview)USAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe pre-release version of the Microsoft Photos Companion app.Companion (Preview)ProperNounSingularPhotos Companion PreviewUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA listing of contents at the beginning of a document or file.ContentsNounPluralᏕᎦᎸᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA listing of contents at the beginning of a document or file.ContentsNounPluralᏧᎾᎶᎢᏓ ᎾᎿ ᏕᎦᎸᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA listing of contents at the beginning of a document or file.table of contentsNounSingularᏕᎦᎸᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA listing of contents at the beginning of a document or file.table of contentsNounSingularᏧᎾᎶᎢᏓ ᎾᎿ ᏕᎦᎸᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA listing of contents at the beginning of a document or file.TOCNounSingularᏕᎦᎸᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA listing of contents at the beginning of a document or file.TOCNounSingularᏧᎾᎶᎢᏓ ᎾᎿ ᏕᎦᎸᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA set of features in Windows 10 that elevate HDR content to a superior display quality, delivering the deepest blacks, the most dazzling brights, and more vivid detail across the entire color spectrum.Windows HD ColorProperNounSingularWindows HD ColorUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularHelp that is available to the user while not being connected to or part of a system or network.offline HelpNounSingularᏂᎫᏓᎸᎾ ᎠᏍᏕᎸᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA package that contains the localized user interface components for Windows features. In the future, this may also include additional customization for a specific language, culture, or region. It is also a content type/subcategory in Microsoft Store.Local Experience PackProperNounSingularᎡᏍᎦᏂ ᎥᎦᏔᎲᎢ ᎦᏇᏅᎯUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe area in Windows Defender Security Center that highlights and helps customers troubleshoot the protection features built into the device.​device securityNounSingularᏥᏂᎬᏗᏓᏂ ᎠᎦᏎᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe app that lets users view what Windows diagnostic data and Office diagnostic data is sent to Microsoft from their device.​Diagnostic Data ViewerProperNounSingularᎠᎦᏛᏗᎢ ᎦᏟᏌᏅᎢ ᎠᎪᎵᏰᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe app that lets users view what Windows diagnostic data and Office diagnostic data is sent to Microsoft from their device.​DDVProperNounNotSelectedᎠᎦᏛᏗᎢ ᎦᏟᏌᏅᎢ ᎠᎪᎵᏰᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe capability that provides Windows Hello with additional security for PIN, fingerprint, and facial recognition.​​enhanced sign-in securityNounSingularᎠᏤᎳᏍᏔᏅᎢ ᎪᏪᎶᏗᎢ-ᎥᎿ ᎠᎦᏎᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe capability of Windows Defender System Guard that protects a device from compromised firmware.​firmware protectionNounSingularfirmware ᎠᎦᏎᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe consumer-friendly name for trusted platform module (TPM)​.security processorNounSingularᎠᎦᏎᏍᏙᏗ ᎦᏛᏏᏍᎩᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe Windows 10 app that helps users get online easily and in more places on their Windows 10 PC. Users sign up for a data plan and connect with mobile operators in their area using a supported SIM card.Mobile PlansProperNounPluralᎠᏓᏅᏏᏙᎯ ᏗᎫᎪᎬᏔᏅᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedPluralAn object that is inserted into a document from a source file and that is updated when the original source file is updated.linked objectNounSingularᎤᎾᏓᏕᏒᏓ ᎪᎱᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe app that enables Cortana to take over your mouse pointer and literally show you how to change a setting when you ask her to "show me (how to do something)." She performs each step for you in a sequence of clicks needed to make a particular change in Windows Settings.Cortana Show MeProperNounNotSelectedCortana Show MeUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe consumer-facing name for Hypervisor Code Integrity (HVCI). The HVCI service in Windows 10 determines whether code executing in kernel mode is securely designed and trustworthy, and helps ensure that all software running in kernel mode, including drivers, securely allocate memory and operate as they are intended.memory integrityNounSingularᎠᏅᏓᏗᏍᏙᏗ ᏂᏚᏳᎪᏛᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularAny combination of keys that must be pressed sequentially.access keyNounSingularᎬᏴᏍᏗᏗᎬᏴᏙᏍᏗ ᏍᏚᎢᏍᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedSingularAny combination of keys that must be pressed sequentially.key sequenceNounSingularᎬᏴᏍᏗᏗᎬᏴᏙᏍᏗ ᏍᏚᎢᏍᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedSingularThe consumer-friendly name for virtualization-based security (VBS). The VBS service in Windows 10 uses hardware virtualization features to create and isolate a secure region of memory from the normal operating system.Core isolationProperNounSingularᏄᎬᏫᏳᏒᎢ ᎠᏯᏫᏍᏔᏅUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA group of open tabs, including applications, files, pages, or websites, which can be saved together and re-opened together when you want to continue with that set of tabs.setNounSingularᎦᎪᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo move a document or other data in a window in order to view a particular portion of the document. Scrolling may be controlled by the mouse, arrow keys, or other keys on the keyboard, eventually with one or more fingers.scrollVerbNotSelectedᎦᏅᏍᎩUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedThe Windows program that collects and displays for users the system-level features of the computer, including hardware and software setup and configuration.Control PanelProperNounSingularᎠᎯᎸᏍᏗ ᎠᏯᏔᎾᎸUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe security feature that protects your device by providing startup and runtime protections that the operating system can validate and report on.System GuardProperNounSingularSystem GuardUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe remote attestation service that checks the health of Windows 10-based devices to allow or deny access to networks, apps, or services, based on whether devices prove to be healthy.Windows Health Attestation ServiceProperNounSingularWindows ᏅᏩᏙᎯᏯᏓ ᎬᏂᎨᏒ ᏱᎬᏁᎸᎩ ᎤᎾᏓᏍᏕᎸᏗᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe area in Windows Defender Security Center that helps customers keep their devices refreshed and up to date with the latest version of Windows 10. Device health advisor monitors the device and provides information and recommendations in a Health report to address common issues with storage capacity, device drivers, battery life, or Windows Update.Device performance & healthProperNounSingularᏥᏂᎬᏅᏗᏓᎾ ᎢᏳᏛᏁᎵᏓᏍᏗ & ᏅᏩᏙᎯᏯᏓUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA software that was installed on the system without user's consent.unwanted softwareNounSingularᏃᏚᎵᏍᎬᎾ ᏩᏂᎨ ᎦᎾᏗᏅᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe feature in Windows Defender Security Center that helps protect devices running Windows 10 by checking web content that Microsoft Store apps use.​App protectionProperNounSingularᎬᏙᏗ ᎠᎦᏎᏍᏙᏗᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe feature in Windows Defender Security Center that helps protect devices running Windows 10 from malicious websites and downloads.​​Web protectionProperNounSingularᎤᏂᎳᏛᎢ ᎠᎦᏎᏍᏙᏗᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA standard control that allows a user to select from a fixed set of mutually exclusive choices.option buttonNounSingularᎠᏑᏰᏍᏗ ᎠᏐᏅᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA standard control that allows a user to select from a fixed set of mutually exclusive choices.radio buttonNounSingularᎠᏑᏰᏍᏗ ᎠᏐᏅᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedOf, pertaining to, or characteristic of communications that take place without the use of interconnecting wires or cables, such as by radio, microwave, or infrared.wirelessAdjectiveNotSelectedᏂᏓᏏᎳᏛUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedTo move around in a document.navigateVerbNotSelectedᎪᏪᎸ ᎠᏓᏅᏏᏓᏍᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedIn reference to a computing device or a program, unable to communicate with a primary database or controlling computer.offlineAdjectiveNotSelectedᏂᎫᏓᎸᎾUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedA commonly used file format for storing contact information. Contacts that use the vCard format are stored as .vcf files.vCardNounSingularvCardUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA collection of photos in electronic format that have been grouped into a virtual album.photo albumNounSingularᏗᏓᏟᎶᏍᏔᏅᎯ ᏗᏜᏩᏛUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn ad that is served to a user's screen either as a pushed (sent by email) or pulled ad (requested by a user's browser). This includes measurement of responses from an ad delivery system to a user's browser.impressionNounSingularᎢᎬᏱ ᎪᏟᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn ad that is served to a user's screen either as a pushed (sent by email) or pulled ad (requested by a user's browser). This includes measurement of responses from an ad delivery system to a user's browser.ad impressionNounSingularᎢᎬᏱ ᎪᏟᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn ad that is served to a user's screen either as a pushed (sent by email) or pulled ad (requested by a user's browser). This includes measurement of responses from an ad delivery system to a user's browser.ad viewNounSingularᎢᎬᏱ ᎪᏟᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularPertaining to the state of an object when it is not the focus of a user's input.inactiveAdjectiveNotSelectedᏂᏚᎸᏫᏍᏓᏁᎲᎾUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedPertaining to tasks that need to be done.to-doAdjectiveNotSelectedᎢᏯᏛᏁᏗUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedSingularThe brand name for the device experience, the operating system and the device app platform from Microsoft that runs across PCs, tablets, laptops, phones, IoT devices, self-contained mixed reality headsets, large collaboration screens, and more.WindowsProperNounNotSelectedWindowsUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA number specifying a location in memory where data is stored.addressNounSingularᎪᏪᎵ ᏫᏗᎦᏅᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo transfer a file from one location to another where once the transfer is complete, there is only one copy of the file, in the new location.moveVerbNotSelectedᎯᎲᎾUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA disk, file, document, or other collection of information from which data is taken or moved.sourceNounSingularᏅᏓᏳᏓᎴᏅᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularA disk, file, document, or other collection of information from which data is taken or moved.sourceNounSingularᎦᏟᏌᏅᎯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA disk, file, document, or other collection of information from which data is taken or moved.data sourceNounSingularᏅᏓᏳᏓᎴᏅᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularA disk, file, document, or other collection of information from which data is taken or moved.data sourceNounSingularᎦᏟᏌᏅᎯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA device that reads the information stored on a compact disc. A compact disc player contains the optical equipment necessary for reading a disc's contents and the electronic circuitry for interpreting the data as it is read.CD playerNounSingularCD ᏗᏁᎶᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA device that reads the information stored on a compact disc. A compact disc player contains the optical equipment necessary for reading a disc's contents and the electronic circuitry for interpreting the data as it is read.compact disc playerNounSingularCD ᏗᏁᎶᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA central processing unit on a microchip that made possible personal computers and workstations.microprocessorNounSingularᏗᎬᏩᏍᏗᎬᏒᏓUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo reduce the amount of information displayed by hiding from view the subentries within a folder, section or conversation, or a portion of text or other content within a control.collapseVerbNotSelectedᎲᏍᎦᏢᎦUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA unit of application logic providing data and services to other applications that can invoke Web protocols.web serviceNounSingularᎤᏂᎳᏛᎢ ᎢᏯᏓᏛᏁᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA unit of application logic providing data and services to other applications that can invoke Web protocols.Web serviceNounSingularᎤᏂᎳᏛᎢ ᎢᏯᏓᏛᏁᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA unit of application logic providing data and services to other applications that can invoke Web protocols.XML Web serviceNounSingularᎤᏂᎳᏛᎢ ᎢᏯᏓᏛᏁᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA one-stop shop for customizing Office deployment and setup behaviors.Office Customization ToolProperNounSingularOCTUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA one-stop shop for customizing Office deployment and setup behaviors.OCTProperNounSingularOCTUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedInstructions that make hardware work.softwareNounNotSelectedᏩᏂᎨ ᎦᎾᏗᏅᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA container that presents an array or grid of visual choices to a user for selection.galleryNounSingularᏗᏑᏰᏍᏗᏱUSANounNotSelectedSingularA tested, cumulative set of all hotfixes, security updates, critical updates and updates, as well as additional fixes for problems found internally since the release of the product. Service packs may also contain a limited number of customer requested design changes or features, and contain all fixes since the previous service pack or RTM.service packNounSingularᎢᏯᏓᏛᏁᏗ ᎦᏇᏅᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA tested, cumulative set of all hotfixes, security updates, critical updates and updates, as well as additional fixes for problems found internally since the release of the product. Service packs may also contain a limited number of customer requested design changes or features, and contain all fixes since the previous service pack or RTM.SPNounSingularᎢᏯᏓᏛᏁᏗ ᎦᏇᏅᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA group of characters or character bytes handled as a single entity. Computer programs use strings to store and transmit data and commands. Most programming languages consider strings (such as 2674:gstmn) as distinct from numeric values (such as 470924).stringNounSingularᎠᏍᏘUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA connection between multiple tables where records from related fields that match are combined and shown as one record. Records that don't match may be included or excluded, depending on the type of join.joinNounSingularᏗᎵᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA user who creates or edits a document.authorNounSingularᏧᏬᏪᎳᏅᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularA sign or symbol that specifies the type of calculation to perform within an expression. There are mathematical, comparison, logical, and reference operators.operatorNounSingularᎠᎯᎵᏙᎯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo configure settings to restrict access to or permissions for a file or specific elements within a file.protectVerbNotSelectedᎠᏓᎦᏎᏍᏙᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA program, routine, or process that performs a specific system function to support other programs.serviceNounMassᎢᏯᏓᏛᏁᏗUSANounNotSelectedMassThe degree of difference between light and dark extremes of color on a monitor, device screen, or printed output, or between the darkest and lightest areas in a photo. The greater the difference, the higher the contrast.contrastNounMassᎠᏘᏍᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedMassA collection of entities, such as users, computers, contacts, and other groups that is used only for email distribution, and addressed as a single recipient.distribution groupNounSingularᏗᏗᎦᎴᏯᏍᏗ ᏕᎦᏅᏅᏛUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA collection of entities, such as users, computers, contacts, and other groups that is used only for email distribution, and addressed as a single recipient.distribution listNounSingularᏗᏗᎦᎴᏯᏍᏗ ᏕᎦᏅᏅᏛUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA collection of entities, such as users, computers, contacts, and other groups that is used only for email distribution, and addressed as a single recipient.groupNounSingularᏗᏗᎦᎴᏯᏍᏗ ᏕᎦᏅᏅᏛUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA wizard that guides the user through installing a printer on their network.Network Printer Installation WizardProperNounSingularᏧᎾᏚᏓᎵ ᏗᎦᎴᏴᏗᏍᎩ ᎦᏘᏅᏛᏍᏗ ᎠᏓᏍᏕᎵᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA folder on another computer that has been made available for other people to use on the network.shared folderNounSingularᏗᏯᏙᎸ ᏗᏴᏈᏛᎥᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA smart card that stores a subscriber's personal identifier, billing information, and data.SIMNounSingularSIM ᏆᏂᏲᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA smart card that stores a subscriber's personal identifier, billing information, and data.SIM cardNounSingularSIM ᏆᏂᏲᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo proactively search for potential security threats and suspicious behavior.​huntVerbNotSelectedᎦᏃᎭᎵᏓᏍᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedAn object that enables user interaction or input, often to initiate an action, display information, or set values.visualNounSingularᎠᎯᎸᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn object that enables user interaction or input, often to initiate an action, display information, or set values.controlNounSingularᎠᎯᎸᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA link to any item accessible on your computer or on a network, such as a program or application, file, folder, disk drive, printer, or another computer.shortcutNounSingularᏥᏳᎪᏗᏊUSANounNotSelectedSingularA link to any item accessible on your computer or on a network, such as a program or application, file, folder, disk drive, printer, or another computer.aliasNounSingularᏥᏳᎪᏗᏊUSANounNotSelectedSingularA location or selection of text in a file that you name for reference purposes. Bookmarks identify a location within your file that you can later refer or link to.anchorNounSingularᎠᏩᏛᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA location or selection of text in a file that you name for reference purposes. Bookmarks identify a location within your file that you can later refer or link to.bookmarkNounSingularᎠᏩᏛᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe transactional licensing agreement for commercial, government, and academic organizations with one or more users/devices, seeking to fully outsource management of their cloud services through a Cloud Solution Provider (CSP), with its primary focus on protecting partners, customers and Microsoft by providing the customer’s use rights, terms, and conditions granted for Microsoft Cloud product and service orders.Microsoft Cloud AgreementProperNounSingularMicrosoft Cloud ᏓᏓᏁᏤᎸUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe collection of custom properties for a shape.shape dataNounMassᎤᏙᏢᏒᎢ ᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏗᏓᏅUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA feature in Windows that uses add-in programs, or gadgets, to extend information from your computer onto secondary displays.Windows SideShowProperNounSingularSideShowUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA feature in Windows that uses add-in programs, or gadgets, to extend information from your computer onto secondary displays.Windows SideShowProperNounSingularWindows SideShowUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA feature in Windows that uses add-in programs, or gadgets, to extend information from your computer onto secondary displays.SideShowProperNounNotSelectedSideShowUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA feature in Windows that uses add-in programs, or gadgets, to extend information from your computer onto secondary displays.SideShowProperNounNotSelectedWindows SideShowUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo check program correctness by trying out various sequences and input values.testVerbNotSelectedᎠᏓᎪᎵᏰᏍᎩUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedThe visible line around the edge of an object. For example, the four lines of a rectangle that comprise its border.borderNounSingularᎠᏟᎶᎥᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA state in which your computer consumes less power when it is idle, but remains available for immediate use. While your computer is on standby, information in computer memory is not saved on your hard disk. If there is an interruption in power, the information in memory is lost.standbyNounSingularᎠᎦᏘᏗᏍᏗᏱUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedA search feature associated with folders and programs that begins to display results as soon as a keyword is entered. When you enter text, files in the current view are automatically filtered to show only those that match what you typed.Quick SearchProperNounMassᎤᏟᏍᏓ ᎠᏱᏍᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA search feature associated with folders and programs that begins to display results as soon as a keyword is entered. When you enter text, files in the current view are automatically filtered to show only those that match what you typed.Quick SearchProperNounMassᎠᏱᏍᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA search feature associated with folders and programs that begins to display results as soon as a keyword is entered. When you enter text, files in the current view are automatically filtered to show only those that match what you typed.SearchProperNounMassᎤᏟᏍᏓ ᎠᏱᏍᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA search feature associated with folders and programs that begins to display results as soon as a keyword is entered. When you enter text, files in the current view are automatically filtered to show only those that match what you typed.SearchProperNounMassᎠᏱᏍᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA search feature associated with folders and programs that begins to display results as soon as a keyword is entered. When you enter text, files in the current view are automatically filtered to show only those that match what you typed.Instant SearchProperNounMassᎤᏟᏍᏓ ᎠᏱᏍᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA search feature associated with folders and programs that begins to display results as soon as a keyword is entered. When you enter text, files in the current view are automatically filtered to show only those that match what you typed.Instant SearchProperNounMassᎠᏱᏍᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA Control Panel icon in Windows Vista that takes user to the Power Options dialog box where the user can manage the battery life settings.Power OptionsProperNounPluralᎤᏟᏂᎩᏓ ᎠᏑᏰᏍᏗᎢUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo stop the operation of a program or execution of a command temporarily.pauseVerbNotSelectedᎯᏲᎯᏍᏓUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedThe point at which one line ends and another begins.line breakNounSingularᏚᏓᏅᏅᎢ ᎤᏜᏅᏛᎯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo manipulate an interface element, such as a toolbar or panel, in order to align it with the edge of another interface element, typically a window or pane.dockVerbNotSelectedᎠᏝᏅᏗᏱUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedWhen referring to hardware, to physically connect the device to your computer, to load device drivers onto your computer, and to configure device properties and settings.installVerbNotSelectedᎯᏘᏅᏛᎦUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedIn information processing, an operation performed by the computer at hand rather than by a remote computer.localAdjectiveNotSelectedᎡᏍᎦᏂUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedA device capable of processing information, storing data, and producing a desired result based on instructions provided.computerNounSingularᎠᎦᏙᎥᎯᏍᏗ ᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe movement of information from one location to another, either within a computer (as from a disk drive to memory), between a computer and an external device (as between a file server and a computer on a network), or between separate computers.transferNounNotSelectedᎠᎲᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe movement of information from one location to another, either within a computer (as from a disk drive to memory), between a computer and an external device (as between a file server and a computer on a network), or between separate computers.data transferNounMassᎠᎲᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedIn reference to a single microcomputer, the sum of a system's internal and external components, including memory, disk drives, keyboard, video, and generally less critical add-on hardware, such as a mouse, modem, or printer. Software (the operating system and various device drivers), the user's choices established through configuration files such as the AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS files on IBM PCs and compatibles, and sometimes hardware (switches and jumpers) are needed to "configure the configuration" to work correctly. Although system configuration can be changed, as by adding more memory or disk capacity, the basic structure of the system--its architecture--remains the same.system configurationNounSingularᏄᏍᏛ ᎪᏢᏒᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularIn reference to a single microcomputer, the sum of a system's internal and external components, including memory, disk drives, keyboard, video, and generally less critical add-on hardware, such as a mouse, modem, or printer. Software (the operating system and various device drivers), the user's choices established through configuration files such as the AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS files on IBM PCs and compatibles, and sometimes hardware (switches and jumpers) are needed to "configure the configuration" to work correctly. Although system configuration can be changed, as by adding more memory or disk capacity, the basic structure of the system--its architecture--remains the same.configurationNounSingularᏄᏍᏛ ᎪᏢᏒᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA menu that is related to the active window or item, accessible by right-clicking the mouse.right-click menuNounSingularᎦᎸᏙᏗ ᎪᏪᎳᎾᎥᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA menu that is related to the active window or item, accessible by right-clicking the mouse.context menuNounSingularᎦᎸᏙᏗ ᎪᏪᎳᎾᎥᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA menu that is related to the active window or item, accessible by right-clicking the mouse.shortcut menuNounSingularᎦᎸᏙᏗ ᎪᏪᎳᎾᎥᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA menu that is related to the active window or item, accessible by right-clicking the mouse.pop-up menuNounSingularᎦᎸᏙᏗ ᎪᏪᎳᎾᎥᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA menu that is related to the active window or item, accessible by right-clicking the mouse.contextual menuNounSingularᎦᎸᏙᏗ ᎪᏪᎳᎾᎥᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularIn relational database management systems, a logical table created through the specification of one or more relational operations on one or more tables. A view is equivalent to a divided relation in the relational model.viewNounSingularᎠᎪᎵᏰᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo provide or give.deliverVerbNotSelectedᎦᏅᏁᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA portion of a software window bounded by and separated from other portions by vertical or horizontal bars and having a separate function.window paneNounSingularᎦᎸᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA portion of a software window bounded by and separated from other portions by vertical or horizontal bars and having a separate function.paneNounSingularᎦᎸᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn (API) that is provided as part of Microsoft Windows. CryptoAPI provides a set of functions that allow applications to encrypt or digitally sign data in a flexible manner while providing protection for the user's sensitive private key data. Actual cryptographic operations are performed by independent modules known as (CSPs).CAPINounSingularCAPIUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn (API) that is provided as part of Microsoft Windows. CryptoAPI provides a set of functions that allow applications to encrypt or digitally sign data in a flexible manner while providing protection for the user's sensitive private key data. Actual cryptographic operations are performed by independent modules known as (CSPs).CryptoAPIProperNounSingularCAPIUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn (API) that is provided as part of Microsoft Windows. CryptoAPI provides a set of functions that allow applications to encrypt or digitally sign data in a flexible manner while providing protection for the user's sensitive private key data. Actual cryptographic operations are performed by independent modules known as (CSPs).Cryptography Application Programming InterfaceProperNounSingularCAPIUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA Microsoft Windows multimedia file format for sound and videos that uses the Microsoft Resource Interchange File Format (RIFF) specification.Audio Video InterleavedNounMassAVIUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA Microsoft Windows multimedia file format for sound and videos that uses the Microsoft Resource Interchange File Format (RIFF) specification.AVINounSingularAVIUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA visual effect that imparts a quality of translucency to windows.glassNounMassᎤᎸᏌᏗUSANounNotSelectedMassA visual effect that imparts a quality of translucency to windows.window glassNounMassᎤᎸᏌᏗUSANounNotSelectedMassThe distance or period of time between a specified start point and a specified end point. For example, the length of an audio or video clip is usually measured in minutes and seconds.lengthNounSingularᏱᎦᏅᎯᏓUSANounNotSelectedSingularA type of chart that displays the trend of values over time or categories. By displaying the sum of the plotted values, an area chart also shows the relationship of parts to a whole.area chartNounSingularᎢᎬᎾᏕᎾ ᏗᏟᎶᏍᏗ ᎧᏃᎮᏢᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo store frequently used data values in a special memory subsystem for quick access.cacheVerbNotSelectedᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏛᎢUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo add new text, objects or cells without overwriting existing data.insertVerbNotSelectedᎰᏣᎸᎥᎦUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedPertaining to characters that are evenly slanted to the right or in the direction of text flow.italicAdjectiveNotSelectedᏧᏞᏴᏍᏗUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedAn action or occurrence to which a program might respond. Examples include state changes, data transfers, key presses, and mouse movements.program eventNounSingularᎢᏳᎵᏍᏔᏂᏓᏍᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn action or occurrence to which a program might respond. Examples include state changes, data transfers, key presses, and mouse movements.eventNounSingularᎢᏳᎵᏍᏔᏂᏓᏍᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA real-time communication session between two or more users, which can involve IM, video, or audio.conversationNounSingularᏗᏟᏃᎮᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn entity that provides goods and/or services to others.businessNounSingularᎠᏕᎳᎪᏢᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA path to a file on a network that can be a URL or a UNC path and that can contain a reference to a location within the file.addressNounSingularᎪᏪᎵ ᏫᏗᎦᏅᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularData that consists of characters representing the words and symbols of human speech.textNounNotSelectedᎠᎪᎵᏰᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo reconcile the differences between two sets of stored data, where once the differences are determined, both sets are updated to be the same.synchronizeVerbNotSelectedᎢᏧᎳᎭ ᏂᏛᎦUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo reconcile the differences between two sets of stored data, where once the differences are determined, both sets are updated to be the same.synchronizeVerbNotSelectedᎢᏧᎳᎭ ᏧᎸᏫᏍᏓᏁᎯ ᏅᎦUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo reconcile the differences between two sets of stored data, where once the differences are determined, both sets are updated to be the same.syncVerbNotSelectedᎢᏧᎳᎭ ᏂᏛᎦUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo reconcile the differences between two sets of stored data, where once the differences are determined, both sets are updated to be the same.syncVerbNotSelectedᎢᏧᎳᎭ ᏧᎸᏫᏍᏓᏁᎯ ᏅᎦUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedAny of the devices on a layered communications network that operate on the same protocol level.peerNounSingularᏱᎦᏲᎩᎾᏛᏂUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo decompress, or pull out, files from a compressed form. When you extract a file, an uncompressed copy of the file is placed in the folder you specify. The original file remains in the compressed folder. Compressed files frequently have a .zip file name extension.extractVerbNotSelectedᏱᎬᏅᏕᏍᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo go back to a previous state by reversing the effects of one or more commands.undoVerbNotSelectedᏱᎬᎾᏕᏐᎲᏍᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA sequence of 25 letters and numbers. To activate some software, you must enter a product key during the activation process.product keyNounSingularᎦᎾᏗᏅᏗ ᏍᏚᎢᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo write data (typically a file) to a storage medium.saveVerbNotSelectedᎭᎵᏏᏅᏓUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA collection of contact information for particular individuals, groups or organizations.address bookNounSingularᎪᏪᎵ ᏗᎦᏁᏍᏗ ᏗᎪᏪᎸUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe smallest amount of disk space that can be allocated to hold a file.allocation unitNounSingularᎤᏍᏗᏅᏛUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe smallest amount of disk space that can be allocated to hold a file.clusterNounSingularᎤᏍᏗᏅᏛUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA set of interlinked documents in a hypertext system enter through a home page.W3NounSingularᎤᏂᎳᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA set of interlinked documents in a hypertext system enter through a home page.W3NounSingularWWWUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA set of interlinked documents in a hypertext system enter through a home page.WebNounSingularᎤᏂᎳᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA set of interlinked documents in a hypertext system enter through a home page.WebNounSingularWWWUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA set of interlinked documents in a hypertext system enter through a home page.World Wide WebNounSingularᎤᏂᎳᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA set of interlinked documents in a hypertext system enter through a home page.World Wide WebNounSingularWWWUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA set of interlinked documents in a hypertext system enter through a home page.WWWNounSingularᎤᏂᎳᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA set of interlinked documents in a hypertext system enter through a home page.WWWNounSingularWWWUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA set of interlinked documents in a hypertext system enter through a home page.webNounSingularᎤᏂᎳᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA set of interlinked documents in a hypertext system enter through a home page.webNounSingularWWWUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAny of four keys labeled with arrows pointing up, down, left, and right, used to move the cursor vertically or horizontally on the display screen or, in some programs, to extend the highlight.arrow keyNounSingularᎦᏝᏗ ᏍᏚᎢᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularAny of four keys labeled with arrows pointing up, down, left, and right, used to move the cursor vertically or horizontally on the display screen or, in some programs, to extend the highlight.cursor keyNounSingularᎦᏝᏗ ᏍᏚᎢᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn interactive utility that guides users through a multi-step, infrequently performed task reducing the knowledge required to perform the task compared to alternative UIs.wizardNounSingularᎠᏓᏍᏕᎵᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn interactive utility that guides users through a multi-step, infrequently performed task reducing the knowledge required to perform the task compared to alternative UIs.step-by-step guideNounSingularᎠᏓᏍᏕᎵᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe approximate location of one or more resources, such as a person, computer, printer, or asset, in a space plan.spaceNounSingularᎤᏜᏅᏛᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularA Microsoft computer operating system with a command-line interface that is used to control many internal computer functions, such as running programs and organizing and maintaining files.MS-DOSNounSingularMS-DOSUSANounNotSelectedSingularA Microsoft computer operating system with a command-line interface that is used to control many internal computer functions, such as running programs and organizing and maintaining files.MS-DOS operating systemNounSingularMS-DOSUSANounNotSelectedSingularA Microsoft computer operating system with a command-line interface that is used to control many internal computer functions, such as running programs and organizing and maintaining files.Microsoft Disk Operating SystemProperNounSingularMS-DOSUSANounNotSelectedSingularA standard international numeric abbreviation for a country or geographical region. A language identifier is a 16-bit value that consists of a primary language identifier and a secondary language identifier.Language IDNounSingularLIDUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA standard international numeric abbreviation for a country or geographical region. A language identifier is a 16-bit value that consists of a primary language identifier and a secondary language identifier.language identifierNounSingularLIDUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA standard international numeric abbreviation for a country or geographical region. A language identifier is a 16-bit value that consists of a primary language identifier and a secondary language identifier.LANGIDNounSingularLIDUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA standard international numeric abbreviation for a country or geographical region. A language identifier is a 16-bit value that consists of a primary language identifier and a secondary language identifier.LIDNounSingularLIDUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA type of flowchart that shows the relationship between a business process and the functional units (such as departments) responsible for that process.cross-functional flowchartNounSingularᎢᎸᏍᎩ ᏱᏗᎬᏙᏗ ᏗᏟᎶᏍᏗ ᎧᏃᎮᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA set of keystrokes and instructions recorded and saved as a key combination (such as CTRL + X) or file name. When the macro is used, all of the recorded steps are performed automatically. Macros save time by replacing a series of frequently performed steps with a simple key combination or name.macroNounSingularᏍᏆᎳ ᏱᏗᎬᏁᎸUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedMemory that is not allocated to any program.available memoryNounMassᎠᏛᏅᎢᏍᏙᏔᏅ ᎠᏅᏓᏗᏍᏙUSANounNotSelectedMassMemory that is not allocated to any program.available disk spaceNounMassᎠᏛᏅᎢᏍᏙᏔᏅ ᎠᏅᏓᏗᏍᏙUSANounNotSelectedMassMemory that is not allocated to any program.available hard disk spaceNounMassᎠᏛᏅᎢᏍᏙᏔᏅ ᎠᏅᏓᏗᏍᏙUSANounNotSelectedMassA single- or double-digit number associated with telephone numbers, or email or Web addresses, that enables users to quickly access the numbers or addresses.speed dialNounSingularᎦᏣᏄᎵ ᏗᏎᏍᏗ ᏗᏐᏅᏍᏙᏗᏱUSANounNotSelectedSingularA single- or double-digit number associated with telephone numbers, or email or Web addresses, that enables users to quickly access the numbers or addresses.speed dial keyNounSingularᎦᏣᏄᎵ ᏗᏎᏍᏗ ᏗᏐᏅᏍᏙᏗᏱUSANounNotSelectedSingularA single- or double-digit number associated with telephone numbers, or email or Web addresses, that enables users to quickly access the numbers or addresses.speed dial numberNounSingularᎦᏣᏄᎵ ᏗᏎᏍᏗ ᏗᏐᏅᏍᏙᏗᏱUSANounNotSelectedSingularA unit of memory measurement that consists of eight bits.byteNounSingularbyteUSANounNotSelectedSingularA set of coordinated graphic elements applied to a document, Web page, or across all pages in a Web site.themeNounSingularᎤᏓᏤᏟᏓ ᏗᎧᏃᏗᏱUSANounNotSelectedSingularA message sent to the user or administrator of a system where the recipient may be a human or an automated notification manager.notificationNounSingularᏗᏓᏃᏣᎳᏁᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularBroadly, any device that performs arithmetic operations on numbers. Sophisticated calculators can be programmed for certain functions and can store values in memory, but they differ from computers in several ways: they have a fixed set of commands, they do not recognize text, they cannot retrieve values stored in a data file, and they cannot find and use values generated by a program such as a spreadsheet.calculatorNounSingularᏗᏎᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn implementation of Domain Name System (DNS) written and ported to most available versions of the UNIX operating system. The Internet Software Consortium maintains the BIND software.Berkeley Internet Name DomainProperNounSingularBINDUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn implementation of Domain Name System (DNS) written and ported to most available versions of the UNIX operating system. The Internet Software Consortium maintains the BIND software.BINDProperNounSingularBINDUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe overall layout or pattern of a document.formatNounSingularᏱᎬᏁᎸᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularA standard Windows control that combines text box and list box functions.combo box controlNounSingularᏗᎵᏍᏔᏅ ᎧᏁᏌᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA standard Windows control that combines text box and list box functions.combo boxNounSingularᏗᎵᏍᏔᏅ ᎧᏁᏌᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe attributes of a cell in a spreadsheet, such as its being alphabetic or numeric, the number of digits, the use of commas, and the use of currency signs.formatNounNotSelectedᏱᎬᏁᏗᏱUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA group of settings that affect how a file is printed on the page. Includes paper size and orientation, page margins, headers and footers.page setupNounSingularᎤᎦᏅᏓᏛᎢ ᎦᎪᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA software component that enables message exchange through a specific transport.adapterNounSingularᏗᏙᎵᎩ ᏱᎬᏁᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularA software component that enables message exchange through a specific transport.transport adapterNounSingularᏗᏙᎵᎩ ᏱᎬᏁᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularA feature that allows the user to share items such as documents or folders with other devices on a layered communications network that operate on the same protocol level.People Near MeProperNounNotSelectedᎾᎥ ᏱᏦᎦᏓᎵUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA color model that describes color information in terms of the red (R), green (G), and blue (B) intensities that make up the color.RGBNounOtherRGBUSANounNotSelectedOtherA color model that describes color information in terms of the red (R), green (G), and blue (B) intensities that make up the color.red-green-blueNounOtherRGBUSANounNotSelectedOtherA color model that describes color information in terms of the red (R), green (G), and blue (B) intensities that make up the color.color formulaNounSingularRGBUSANounNotSelectedOtherA color model that describes color information in terms of the red (R), green (G), and blue (B) intensities that make up the color.RGB color modelNounSingularRGBUSANounNotSelectedOtherA user’s assessment of how good they think a particular piece of content or product is.ratingNounNotSelectedᎢᎦᎢ ᎤᏂᏅᏅᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA combination of operators, constants, literal values, functions, and names of fields (columns), controls, and properties that evaluates to a single value.language expressionNounSingularᎧᏁᎢᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA combination of operators, constants, literal values, functions, and names of fields (columns), controls, and properties that evaluates to a single value.expressionNounSingularᎧᏁᎢᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA folder that provides you with a convenient place to store documents, graphics, or other files you want to access quickly. When you save a file in a program such as WordPad or Paint, the file is automatically saved in My Documents, unless you choose a different folder.My DocumentsProperNounPluralᏗᏆᏤᎵ ᏗᎪᏪᎵUSAProperNounNotSelectedPluralA data unit of 1024 bytes.KBNounSingularKBUSANounNotSelectedSingularA data unit of 1024 bytes.KBNounSingularkilobyteUSANounNotSelectedSingularA data unit of 1024 bytes.kilobyteNounSingularKBUSANounNotSelectedSingularA data unit of 1024 bytes.kilobyteNounSingularkilobyteUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe Bing tool that helps users to generate text for various purposes and formats.ComposeProperNounNotSelectedComposeUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo explicitly consent to participate. Typically used in marketing programs and offerings, whereby an action (such as the use of personal information beyond the original, primary purpose for which it was collected) is not undertaken unless an individual explicitly consents. An element of choice.opt inVerbNotSelectedᎠᏑᏰᏍᏗ ᏗᎫᎪᏙᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA device, such as a disk drive, printer, modem, or joystick, that is connected to a computer and is controlled by the computer's microprocessor.accessoryNounSingularᎬᏔᏅᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA device, such as a disk drive, printer, modem, or joystick, that is connected to a computer and is controlled by the computer's microprocessor.peripheralNounSingularᎬᏔᏅᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo modify or assemble hardware or software to suit the needs or preferences of the user.customizeVerbNotSelectedᏁᎵᏍᎬᏊ ᏅᎦUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA routable protocol in the TCP/IP protocol suite that is responsible for IP addressing, routing, and the fragmentation and reassembly of IP packets.Internet ProtocolNounSingularIPUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA routable protocol in the TCP/IP protocol suite that is responsible for IP addressing, routing, and the fragmentation and reassembly of IP packets.IPNounSingularIPUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA keyword or description used to identify groups of related items.categoryNounSingularᎦᏟᏌᏅᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularA software program used to display webpages and to navigate the Internet.Web browserNounSingularᎠᏍᏚᎢᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA software program used to display webpages and to navigate the Internet.Web browserNounSingularᎤᏂᎳᏛᎢ ᎠᏍᏚᎢᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA software program used to display webpages and to navigate the Internet.browserNounSingularᎠᏍᏚᎢᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA software program used to display webpages and to navigate the Internet.browserNounSingularᎤᏂᎳᏛᎢ ᎠᏍᏚᎢᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA software program used to display webpages and to navigate the Internet.web browserNounSingularᎠᏍᏚᎢᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA software program used to display webpages and to navigate the Internet.web browserNounSingularᎤᏂᎳᏛᎢ ᎠᏍᏚᎢᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA directive to an email program to send a complete copy of a given piece of mail to another individual. The use of cc mail addressing, as opposed to directly addressing the mail to a person, generally implies that the recipient is not required to take any action; the message is for informational purposes only. In a cc directive, the fact that this recipient received the mail is printed in the mail header and is thus known to all other recipients.carbon copyNounSingularᎠᏠᏯᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA directive to an email program to send a complete copy of a given piece of mail to another individual. The use of cc mail addressing, as opposed to directly addressing the mail to a person, generally implies that the recipient is not required to take any action; the message is for informational purposes only. In a cc directive, the fact that this recipient received the mail is printed in the mail header and is thus known to all other recipients.ccNounSingularᎠᏠᏯᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA directive to an email program to send a complete copy of a given piece of mail to another individual. The use of cc mail addressing, as opposed to directly addressing the mail to a person, generally implies that the recipient is not required to take any action; the message is for informational purposes only. In a cc directive, the fact that this recipient received the mail is printed in the mail header and is thus known to all other recipients.courtesy copyNounSingularᎠᏠᏯᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularPertaining to a process that is performed by a person, rather than automated.manualAdjectiveNotSelectedᎣᏩᏌ ᏱᎬᏁᏗUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedTo eliminate text, a file, or part of a document with the intention of removing the information permanently.deleteVerbNotSelectedᎧᎵ ᎠᏍᎪᎸᏛᎯUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA 16-byte value generated from the unique identifier on a device, the current date and time, and a sequence number that is used to identify a particular device, component, user, or session.globally-unique identifierNounSingularGUIDUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA 16-byte value generated from the unique identifier on a device, the current date and time, and a sequence number that is used to identify a particular device, component, user, or session.GUIDNounSingularGUIDUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA 16-byte value generated from the unique identifier on a device, the current date and time, and a sequence number that is used to identify a particular device, component, user, or session.universally unique identifierNounSingularGUIDUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA 16-byte value generated from the unique identifier on a device, the current date and time, and a sequence number that is used to identify a particular device, component, user, or session.UUIDNounSingularGUIDUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA 16-byte value generated from the unique identifier on a device, the current date and time, and a sequence number that is used to identify a particular device, component, user, or session.unique identifierNounSingularGUIDUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA 16-byte value generated from the unique identifier on a device, the current date and time, and a sequence number that is used to identify a particular device, component, user, or session.globally unique identifierNounSingularGUIDUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA 16-byte value generated from the unique identifier on a device, the current date and time, and a sequence number that is used to identify a particular device, component, user, or session.Replication IDNounSingularGUIDUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA 16-byte value generated from the unique identifier on a device, the current date and time, and a sequence number that is used to identify a particular device, component, user, or session.Global Universal IdentificationNounSingularGUIDUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA local area network (LAN) that sends and receives data via radio, infrared optical signaling, or some other technology that does not require a physical connection between individual nodes and the hub. Wireless LANs are often used in office or factory settings where a user must carry a portable computer from place to place.wireless LANNounSingularᏂᏓᏏᎳᏛ LANUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAny feature in the computer system based on older technology for which compatibility continues to be maintained in other system components.legacyNounMassᏄᏛᏁᎵᏙᎸ ᎠᏰᏴᎯUSANounNotSelectedMassA limitation or a restriction.constraintNounSingularᎦᎾᎯᏍᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA built-in format that can be applied to a range of data, or to controls and sections in a form or report to change their appearance.autoformatNounSingularᎤᏩᏌᏱᎬᏁᏗᏱUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA specific action carried out by a computer in the process of executing a program.operationNounSingularᎠᎢᏒᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA variety of graphics tablet that uses pressure sensors, rather than the electromagnetics used in more expensive high-resolution tablets, to track the position of a device on its surface.touch padNounNotSelectedᎠᏒᏂᏍᏗ ᎢᎬᎾᏕᎾUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA variety of graphics tablet that uses pressure sensors, rather than the electromagnetics used in more expensive high-resolution tablets, to track the position of a device on its surface.touchpadNounNotSelectedᎠᏒᏂᏍᏗ ᎢᎬᎾᏕᎾUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA group of files that modify Windows features. Package types include service packs, security updates, language packs, and hotfixes. Examples of packages include LanguagePack, Windows Foundation, and FeaturePack.packageNounSingularᎦᏇᏅᏛUSANounNotSelectedSingularIn the Microsoft WOSA (Windows Open System Architecture) structure, an interface providing a common language for Windows applications to gain access to a database on a network.ODBCNounMassODBCUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedIn the Microsoft WOSA (Windows Open System Architecture) structure, an interface providing a common language for Windows applications to gain access to a database on a network.Open Database ConnectivityNounMassODBCUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe document in which you are working.active documentNounSingularᎾᏛᏁᎲ ᎪᏪᎵUSANounNotSelectedSingularA distribution mechanism for frequently-updated content that is aggregated by an RSS reader and delivered or published in a standard XML format where the content is often summarized, with links to a more complete version.feedNounSingularᎨᎵᏍᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA distribution mechanism for frequently-updated content that is aggregated by an RSS reader and delivered or published in a standard XML format where the content is often summarized, with links to a more complete version.feedNounSingularRSS ᎨᎵᏍᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA distribution mechanism for frequently-updated content that is aggregated by an RSS reader and delivered or published in a standard XML format where the content is often summarized, with links to a more complete version.web feedNounSingularᎨᎵᏍᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA distribution mechanism for frequently-updated content that is aggregated by an RSS reader and delivered or published in a standard XML format where the content is often summarized, with links to a more complete version.web feedNounSingularRSS ᎨᎵᏍᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA distribution mechanism for frequently-updated content that is aggregated by an RSS reader and delivered or published in a standard XML format where the content is often summarized, with links to a more complete version.RSS feedNounSingularᎨᎵᏍᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA distribution mechanism for frequently-updated content that is aggregated by an RSS reader and delivered or published in a standard XML format where the content is often summarized, with links to a more complete version.RSS feedNounSingularRSS ᎨᎵᏍᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA distribution mechanism for frequently-updated content that is aggregated by an RSS reader and delivered or published in a standard XML format where the content is often summarized, with links to a more complete version.XML feedNounSingularᎨᎵᏍᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA distribution mechanism for frequently-updated content that is aggregated by an RSS reader and delivered or published in a standard XML format where the content is often summarized, with links to a more complete version.XML feedNounSingularRSS ᎨᎵᏍᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA distribution mechanism for frequently-updated content that is aggregated by an RSS reader and delivered or published in a standard XML format where the content is often summarized, with links to a more complete version.syndicated contentNounSingularᎨᎵᏍᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA distribution mechanism for frequently-updated content that is aggregated by an RSS reader and delivered or published in a standard XML format where the content is often summarized, with links to a more complete version.syndicated contentNounSingularRSS ᎨᎵᏍᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA person who is part of a group.memberNounSingularᎨᎵUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedPertaining to time when a person is already scheduled for another task and is not available.busyAdjectiveNotSelectedᏕᏣᎸᏫᏍᏓᏁUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedA place where one lives.homeNounSingularᏗᏇᏅᏒᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn area within the Control Panel that provides accessibility options and settings to help users interact more easily with the computer.Ease of Access CenterProperNounSingularᎠᎯᏗᎨ ᎠᏴᏍᏗ ᎠᏰᏟUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe menu item that opens the About dialog box, which includes the copyright, licensing, and license terms for the product.AboutProperNounNotSelectedᎢᎸᏢUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA duplicate of a program, a disk, or data, made either for archiving purposes or for safeguarding files.backupNounSingularᎤᏠᏱ ᎪᏢᏅᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA duplicate of a program, a disk, or data, made either for archiving purposes or for safeguarding files.backup copyNounSingularᎤᏠᏱ ᎪᏢᏅᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA duplicate of a program, a disk, or data, made either for archiving purposes or for safeguarding files.backup fileNounSingularᎤᏠᏱ ᎪᏢᏅᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA duplicate of a program, a disk, or data, made either for archiving purposes or for safeguarding files.dumpNounSingularᎤᏠᏱ ᎪᏢᏅᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo transfer information either to a storage device, such as a disk, or to an output device, such as the monitor or a printer. Writing is the means by which a computer provides the results of processing. A computer can also be said to write to the screen when it displays information on the monitor.writeVerbNotSelectedᎪᏪᎶᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA cell that contains a formula that refers to another cell. For example, if cell D10 contains the formula =B5, cell D10 is a dependent of cell B5.dependentNounSingularᎠᎵᏍᎦᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularInformation about a client computer that Network Access Protection (NAP) uses to allow or deny access to a network and which is encapsulated in a statement of health (SoH), which is issued by a system health agent (SHA) on the client computer.healthNounSingularᏅᏩᏙᎯᏯᏛUSANounNotSelectedSingularA tool or software program designed to detect and respond to malicious software, such as viruses and worms. Responses may include blocking user access to infected files, cleaning infected files or systems, or informing the user that an infected program was detected.anti-malware softwareNounMassᎤᏲ ᏗᎦᏘᎴᎩ ᎤᎾᏙᏢᏒUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA tool or software program designed to detect and respond to malicious software, such as viruses and worms. Responses may include blocking user access to infected files, cleaning infected files or systems, or informing the user that an infected program was detected.anti-malware softwareNounMassᎤᏲ ᏗᎦᏘᎴᎩ ᏩᏂᎨ ᎦᎾᏗᏅᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA tool or software program designed to detect and respond to malicious software, such as viruses and worms. Responses may include blocking user access to infected files, cleaning infected files or systems, or informing the user that an infected program was detected.anti-malware programNounSingularᎤᏲ ᏗᎦᏘᎴᎩ ᎤᎾᏙᏢᏒUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA tool or software program designed to detect and respond to malicious software, such as viruses and worms. Responses may include blocking user access to infected files, cleaning infected files or systems, or informing the user that an infected program was detected.anti-malware programNounSingularᎤᏲ ᏗᎦᏘᎴᎩ ᏩᏂᎨ ᎦᎾᏗᏅᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA tool or software program designed to detect and respond to malicious software, such as viruses and worms. Responses may include blocking user access to infected files, cleaning infected files or systems, or informing the user that an infected program was detected.antimalware softwareNounMassᎤᏲ ᏗᎦᏘᎴᎩ ᎤᎾᏙᏢᏒUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA tool or software program designed to detect and respond to malicious software, such as viruses and worms. Responses may include blocking user access to infected files, cleaning infected files or systems, or informing the user that an infected program was detected.antimalware softwareNounMassᎤᏲ ᏗᎦᏘᎴᎩ ᏩᏂᎨ ᎦᎾᏗᏅᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA tool or software program designed to detect and respond to malicious software, such as viruses and worms. Responses may include blocking user access to infected files, cleaning infected files or systems, or informing the user that an infected program was detected.antimalware programNounMassᎤᏲ ᏗᎦᏘᎴᎩ ᎤᎾᏙᏢᏒUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA tool or software program designed to detect and respond to malicious software, such as viruses and worms. Responses may include blocking user access to infected files, cleaning infected files or systems, or informing the user that an infected program was detected.antimalware programNounMassᎤᏲ ᏗᎦᏘᎴᎩ ᏩᏂᎨ ᎦᎾᏗᏅᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA tool or software program designed to detect and respond to malicious software, such as viruses and worms. Responses may include blocking user access to infected files, cleaning infected files or systems, or informing the user that an infected program was detected.antivirus programNounSingularᎤᏲ ᏗᎦᏘᎴᎩ ᎤᎾᏙᏢᏒUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA tool or software program designed to detect and respond to malicious software, such as viruses and worms. Responses may include blocking user access to infected files, cleaning infected files or systems, or informing the user that an infected program was detected.antivirus programNounSingularᎤᏲ ᏗᎦᏘᎴᎩ ᏩᏂᎨ ᎦᎾᏗᏅᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA tool or software program designed to detect and respond to malicious software, such as viruses and worms. Responses may include blocking user access to infected files, cleaning infected files or systems, or informing the user that an infected program was detected.antivirus softwareNounMassᎤᏲ ᏗᎦᏘᎴᎩ ᎤᎾᏙᏢᏒUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA tool or software program designed to detect and respond to malicious software, such as viruses and worms. Responses may include blocking user access to infected files, cleaning infected files or systems, or informing the user that an infected program was detected.antivirus softwareNounMassᎤᏲ ᏗᎦᏘᎴᎩ ᏩᏂᎨ ᎦᎾᏗᏅᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA tool or software program designed to detect and respond to malicious software, such as viruses and worms. Responses may include blocking user access to infected files, cleaning infected files or systems, or informing the user that an infected program was detected.antimalwareNounMassᎤᏲ ᏗᎦᏘᎴᎩ ᎤᎾᏙᏢᏒUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA tool or software program designed to detect and respond to malicious software, such as viruses and worms. Responses may include blocking user access to infected files, cleaning infected files or systems, or informing the user that an infected program was detected.antimalwareNounMassᎤᏲ ᏗᎦᏘᎴᎩ ᏩᏂᎨ ᎦᎾᏗᏅᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA tool or software program designed to detect and respond to malicious software, such as viruses and worms. Responses may include blocking user access to infected files, cleaning infected files or systems, or informing the user that an infected program was detected.AMNounNotSelectedᎤᏲ ᏗᎦᏘᎴᎩ ᎤᎾᏙᏢᏒUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA tool or software program designed to detect and respond to malicious software, such as viruses and worms. Responses may include blocking user access to infected files, cleaning infected files or systems, or informing the user that an infected program was detected.AMNounNotSelectedᎤᏲ ᏗᎦᏘᎴᎩ ᏩᏂᎨ ᎦᎾᏗᏅᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA tool or software program designed to detect and respond to malicious software, such as viruses and worms. Responses may include blocking user access to infected files, cleaning infected files or systems, or informing the user that an infected program was detected.AVNounSingularᎤᏲ ᏗᎦᏘᎴᎩ ᎤᎾᏙᏢᏒUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA tool or software program designed to detect and respond to malicious software, such as viruses and worms. Responses may include blocking user access to infected files, cleaning infected files or systems, or informing the user that an infected program was detected.AVNounSingularᎤᏲ ᏗᎦᏘᎴᎩ ᏩᏂᎨ ᎦᎾᏗᏅᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA tool or software program designed to detect and respond to malicious software, such as viruses and worms. Responses may include blocking user access to infected files, cleaning infected files or systems, or informing the user that an infected program was detected.antivirusNounSingularᎤᏲ ᏗᎦᏘᎴᎩ ᎤᎾᏙᏢᏒUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA tool or software program designed to detect and respond to malicious software, such as viruses and worms. Responses may include blocking user access to infected files, cleaning infected files or systems, or informing the user that an infected program was detected.antivirusNounSingularᎤᏲ ᏗᎦᏘᎴᎩ ᏩᏂᎨ ᎦᎾᏗᏅᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA tool or software program designed to detect and respond to malicious software, such as viruses and worms. Responses may include blocking user access to infected files, cleaning infected files or systems, or informing the user that an infected program was detected.anti-virusNounSingularᎤᏲ ᏗᎦᏘᎴᎩ ᎤᎾᏙᏢᏒUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA tool or software program designed to detect and respond to malicious software, such as viruses and worms. Responses may include blocking user access to infected files, cleaning infected files or systems, or informing the user that an infected program was detected.anti-virusNounSingularᎤᏲ ᏗᎦᏘᎴᎩ ᏩᏂᎨ ᎦᎾᏗᏅᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe temporary storage area the computer uses to run programs and store data. Information stored in RAM is temporary and is designed to be erased when the computer is turned off.RAMNounMassRAMUSANounNotSelectedMassThe temporary storage area the computer uses to run programs and store data. Information stored in RAM is temporary and is designed to be erased when the computer is turned off.random access memoryNounMassRAMUSANounNotSelectedMassThe wireless communication technology that conforms to the Bluetooth computing and telecommunications industry specification. This specification describes how mobile phone, landline phones, computers, and mobile devices can easily exchange information by using a short-range wireless connection.BluetoothProperNounNotSelectedBluetoothUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe small, upward-pointing symbol (^) typically found over the 6 key on the top row of a microcomputer keyboard.caretNounSingularᎪᏍᏓᏯ ᎦᎵᏦᏛᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA printed circuit board that enables a personal computer to use a peripheral device, such as a CD-ROM drive, modem, or joystick, for which it does not already have the necessary connections, ports, or circuit boards. Commonly, a single adapter card can have more than one adapter on it.interface cardNounSingularᏗᏙᎵᎩ ᏱᎬᏁᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularA printed circuit board that enables a personal computer to use a peripheral device, such as a CD-ROM drive, modem, or joystick, for which it does not already have the necessary connections, ports, or circuit boards. Commonly, a single adapter card can have more than one adapter on it.adapter cardNounSingularᏗᏙᎵᎩ ᏱᎬᏁᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularA printed circuit board that enables a personal computer to use a peripheral device, such as a CD-ROM drive, modem, or joystick, for which it does not already have the necessary connections, ports, or circuit boards. Commonly, a single adapter card can have more than one adapter on it.adapterNounSingularᏗᏙᎵᎩ ᏱᎬᏁᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn address for a resource on the Internet that is used by Web browsers to locate Internet resources. An Internet address typically starts with a protocol name, followed by the name of the organization that maintains the site; the suffix identifies the kind of organization it is.Internet addressNounSingularᎠᏏᎳᏕᏫᏒᎢ ᎪᏪᎵ ᏫᏗᎦᏅᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularAny self-contained piece of work created with an application program and, if saved on disk, given a unique filename by which it can be retrieved.docNounNotSelectedᎪᏪᎵ ᎬᏂᎨᏒ ᎢᏗᎬᏁᎯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAny self-contained piece of work created with an application program and, if saved on disk, given a unique filename by which it can be retrieved.docNounNotSelectedᎪᏪᎳᏅᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularAny self-contained piece of work created with an application program and, if saved on disk, given a unique filename by which it can be retrieved.documentNounSingularᎪᏪᎵ ᎬᏂᎨᏒ ᎢᏗᎬᏁᎯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAny self-contained piece of work created with an application program and, if saved on disk, given a unique filename by which it can be retrieved.documentNounSingularᎪᏪᎳᏅᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn email message that a user sends to others to invite them to a meeting.invitationNounSingularᏗᏠᎯᏍᏗ ᎠᏛᏛᏅᎯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn email message that a user sends to others to invite them to a meeting.meeting requestNounSingularᏗᏠᎯᏍᏗ ᎠᏛᏛᏅᎯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo transmit content such as a message or file through a communications channel.sendVerbNotSelectedᏫᎦᏅᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo transmit content such as a message or file through a communications channel.sendVerbNotSelectedᎠᎾᎦᎵᏍᎩ ᎪᏪᎸUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo transmit content such as a message or file through a communications channel.emailVerbNotSelectedᏫᎦᏅᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo transmit content such as a message or file through a communications channel.emailVerbNotSelectedᎠᎾᎦᎵᏍᎩ ᎪᏪᎸUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo enlarge or reduce the display of an item, such as a drawing or a proportional character font, by adjusting its size proportionally.scaleVerbNotSelectedᏂᎬ ᎦᏁᏟᏴᏍᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo return to the last saved version of a document. Choosing this command tells the application to abandon all changes made in a document since the last time it was saved.revertVerbNotSelectedᏫᎦᎷᎯᏍᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA file that stores messages generated by an application, service, or operating system that are used to track the operations performed.log fileNounSingularᏄᎵᏍᏔᏂᏙᎸ ᎧᏃᎮᏍᎩ ᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA server located on a network between client software, such as a Web browser, and another server. It intercepts all requests to the server to determine whether it can fulfill them itself. If not, it forwards the request to another server.proxy serverNounSingularᎾᎥ ᏗᏯᏙᎯᎯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo insert information created in one program, such as a chart, an equation, an image, a video or a font, into another program or Web page.embedVerbNotSelectedᎭᏫᏂᏗᏜ ᏱᎬᏁᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo reverse something or change it to its opposite.invertVerbNotSelectedᎯᏏᏅᏍᏓUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA type of object within a process that runs program instructions. Using multiple threads allows concurrent operations within a process and enables one process to run different parts of its program on different processors simultaneously. A thread has its own set of registers, its own kernel stack, a thread environment block, and a user stack in the address space of its process.threadNounSingularᎪᏪᎵ ᏕᎦᏅᏃᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn area upon which users can draw multiple shapes, such that the shapes can be moved and resized as a unit.drawing canvasNounSingularᎠᏍᏓᏅᎿᏂᏙᎸ ᎠᎪᎵᏰᎢᏓᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA collection of compositions or memorabilia of a specific type or for a particular purpose, such as audio recordings, photographs, or documents.albumNounSingularᏗᏜᏩᏛUSANounNotSelectedSingularA return to a previous stable condition, as when the contents of a hard disk are restored from a backup after a destructive hard disk error.rollbackNounSingularᎣᏂ ᎠᎦᏘUSANounNotSelectedSingularNot visible to the user.hiddenAdjectiveNotSelectedᎬᏍᎦᏝUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedTo attempt to establish a voice conversation with another person or other people from a phone, computer, or mobile device.callVerbNotSelectedᏫᏯᎾUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedWorksheet data in which rows or columns of detail data are grouped so that you can create summary reports. The outline can summarize either an entire worksheet or a selected portion of it.outlineNounSingularᏓᏍᏓᏅᏃᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA document on the World Wide Web that consists of an HTML file, with associated files for graphics and scripts, in a particular directory on a particular machine (and thus identifiable by an URL).webpageNounSingularᎤᎦᏅᏓᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA document on the World Wide Web that consists of an HTML file, with associated files for graphics and scripts, in a particular directory on a particular machine (and thus identifiable by an URL).webpageNounSingularᎤᏂᎳᏛᎢ ᎤᎦᏅᏓᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA document on the World Wide Web that consists of an HTML file, with associated files for graphics and scripts, in a particular directory on a particular machine (and thus identifiable by an URL).pageNounSingularᎤᎦᏅᏓᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA document on the World Wide Web that consists of an HTML file, with associated files for graphics and scripts, in a particular directory on a particular machine (and thus identifiable by an URL).pageNounSingularᎤᏂᎳᏛᎢ ᎤᎦᏅᏓᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA document on the World Wide Web that consists of an HTML file, with associated files for graphics and scripts, in a particular directory on a particular machine (and thus identifiable by an URL).Web pageNounSingularᎤᎦᏅᏓᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA document on the World Wide Web that consists of an HTML file, with associated files for graphics and scripts, in a particular directory on a particular machine (and thus identifiable by an URL).Web pageNounSingularᎤᏂᎳᏛᎢ ᎤᎦᏅᏓᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA document on the World Wide Web that consists of an HTML file, with associated files for graphics and scripts, in a particular directory on a particular machine (and thus identifiable by an URL).web pageNounSingularᎤᎦᏅᏓᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA document on the World Wide Web that consists of an HTML file, with associated files for graphics and scripts, in a particular directory on a particular machine (and thus identifiable by an URL).web pageNounSingularᎤᏂᎳᏛᎢ ᎤᎦᏅᏓᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA location to which products that have been ordered should be sent.shipping addressNounSingularᎪᏪᎵ ᏫᏗᎦᏁᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA location to which products that have been ordered should be sent.mailing addressNounSingularᎪᏪᎵ ᏫᏗᎦᏁᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA note that helps users learn about the capabilities of a product and that helps them apply techniques and procedures specific their needs by suggesting alternative methods that are not obvious.tipNounSingularᎠᏓᏃᎯᏎᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo check two items, such as words, files, or numeric values, so as to determine whether they are the same or different. In a program, the outcome of a compare operation often determines which of two or more actions is taken next.compareVerbNotSelectedᏔᏟᎶᏍᏓUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA way to arrange data based on value or data type.sort orderNounSingularᏗᎦᏅᏃᏙᏗ ᏕᎦᏅᏃᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA way to arrange data based on value or data type.sorting orderNounNotSelectedᏗᎦᏅᏃᏙᏗ ᏕᎦᏅᏃᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA way to arrange data based on value or data type.orderNounNotSelectedᏗᎦᏅᏃᏙᏗ ᏕᎦᏅᏃᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA collection of files and folders (sometimes compressed into one file) that duplicates the original file and folder structure of an operating system. It often contains other files added by the OEM or corporation.imageNounSingularᎠᏅᏓᏗᏍᏙUSANounNotSelectedSingularFor files, information that indicates whether a file is read-only, hidden, ready for archiving (backing up), compressed, or encrypted, and whether the file contents should be indexed for fast file searching.attributeNounSingularᏄᏍᏛ ᎠᎦᏅᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA security method used by wireless networks. WPA encrypts the information that is sent between computers on a wireless network and authenticates users to help ensure that only authorized people can access the network.Wi-Fi Protected AccessNounMassWPAUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA security method used by wireless networks. WPA encrypts the information that is sent between computers on a wireless network and authenticates users to help ensure that only authorized people can access the network.WPANounMassWPAUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA BIOS developed to enable system-related information, such as information about hardware, to be gathered from computers on a network.SMBIOSNounSingularSMBIOSUSANounNotSelectedSingularA BIOS developed to enable system-related information, such as information about hardware, to be gathered from computers on a network.system management BIOSNounSingularSMBIOSUSANounNotSelectedSingularA method of arranging data based on the order of specified information. For example, records sorted by class would list all records within a class before moving to records in the next class.sortingNounMassᏛᎦᏅᏃᏗᏍᎬᎢUSANounNotSelectedMassAn entry in either a securable object's discretionary access control list (DACL) or an object's system access control list (SACL). In a DACL, the entry grants or denies permissions to a user or group. In a SACL, the entry specifies which security events to audit for a particular user or group or controls the Windows Integrity Level for the object.access control entryNounSingularACEUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn entry in either a securable object's discretionary access control list (DACL) or an object's system access control list (SACL). In a DACL, the entry grants or denies permissions to a user or group. In a SACL, the entry specifies which security events to audit for a particular user or group or controls the Windows Integrity Level for the object.ACENounSingularACEUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedPertaining to an area restricted to a short distance from a reference point.localAdjectiveNotSelectedᎡᏍᎦᏂUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedThe degree of confidentiality of an email message or calendar item, ranging from normal to confidential.sensitivityNounMassᎠᏒᏅᏍᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedMassThe degree of confidentiality of an email message or calendar item, ranging from normal to confidential.sensitivity levelNounSingularᎠᏒᏅᏍᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedMassA feature that calculates and displays the number of words, characters, lines, pages and paragraphs in a document.Word CountNounMassᏗᎧᏁᏨ ᏗᏎᎯᎯUSANounNotSelectedMassTo transfer digital data in a continuous flow across a network.streamVerbNotSelectedᎤᏪᎬUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA representation on the screen of the mouse pointer location. In a document or file, it usually appears as a blinking vertical line to indicate where you can insert text or graphics. In other applications, it can appear as a cross or as an arrow.cursorNounSingularᎥᎪᏪᎵᏍᎬ ᎠᎴᏅᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularHardware that transfers audio and video from an external source, such as a VCR or camcorder, to a computer.capture deviceNounSingularᎦᏂᏱᏍᎩ ᏥᏂᎬᏅᏗᏓᎾUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA small pop-up window that provides a brief note or label pertaining to the item or control being pointed to.ScreenTipNounSingularᎠᏰᏙᎳᏛᎢ ᎠᏓᏍᏕᎵᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA small pop-up window that provides a brief note or label pertaining to the item or control being pointed to.tooltipNounSingularᎠᏰᏙᎳᏛᎢ ᎠᏓᏍᏕᎵᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA set of scenarios that lead to a desired outcome by a customer segment.experienceNounSingularᏄᎵᏍᏔᏂᏙᎸᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA ready-made button that the user can insert into his/her presentation and define hyperlinks for.action buttonNounSingularᏯᏛᏁᎯ ᎠᏐᏅᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA word, symbol, or other group of characters used to identify a file, a storage medium, an element defined in a computer program, or a specific item in a document such as a spreadsheet or a chart.labelNounSingularᏗᎦᏯᎸᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA series of measures to protect a machine from being infected by a virus.virus protectionNounMassᎥᏳᎩ ᎠᏓᏍᏆᏂᎪᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedMassAny piece of equipment that can be attached physically or wirelessly to a network or computer, for example, printers, keyboards, external disk drives, or other peripheral equipment.deviceNounSingularᏥᏂᎬᏅᏗᏓᎾUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe process of turning data into a stream of bits. Encoding is part of the serialization process that converts data into a stream of ones and zeros.encodingNounMassᎪᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedMassAn effect created by simple, repeating designs such as vertical or horizontal lines.patternNounSingularᎤᎾᎶᎢᏓUSANounNotSelectedSingularA postal address at which a person is normally resident.home addressNounSingularᏧᏪᏅᏒ ᎪᏪᎵ ᏗᎦᏁᏍᏗᏱUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedInteractive or animated content used on the Internet. Active content includes ActiveX controls and web browser add-ons.active contentNounMassᎾᏛᏁᎲ ᎦᎸᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedMassThe paper that a publication is printed on.sheetNounSingularᎪᏪᎶᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA data structure containing zero or more nodes that are linked together in a hierarchy. If any nodes are present, one node is the root; each node except the root is the child of one and only one other node, and each node has zero or more nodes as children.treeNounSingularᏡᎬUSANounNotSelectedSingularA compressed file.archiveNounSingularᎠᏍᏗᎪᎯᏍᏔᏅ ᎪᏪᎵUSANounNotSelectedSingularA control that contains other controls.sectionNounSingularᎤᏓᎯᏢᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA server computer that hosts Web pages and responds to requests from browsers.web serverNounSingularᎤᏂᎳᏛᎢ ᎠᏯᏙᎯᎯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA server computer that hosts Web pages and responds to requests from browsers.Web serverNounSingularᎤᏂᎳᏛᎢ ᎠᏯᏙᎯᎯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA server computer that hosts Web pages and responds to requests from browsers.HTTP serverNounSingularᎤᏂᎳᏛᎢ ᎠᏯᏙᎯᎯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo stop communications or a network connection.endVerbNotSelectedᎠᏍᏆᏗᏍᏙᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA unique and secret identification code similar to a password that is assigned to an authorized user and used to gain access to personal information or assets via an electronic device.PIN codeNounSingularPINUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA unique and secret identification code similar to a password that is assigned to an authorized user and used to gain access to personal information or assets via an electronic device.pin codeNounNotSelectedPINUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA unique and secret identification code similar to a password that is assigned to an authorized user and used to gain access to personal information or assets via an electronic device.personal identification numberNounSingularPINUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA unique and secret identification code similar to a password that is assigned to an authorized user and used to gain access to personal information or assets via an electronic device.PINNounSingularPINUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA sample email address used in Microsoft software and Help files for demonstration purposes.someone@example.comOtherNotSelectedsomeone@address.comUSAOtherNotSelectedNotSelectedA sample email address used in Microsoft software and Help files for demonstration purposes.someone@example.comOtherNotSelectedsomeone@example.comUSAOtherNotSelectedNotSelectedA sample email address used in Microsoft software and Help files for demonstration purposes.user@example.comOtherOthersomeone@address.comUSAOtherNotSelectedNotSelectedA sample email address used in Microsoft software and Help files for demonstration purposes.user@example.comOtherOthersomeone@example.comUSAOtherNotSelectedNotSelectedA sample email address used in Microsoft software and Help files for demonstration purposes.someone@address.comOtherNotSelectedsomeone@address.comUSAOtherNotSelectedNotSelectedA sample email address used in Microsoft software and Help files for demonstration purposes.someone@address.comOtherNotSelectedsomeone@example.comUSAOtherNotSelectedNotSelectedThe smallest element used to form the composition of an image on a computer monitor.picture elementNounSingularpixelUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe smallest element used to form the composition of an image on a computer monitor.picture elementNounSingularpelUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe smallest element used to form the composition of an image on a computer monitor.pixelNounSingularpixelUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe smallest element used to form the composition of an image on a computer monitor.pixelNounSingularpelUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe smallest element used to form the composition of an image on a computer monitor.pelNounSingularpixelUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe smallest element used to form the composition of an image on a computer monitor.pelNounSingularpelUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA credit or title animation in Windows Movie Maker.MirrorProperNounSingularᎠᏓᎨᏙᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularTo close the operating system in an orderly fashion.shut downVerbNotSelectedᏍᏓᏱᏍᏚᎲᎦUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA security feature that helps prevent unauthorized changes to a computer, by asking user for permission or administrator credentials before performing actions that could potentially affect the computer's operation or that change settings that affect multiple users.User Account ControlNounSingularUACUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA security feature that helps prevent unauthorized changes to a computer, by asking user for permission or administrator credentials before performing actions that could potentially affect the computer's operation or that change settings that affect multiple users.User Account ControlNounSingularᎬᏗᏍᎩ ᎠᏚᏓᎸᏗ ᎠᎯᎸᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA security feature that helps prevent unauthorized changes to a computer, by asking user for permission or administrator credentials before performing actions that could potentially affect the computer's operation or that change settings that affect multiple users.UACNounSingularUACUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA security feature that helps prevent unauthorized changes to a computer, by asking user for permission or administrator credentials before performing actions that could potentially affect the computer's operation or that change settings that affect multiple users.UACNounSingularᎬᏗᏍᎩ ᎠᏚᏓᎸᏗ ᎠᎯᎸᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA portion of a document in which you set certain page formatting options. You create a new section when you want to change such properties as line numbering, number of columns, or headers and footers.sectionNounSingularᎤᏓᎯᏢᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo align objects or text around a point located in the middle of a line, page, or other defined area; in effect, to position items an equal distance from each margin or border.centerVerbNotSelectedᎠᏰᏟUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA Microsoft Web site maintained by the Windows product group for the purpose of providing updates for core Windows components.Windows UpdateProperNounMassWindows UpdateUSAProperNounNotSelectedMassA Microsoft Web site maintained by the Windows product group for the purpose of providing updates for core Windows components.Windows Update websiteNounSingularWindows UpdateUSAProperNounNotSelectedMassA graphics function which calculates computer image effects pixel by pixel allowing control of the lighting, shading and color of each individual pixel.shaderNounSingularᎠᏓᏩᏛᎯᏍᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA graphics function which calculates computer image effects pixel by pixel allowing control of the lighting, shading and color of each individual pixel.pixel shaderNounSingularᎠᏓᏩᏛᎯᏍᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA property of a replica that indicates which members of the replica set it can synchronize with and which conflict resolution rules apply. Replicas fall into three visibility types: global, local, and anonymous.visibilityNounMassᎬᎪᏩᏛᏗ ᎨᏒᎢUSANounNotSelectedMassA set of intersecting lines or linear elements at right angles to each other.gridNounSingularᏧᎾᎶᎢᏓUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn artificial language that specifies instructions to be executed on a computer. The term covers a wide spectrum, from binary-coded machine language to high-level languages.programming languageNounSingularᎦᏬᏂᎯᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn artificial language that specifies instructions to be executed on a computer. The term covers a wide spectrum, from binary-coded machine language to high-level languages.computer languageNounSingularᎦᏬᏂᎯᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn artificial language that specifies instructions to be executed on a computer. The term covers a wide spectrum, from binary-coded machine language to high-level languages.languageNounSingularᎦᏬᏂᎯᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA portion of a line, defined by its beginning and ending points.line segmentNounSingularᎢᎦᏅᎯᏓUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA portion of a line, defined by its beginning and ending points.path segmentNounNotSelectedᎢᎦᏅᎯᏓUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA portion of a line, defined by its beginning and ending points.segmentNounNotSelectedᎢᎦᏅᎯᏓUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe User Interface (UI) element in various communications apps and in contact cards that provides access to a list of previous communication via that app or with a particular contact.historyProperNounNotSelectedᏂᏧᎵᏍᏔᏅᏒUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularThe User Interface (UI) element in various communications apps and in contact cards that provides access to a list of previous communication via that app or with a particular contact.Call HistoryProperNounSingularᏂᏧᎵᏍᏔᏅᏒUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA device used to copy files to recordable CDs and DVDs.disc burnerNounSingularᎠᏠᏗ ᎠᎪᎲᏍᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA communications device that converts between digital data from a computer or terminal and analog audio signals that can pass through a standard telephone line.modemNounSingularᎼᏕᎻUSANounNotSelectedSingularA communications device that converts between digital data from a computer or terminal and analog audio signals that can pass through a standard telephone line.modulator/demodulatorNounSingularᎼᏕᎻUSANounNotSelectedSingularOn the IBM PC/XT and AT and compatible keyboards, a key on the top row of the numeric keypad that controls the effect of the cursor control keys and sometimes prevents the screen from scrolling. On the enhanced and Macintosh keyboards, this key is to the right of the function keys on the top row. Many modern applications ignore the Scroll Lock setting.SCROLL LOCK keyNounSingularSCROLL LOCK ᏍᏚᎢᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA preliminary version.draftNounSingularᎢᎬᏱ ᎪᏪᎶᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe process of using a tablet pen to create drawings or handwriting.inkingNounMassᎬᏩᎪᏗ ᏓᏟᎶᏍᏗᏍᎬᎢUSANounNotSelectedMassA gradual progression.gradientNounSingularᎠᎩᎶᏎᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedIn object-oriented programming, a language that lets a program or object written in one language communicate with another program written in an unknown language. An IDL is used to define interfaces between client and server programs. For example, an IDL can provide interfaces to remote CORBA objects.interface definition languageNounNotSelectedIDLUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedIn object-oriented programming, a language that lets a program or object written in one language communicate with another program written in an unknown language. An IDL is used to define interfaces between client and server programs. For example, an IDL can provide interfaces to remote CORBA objects.IDLNounNotSelectedIDLUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn auxiliary software component that extends or enhances the features of other software.calloutNounSingularᎧᏁᏉᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn auxiliary software component that extends or enhances the features of other software.plug-inNounSingularᎧᏁᏉᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo configure or create a user, tenant, or other account and enable it with access to one or more services; to perform operations on and apply backend configurations to a device to get it ready for use or ready for a new service; to perform backend operations to get a security service ready for use.provisionVerbNotSelectedᏓᏓᏁᎲᎢ ᎦᎷᎯᏍᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA graphic ad that spans the full width of the page and is normally 120 pixels high.banner advertisementNounSingularᏕᎦᏃᏣᎸᎯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA graphic ad that spans the full width of the page and is normally 120 pixels high.bannerNounSingularᏕᎦᏃᏣᎸᎯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA graphic ad that spans the full width of the page and is normally 120 pixels high.banner adNounSingularᏕᎦᏃᏣᎸᎯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA graphic design applied to a collection of numbers, symbols, and characters and that describes a certain typeface, along with other qualities such as size, spacing, and pitch.font resourceNounNotSelectedᏄᏍᏛ ᎠᏙᏪᎵᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA graphic design applied to a collection of numbers, symbols, and characters and that describes a certain typeface, along with other qualities such as size, spacing, and pitch.fontNounSingularᏄᏍᏛ ᎠᏙᏪᎵᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularData that binds a sender's identity to the information being sent. A digital signature may be bundled with any message, file, or other digitally encoded information, or transmitted separately. Digital signatures are used in public key environments and provide authentication and integrity services.signatureNounSingularᎠᎾᎦᎵᏍᎩ ᏙᏙᎥ ᎪᏪᎶᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularData that binds a sender's identity to the information being sent. A digital signature may be bundled with any message, file, or other digitally encoded information, or transmitted separately. Digital signatures are used in public key environments and provide authentication and integrity services.signatureNounSingularᏙᏙᎥ ᎪᏪᎶᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularData that binds a sender's identity to the information being sent. A digital signature may be bundled with any message, file, or other digitally encoded information, or transmitted separately. Digital signatures are used in public key environments and provide authentication and integrity services.digital signatureNounSingularᎠᎾᎦᎵᏍᎩ ᏙᏙᎥ ᎪᏪᎶᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularData that binds a sender's identity to the information being sent. A digital signature may be bundled with any message, file, or other digitally encoded information, or transmitted separately. Digital signatures are used in public key environments and provide authentication and integrity services.digital signatureNounSingularᏙᏙᎥ ᎪᏪᎶᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA structural attribute of a cube that organizes data into levels. For example, a Geography dimension might include the members Country, Region, State or Province, and City.dimensionNounSingularᎢᎬᎾᏕᎾᏟᎶᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA clickable UI element designed to look like a tab on a file folder. It allows you to navigate between multiple applications, files, pages, or websites, all available within a single window.​tabNounSingularᎦᏛᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA typographical symbol, such as a filled or empty circle, diamond, box, or asterisk, used to set off a small block of text or each item in a list.bulletNounSingularᎦᏂUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA typographical symbol, such as a filled or empty circle, diamond, box, or asterisk, used to set off a small block of text or each item in a list.bullet characterNounSingularᎦᏂUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA typographical symbol, such as a filled or empty circle, diamond, box, or asterisk, used to set off a small block of text or each item in a list.bullet imageNounSingularᎦᏂUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA power source for a portable device.batteryNounSingularᎠᎾᎦᎵᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo trim the vertical or horizontal edges of an object. Pictures are often cropped to focus attention on a particular area.cropVerbNotSelectedᎦᎸᏓᎸᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo cause a digital recording to be reproduced from any starting point on a device.playVerbNotSelectedᏗᏁᎸᏙᏗᎢUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedOf, pertaining to, or being a connection that uses the public switched telephone network rather than a dedicated circuit or some other type of private network.dial-upAdjectiveNotSelectedᏓᎢᎠᎵ-ᎦᎸᎳᏗUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedAn XML-based syndication technology that enables websites to distribute content, such as news headlines and blog posts, efficiently to readers.RDF Site SummaryNounSingularRSSUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn XML-based syndication technology that enables websites to distribute content, such as news headlines and blog posts, efficiently to readers.Really Simple SyndicationNounMassRSSUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn XML-based syndication technology that enables websites to distribute content, such as news headlines and blog posts, efficiently to readers.Rich Site SummaryNounSingularRSSUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn XML-based syndication technology that enables websites to distribute content, such as news headlines and blog posts, efficiently to readers.RSSNounMassRSSUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn area of storage for objects, data, or their references after a user carries out a Cut or Copy command.clipboardNounSingularᏗᎬᎭᎸᏓ ᏗᏍᏆᏂᎪᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn operating system feature that allows executable routines (generally serving a specific function or set of functions) to be stored separately as files with .dll extensions. These routines are loaded only when needed by the program that calls them.DLLNounSingularDLLUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn operating system feature that allows executable routines (generally serving a specific function or set of functions) to be stored separately as files with .dll extensions. These routines are loaded only when needed by the program that calls them.dynamic-link libraryNounSingularDLLUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA calculator-style block of keys, usually at the right side of a keyboard, that can be used to enter numbers.keypadNounSingularᏍᏚᎢᏍᏗ ᎠᏰᏍᏛᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA calculator-style block of keys, usually at the right side of a keyboard, that can be used to enter numbers.numeric keypadNounSingularᏍᏚᎢᏍᏗ ᎠᏰᏍᏛᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularOne of a number of separately printed parts of an oversized publication, such as a banner or poster, that cannot be printed as a single sheet. Separate tiles can be assembled to recreate the whole publication.tileNounSingularᏚᏙᏍᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA series of items arranged vertically within some type of framework--for example, a continuous series of cells running from top to bottom in a spreadsheet, a set of lines of specified width on a printed page, a vertical line of pixels on a video screen, or a set of values aligned vertically in a table or matrix.columnNounSingularᎨᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA path through which information passes between two computers or devices.channelNounSingularᎦᎳᏅᏛUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo transfer into a store or storage location.storeVerbNotSelectedᎯᏍᏆᏂᎪᏓUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo prepare a disk for use by organizing its storage space into a collection of data "compartments", each of which can be located by the operating system so that data can be sorted and retrieved. When a previously used disk is formatted, any preexisting information on it is lost.formatVerbNotSelectedᏱᎬᏁᏗᏱUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedDigital media that is delivered in a continuous flow across a network.streamNounSingularᎤᏪᎬUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn entity, such as a device or program, that connects to another entity over a network.clientNounSingularᎠᏥᏍᏕᎵᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn entity, such as a device or program, that connects to another entity over a network.client computerNounSingularᎠᏥᏍᏕᎵᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA presence status the user can select, while signed in, to make it appear to other users that he or she is currently willing to be contacted.availableProperNounNotSelectedᎠᏛᏅᎢᏍᏓUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedAny token that a program can use to identify and access an object such as a device, a file, a window, or a dialog box.handleNounSingularᎫᎭᏢUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo touch an item once with the tablet pen and then lift the pen quickly.tapVerbNotSelectedᎤᏟᏍᏓ ᎠᏒᏂᎸUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo retain a physical representation of (data or instructions) that enables them to be subsequently retrieved.storeVerbNotSelectedᎯᏍᏆᏂᎪᏓUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo remove unused space from data tables.shrinkVerbNotSelectedᎯᏍᏗᎪᎯᏍᏓUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA person who uses products such as devices, services, or applications.userNounSingularᎬᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe item on the File menu that writes data (typically a file) to a storage medium.SaveProperNounNotSelectedᎯᏍᏆᏂᎪᏓUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedText that does not fit within a text box. The text is hidden until it can be flowed into a new text box, or until the text box it overflows is resized to include it.overflow textNounMassᎬᎧᎵᏬᎯᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedMassText that does not fit within a text box. The text is hidden until it can be flowed into a new text box, or until the text box it overflows is resized to include it.overflowNounMassᎬᎧᎵᏬᎯᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedMassA small part, amount, or proportion of something.fractionNounSingularᎢᎦᏓᏊUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedInformation about the properties or structure of data that is not part of the values the data contains.metadataNounMassmetadataUSANounNotSelectedMassA class of computer programs in which one or more users interact with the computer as a form of entertainment.video gameNounSingularᏗᏁᎸᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA class of computer programs in which one or more users interact with the computer as a form of entertainment.gameNounSingularᏗᏁᎸᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA class of computer programs in which one or more users interact with the computer as a form of entertainment.computer gameNounSingularᏗᏁᎸᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA program that is used on a Web page to count the number of times that the Web page was accessed.counterNounSingularᏗᏎᎯᎯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA tag or string affixed to an item to provide identifying or descriptive information.labelNounSingularᏗᎦᏯᎸᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo ask someone to engage in an instant conversation.inviteVerbNotSelectedᎯᏯᏅᎲᎢUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA shape on a stencil that you use repeatedly to create drawings.masterNounSingularᏄᎬᏫᏳᏒUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedEngaging in fraud or deceptive.fraudulentAdjectiveNotSelectedᎦᏰᎪᎩUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedText or symbols indicating that a computer program is waiting for input from the user.promptNounSingularᎦᏅᏫᏍᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe direction a publication will be printed on a sheet of paper. You can choose either portrait, which is the taller-than-wide orientation, or landscape, which is the wider-than-tall orientation.page orientationNounMassᎾᎿ ᎢᏴ ᏄᏍᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedMassThe direction a publication will be printed on a sheet of paper. You can choose either portrait, which is the taller-than-wide orientation, or landscape, which is the wider-than-tall orientation.orientationNounMassᎾᎿ ᎢᏴ ᏄᏍᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedMassText, graphics, and any associated annotations captured by using Snipping Tool.screen snipNounNotSelectedᏍᏆᎳ ᎠᎦᎸᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedText, graphics, and any associated annotations captured by using Snipping Tool.snipNounSingularᏍᏆᎳ ᎠᎦᎸᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA Windows tool that assists consumers in moving their data (documents and settings) to the new environment.Windows Easy TransferProperNounSingularWindows Easy TransferUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularAn on-screen scale marked off in inches or other units of measure and used to show line widths, tab settings, paragraph indents, and so on.rulerNounSingularᎠᏟᎶᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA filter effect in Windows Movie Maker.Rotate 180ProperNounNotSelectedᎯᏗᏆᎸᏕᏯᏍᏓ 180USAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA method of protecting the rights of an originator of a creative work, such as a text, a piece of music, a painting, or a computer program, through law.copyrightNounSingularᎩᎶ ᎤᏤᎵ ᎨᏒUSANounNotSelectedSingularIn windowing environments, such as the Apple Macintosh and Microsoft Windows, an on-screen window (enclosed work area) in which the user can create, view, or work on a document.document windowNounSingularᎪᏪᎳᏅᎢ ᏦᎳᏂUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedIn a spreadsheet program, a file containing a number of related worksheets.workbookNounSingularᏗᎦᎸᏫᏍᏓᏁᏗ ᏗᎪᏪᎸUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo programmatically disguise content to hide its substance.encryptVerbNotSelectedᎠᏕᎵᏍᏔᏅᎯUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo programmatically disguise content to hide its substance.encipherVerbNotSelectedᎠᏕᎵᏍᏔᏅᎯUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA tab in Windows Media Player that enables the user to view the digital media item that is currently playing.Now PlayingProperNounNotSelectedᏃᏊ ᏓᏁᎶᎲᏍᎦUSAOtherNotSelectedNotSelectedAn image-bearing surface such as a single page or multi-page of text or picture that is passed through a scanner and has become a computer file.scanNounSingularᎠᎾᎦᎵᏍᎩ ᏗᏟᎶᏍᏗᏍᎩᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe loudness of an audio signal.volumeNounMassᎤᏃᏴᎬᎢUSANounNotSelectedMassA set of technologies in the Microsoft .NET Framework for building Web applications and XML Web services. ASP.NET pages execute on the server and generate markup (such as HTML, WML, or XML) that is sent to a desktop or mobile browser. ASP.NET pages use a compiled, event-driven programming model that improves performance and enables the separation of application logic and user interface. ASP.NET pages and XML Web services files created using ASP.NET contain server-side (rather than client-side) logic written in Visual Basic .NET, C# .NET, or any .NET-compatible language. Web applications and XML Web services take advantage of the features of the common language runtime, such as type safety, inheritance, language interoperability, versioning, and integrated security.Microsoft ASP.NETProperNounNotSelectedASP.NETUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA set of technologies in the Microsoft .NET Framework for building Web applications and XML Web services. ASP.NET pages execute on the server and generate markup (such as HTML, WML, or XML) that is sent to a desktop or mobile browser. ASP.NET pages use a compiled, event-driven programming model that improves performance and enables the separation of application logic and user interface. ASP.NET pages and XML Web services files created using ASP.NET contain server-side (rather than client-side) logic written in Visual Basic .NET, C# .NET, or any .NET-compatible language. Web applications and XML Web services take advantage of the features of the common language runtime, such as type safety, inheritance, language interoperability, versioning, and integrated security.ASP.NETProperNounOtherASP.NETUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo confirm either that a result is correct or that a procedure or sequence of operations has been performed.verifyVerbNotSelectedᎰᎯᏳᏓUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo gain access to a specific computer, program, or network by identifying oneself with a username and a password.log onVerbNotSelectedᎯᏴᎭUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo gain access to a specific computer, program, or network by identifying oneself with a username and a password.log inVerbNotSelectedᎯᏴᎭUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA set of instructions that a computer or device uses to perform a specific task, such as word processing, accounting, or data management.appNounSingularᎬᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA set of instructions that a computer or device uses to perform a specific task, such as word processing, accounting, or data management.appNounSingularᎤᎾᏙᏢᏒUSANounNotSelectedSingularA set of instructions that a computer or device uses to perform a specific task, such as word processing, accounting, or data management.programNounSingularᎬᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA set of instructions that a computer or device uses to perform a specific task, such as word processing, accounting, or data management.programNounSingularᎤᎾᏙᏢᏒUSANounNotSelectedSingularA set of instructions that a computer or device uses to perform a specific task, such as word processing, accounting, or data management.applicationNounSingularᎬᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA set of instructions that a computer or device uses to perform a specific task, such as word processing, accounting, or data management.applicationNounSingularᎤᎾᏙᏢᏒUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn area of storage on a hard disk. A volume is formatted by using a file system, such as NTFS, and has a drive letter assigned to it. A single hard disk can have multiple volumes. Some volumes can span multiple hard disks.volumeNounSingularᏂᎦᎥ ᎤᏜᏅᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA tag that closes an element: </>. An end tag follows the syntax </Name>, where Name matches the element name declared in the start tag.end tagNounSingularᎠᏍᏆᏗᏍᏙᏗ ᎦᏛUSANounNotSelectedSingularA group of related fields (columns) of information treated as a unit and arranged in a horizontal line in a table or spreadsheet.rowNounSingularᏕᎦᏅᏅᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA group of related fields (columns) of information treated as a unit and arranged in a horizontal line in a table or spreadsheet.rowNounSingularᎤᏓᏅᏅUSANounNotSelectedSingularA group of related fields (columns) of information treated as a unit and arranged in a horizontal line in a table or spreadsheet.recordNounSingularᏕᎦᏅᏅᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA group of related fields (columns) of information treated as a unit and arranged in a horizontal line in a table or spreadsheet.recordNounSingularᎤᏓᏅᏅUSANounNotSelectedSingularA hard disk that contains a small amount of solid-state nonvolatile memory which, when used as a cache, can realize significant benefits such as faster booting, extended battery life, and a more rugged PC.hybrid driveNounSingularᏗᎵᎪᏔᏅᎢ ᎠᏠᏓᎪᎵᏰᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA hard disk that contains a small amount of solid-state nonvolatile memory which, when used as a cache, can realize significant benefits such as faster booting, extended battery life, and a more rugged PC.hybrid hard diskNounSingularᏗᎵᎪᏔᏅᎢ ᎠᏠᏓᎪᎵᏰᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA hard disk that contains a small amount of solid-state nonvolatile memory which, when used as a cache, can realize significant benefits such as faster booting, extended battery life, and a more rugged PC.hybrid diskNounSingularᏗᎵᎪᏔᏅᎢ ᎠᏠᏓᎪᎵᏰᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe bar that contains the 'Start' button and appears by default at the bottom of the desktop. You can click the taskbar buttons to switch between programs. You can also hide the taskbar, move it to the sides or top of the desktop, and customize it in other ways.taskbarNounSingularᎢᏯᏛᏁᏗ ᎠᏓᏃᎯᏎᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe bar that contains the 'Start' button and appears by default at the bottom of the desktop. You can click the taskbar buttons to switch between programs. You can also hide the taskbar, move it to the sides or top of the desktop, and customize it in other ways.task barNounNotSelectedᎢᏯᏛᏁᏗ ᎠᏓᏃᎯᏎᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularIn an operating system, the overall structure in which files are named, stored, and organized. NTFS, FAT, and FAT32 are types of file systems.file systemNounSingularᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏙᏗ ᏄᏍᏗᏓᏅᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA webpage that serves as the starting point of a website.home pageNounSingularᏧᏪᏅᏒ ᎤᎦᏅᏓᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA webpage that serves as the starting point of a website.welcome pageNounSingularᏧᏪᏅᏒ ᎤᎦᏅᏓᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA webpage that serves as the starting point of a website.homepageNounSingularᏧᏪᏅᏒ ᎤᎦᏅᏓᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedPertaining to an item that is only visible to an owner, member or other privileged individual.privateAdjectiveNotSelectedᎬᏍᎦᏟUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedAn input device that consists of individual keys and that is used to convey information from the user to a computer or data communication circuit.standard keyboardNounSingularᏗᏐᏅᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn input device that consists of individual keys and that is used to convey information from the user to a computer or data communication circuit.standard keyboardNounSingularᏄᏛᏫᏳᏒ ᏗᏐᏅᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn input device that consists of individual keys and that is used to convey information from the user to a computer or data communication circuit.keyboardNounSingularᏗᏐᏅᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn input device that consists of individual keys and that is used to convey information from the user to a computer or data communication circuit.keyboardNounSingularᏄᏛᏫᏳᏒ ᏗᏐᏅᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA record of synthetic, successive still images that produce an illusion of movement when played back.animationNounNotSelectedᎠᏓᏅᏏᏙᎯUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA visual design surface.designerNounSingularᎪᏢᏅᎥᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularPertaining to the state of a control in which normal functionality is not available to a user.dimmedAdjectiveNotSelectedᏗᎬᏩᎸᏫᏍᏓᏁᏗ ᏂᎨᏒUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedPertaining to the state of a control in which normal functionality is not available to a user.dimmedAdjectiveNotSelectedᏝ ᎬᏙᏗ ᏱᎩUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedPertaining to the state of a control in which normal functionality is not available to a user.unavailableAdjectiveNotSelectedᏗᎬᏩᎸᏫᏍᏓᏁᏗ ᏂᎨᏒUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedPertaining to the state of a control in which normal functionality is not available to a user.unavailableAdjectiveNotSelectedᏝ ᎬᏙᏗ ᏱᎩUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedPertaining to the state of a control in which normal functionality is not available to a user.disabledAdjectiveNotSelectedᏗᎬᏩᎸᏫᏍᏓᏁᏗ ᏂᎨᏒUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedPertaining to the state of a control in which normal functionality is not available to a user.disabledAdjectiveNotSelectedᏝ ᎬᏙᏗ ᏱᎩUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedA logical connection created between two hosts to exchange data.sessionNounSingularᎤᎾᏓᏡᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA string of characters entered by a user to verify his or her identity to a network or to a local computer, device, or client, or to sign in to an account, app, and so on.access codeNounSingularᎠᏍᏚᎢᏍᏙᏗ ᎥᎧᏁᎬᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA string of characters entered by a user to verify his or her identity to a network or to a local computer, device, or client, or to sign in to an account, app, and so on.passwordNounSingularᎠᏍᏚᎢᏍᏙᏗ ᎥᎧᏁᎬᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo move an item on the screen (1) by touching the item on a screen and then sliding the finger across the screen or (2) by pressing and holding down the left mouse button while moving the mouse.dragVerbNotSelectedᎦᎾᏏᏁᎦUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedVisual impairment that results in great reduction in vision capabilities and that cannot be aided by glasses or contact lenses. It could, however, be aided by special devices.low visionNounSingularᎤᏎᎦᏨ ᎠᎪᏩᏛᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA device that sends, or routes, information between two networks (for example, between a home network and the Internet).routerNounSingularrouterUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA collection of rules and data specific to a language and a geographic area. Locales include information on sorting rules, date and time formatting, numeric and monetary conventions, and character classification.localeNounSingularᎤᎿ ᎨᏒ ᎠᎴ ᎠᏟᎢᎵᏒUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo output data and database objects to another database, spreadsheet, or file format so another database, application, or program can use the data or database objects.exportVerbNotSelectedᏫᎦᏌᏙᎣᏍᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA portable computer that allows you to write on or interact with the screen.tablet PCNounSingularᏗᎪᏪᎶᏗᎢ PCUSANounNotSelectedSingularA portable computer that allows you to write on or interact with the screen.tablet PCNounSingularᏗᎪᏪᎶᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA portable computer that allows you to write on or interact with the screen.tabletNounSingularᏗᎪᏪᎶᏗᎢ PCUSANounNotSelectedSingularA portable computer that allows you to write on or interact with the screen.tabletNounSingularᏗᎪᏪᎶᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularAny significant occurrence in the system or an application that requires a user to be notified or an entry to be added to a log.eventNounSingularᎢᏳᎵᏍᏔᏂᏓᏍᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularCapable of producing successful results.effectiveAdjectiveNotSelectedᎣᏍᏓ ᎢᏳᎵᏍᏙᏗᏱUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedPertaining to an application on a local server or client computer, which usually hosts users for business/commercial usage.on-premisesAdjectiveNotSelectedᎥᎿ-ᎤᏙᏢᏒ ᎡᏙᎠUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedThe work area on a computer screen that simulates the top of an actual desk. The desktop contains the Recycle Bin and other icons (shortcuts to programs, files, folders, and various types of documents such as letters, reports, or pictures) that you can arrange on the electronic desktop just as you would arrange real objects on top of a desk.desktopNounSingularᎦᏍᎩᎶᎩ ᎦᏚUSANounNotSelectedSingularA horizontal window at the bottom of a parent window in which an application can display various kinds of status information. The status bar can be divided into parts to display more than one type of information.status barNounSingularᏄᏛᎿᏕᎬ ᎦᎾᎸᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularIn word processors and other applications, the feature that formats a document for printing but displays it on the video monitor rather than sending it directly to the printer.previewNounNotSelectedᎠᏓᎪᏩᏛᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe process of starting or resetting a computer or a device. When first turned on (cold boot) or reset (warm boot), the computer runs the software that loads and starts the computer's operating system, which prepares it for use.bootstrapNounNotSelectedᎠᏂᎩᏍᏙᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe process of starting or resetting a computer or a device. When first turned on (cold boot) or reset (warm boot), the computer runs the software that loads and starts the computer's operating system, which prepares it for use.startupNounNotSelectedᎠᏂᎩᏍᏙᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA graphic that indicates follow-up action is required, or otherwise identifies an important item.flagNounSingularᎯᏓᏛᎥᎦUSANounNotSelectedSingularA World Wide Web Consortium specification that describes the structure of dynamic HTML and XML documents in a way that allows them to be manipulated through a Web browser.Document Object ModelProperNounSingularDOMUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA World Wide Web Consortium specification that describes the structure of dynamic HTML and XML documents in a way that allows them to be manipulated through a Web browser.DOMProperNounSingularDOMUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA menu containing important and frequently used programs, folders, and utilities. To open the Start menu, click the Start button on the taskbar.Start menuNounSingularᎠᏂᎩᏍᏙᏗ ᏗᏑᏰᏍᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo include an external document, a file, or an executable program with a message.attachVerbNotSelectedᎯᏯᎸᎥᎦUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo remove the data or settings currently present on an entity.clearVerbNotSelectedᎯᎵᎦᎵᏯUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo suppress the sound produced by a device or application.muteVerbNotSelectedᎤᏩᎨᏫUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA graphic file format that is supported by some World Wide Web browsers. PNG supports variable transparency of images (alpha channels) and control of image brightness on different computers (gamma correction). PNG files are compressed bitmaps.Portable Network GraphicsNounPluralPNGUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA graphic file format that is supported by some World Wide Web browsers. PNG supports variable transparency of images (alpha channels) and control of image brightness on different computers (gamma correction). PNG files are compressed bitmaps.PNGNounSingularPNGUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedStrength exerted; might.powerNounMassᏄᏟᏂᎬᎬUSANounNotSelectedMassManagement of a computer and its processing abilities so as to maintain order as tasks and activities are carried out. Control applies to measures designed to ensure error-free actions carried out at the right time and in the right order relative to other data-handling or hardware-based activities.controlNounMassᎠᎯᎸᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedMassOf or pertaining to a device or service that appears to the user as something it actually is not or that does not physically exist.virtualAdjectiveNotSelectedᎠᏓᏅᏙ ᎢᏳᏍᏗUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedTo add a check to a check box to specify a desired feature or option.selectVerbNotSelectedᎠᏑᏰᏍᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA device that is added to the base computer system to increase functionality, such as audio, networking, graphics, or SCSI controller.add-on deviceNounSingularᎧᏁᏉᏓUSANounNotSelectedSingularA device that is added to the base computer system to increase functionality, such as audio, networking, graphics, or SCSI controller.add-onNounSingularᎧᏁᏉᏓUSANounNotSelectedSingularA Microsoft Web site that provides customers with access to a database of articles written by Microsoft Support professionals.Knowledge BaseProperNounSingularKBUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA Microsoft Web site that provides customers with access to a database of articles written by Microsoft Support professionals.KBProperNounSingularKBUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA Microsoft Web site that provides customers with access to a database of articles written by Microsoft Support professionals.Microsoft Knowledge BaseProperNounSingularKBUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA unique set of letters or numbers that identifies a wireless network. For a computer or device to connect to a wireless network, it must supply that network’s SSID. An SSID can be up to 32 characters.Service Set IdentifierNounSingularSSIDUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA unique set of letters or numbers that identifies a wireless network. For a computer or device to connect to a wireless network, it must supply that network’s SSID. An SSID can be up to 32 characters.Service Set IdentifierNounSingularᎢᏯᏓᏛᏁᏗ dᎦᎧᎭ ᎠᏓᏙᏟᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA unique set of letters or numbers that identifies a wireless network. For a computer or device to connect to a wireless network, it must supply that network’s SSID. An SSID can be up to 32 characters.SSIDNounSingularSSIDUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA unique set of letters or numbers that identifies a wireless network. For a computer or device to connect to a wireless network, it must supply that network’s SSID. An SSID can be up to 32 characters.SSIDNounSingularᎢᏯᏓᏛᏁᏗ dᎦᎧᎭ ᎠᏓᏙᏟᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA unique set of letters or numbers that identifies a wireless network. For a computer or device to connect to a wireless network, it must supply that network’s SSID. An SSID can be up to 32 characters.network service set identifierNounNotSelectedSSIDUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA unique set of letters or numbers that identifies a wireless network. For a computer or device to connect to a wireless network, it must supply that network’s SSID. An SSID can be up to 32 characters.network service set identifierNounNotSelectedᎢᏯᏓᏛᏁᏗ dᎦᎧᎭ ᎠᏓᏙᏟᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA message that appears in a newsgroup, public folder, or other forum, such as Facebook or Twitter, accessible by a number of individuals.articleNounSingularᏗᎦᏃᏣᏢᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA message that appears in a newsgroup, public folder, or other forum, such as Facebook or Twitter, accessible by a number of individuals.postNounSingularᏗᎦᏃᏣᏢᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA message that appears in a newsgroup, public folder, or other forum, such as Facebook or Twitter, accessible by a number of individuals.discussion entryNounNotSelectedᏗᎦᏃᏣᏢᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe meaning of data as it is intended to be interpreted by people.infoNounMassᎧᏃᎮᏢᎥᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedMassThe meaning of data as it is intended to be interpreted by people.informationNounMassᎧᏃᎮᏢᎥᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedMassHaving two components, alternatives, or outcomes. The binary number system has 2 as its base, so values are expressed as combinations of two digits, 0 and 1. These two digits can represent the logical values true and false as well as numerals, and they can be represented in an electronic device by the two states on and off, recognized as two voltage levels. Therefore, the binary number system is at the heart of digital computing.base 2NounSingularbinaryUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedHaving two components, alternatives, or outcomes. The binary number system has 2 as its base, so values are expressed as combinations of two digits, 0 and 1. These two digits can represent the logical values true and false as well as numerals, and they can be represented in an electronic device by the two states on and off, recognized as two voltage levels. Therefore, the binary number system is at the heart of digital computing.binaryAdjectiveNotSelectedbinaryUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedTo safeguard a resource from attack or loss.protectVerbNotSelectedᎠᏓᎦᏎᏍᏙᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedPertaining to a formatting style in which characters are crossed out by horizontal line.strikethroughAdjectiveNotSelectedᎠᏰᏟ ᏗᏍᏓᏅᏂUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedA feature that notifies a user when there is a change to posted content, workflow status, or when other user-defined criteria are met.alertNounSingularᎠᏓᏕᏯᏔᎲᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA non-printing line or point that can be used to help position or align objects or text.guideNounSingularᎠᏓᏎᎮᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularA variable-length data type that can hold a maximum of 2^30 - 1 (1,073,741,823) characters.ntextNounSingularntextUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA language used to address parts of an XML document. XPath also provides basic facilities for manipulation of strings, numbers, and Boolean values.XML Path LanguageNounSingularXPathUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA language used to address parts of an XML document. XPath also provides basic facilities for manipulation of strings, numbers, and Boolean values.XPathProperNounNotSelectedXPathUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe process of reconciling the differences between data stored in one location and a copy of the same data stored in another location.syncNounSingularᎢᏧᎳᎭ ᏱᏗᎬᏁᎸᎢUSANounNotSelectedMassThe process of reconciling the differences between data stored in one location and a copy of the same data stored in another location.synchronizationNounMassᎢᏧᎳᎭ ᏱᏗᎬᏁᎸᎢUSANounNotSelectedMassThe process of reconciling the differences between data stored in one location and a copy of the same data stored in another location.data synchronizationNounMassᎢᏧᎳᎭ ᏱᏗᎬᏁᎸᎢUSANounNotSelectedMassThe process of recording actions that take place on a computer, network, or system.loggingNounMassᏄᏛᏁᎸᏅ ᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedMassA connection between an element in a hypertext document, such as a word, phrase, symbol, or image, and a different element in the document or in another location, a webpage, file, or script.live linkNounSingularᏚᏮᏓᏕᏫᏒUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA connection between an element in a hypertext document, such as a word, phrase, symbol, or image, and a different element in the document or in another location, a webpage, file, or script.hyperlinkNounSingularᏚᏮᏓᏕᏫᏒUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA connection between an element in a hypertext document, such as a word, phrase, symbol, or image, and a different element in the document or in another location, a webpage, file, or script.linkNounSingularᏚᏮᏓᏕᏫᏒUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA table, chart, graphic, equation, or other form of information.objectNounSingularᎪᎱᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA part of a form, report, or data access page such as a header, footer, or detail section.sectionNounSingularᎤᏓᎯᏢᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA display format, like that of Windows, that represents a program's functions with graphic images such as buttons and icons. GUIs enable a user to perform operations and make choices by pointing and clicking with a mouse.graphical user interfaceNounSingularGUIUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA display format, like that of Windows, that represents a program's functions with graphic images such as buttons and icons. GUIs enable a user to perform operations and make choices by pointing and clicking with a mouse.GUINounSingularGUIUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA display format, like that of Windows, that represents a program's functions with graphic images such as buttons and icons. GUIs enable a user to perform operations and make choices by pointing and clicking with a mouse.visual interfaceNounSingularGUIUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe portion of the email address that appears to the left of the @ symbol.aliasNounSingularᏐᎢ ᏚᏙᎥUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe portion of the email address that appears to the left of the @ symbol.mail nicknameNounSingularᏐᎢ ᏚᏙᎥUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe portion of the email address that appears to the left of the @ symbol.e-mail aliasNounSingularᏐᎢ ᏚᏙᎥUSANounNotSelectedSingularOne or more ranges of cells that you designate to print when you don't want to print the entire worksheet. If a worksheet includes a print area, only the print area is printed.print areaNounSingularᎦᎴᏴᏙᏗ ᎢᎬᎾᏕUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo make a change to existing content such as a file, document, or post.editVerbNotSelectedᎦᏁᏟᏴᏓ ᎰᏪᎸᎦUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedHow a program's action is determined if the user does not make a choice or supply a required value.by defaultAdverbSingularᎠᏓᏁᏟᏴᏍᏗᏍᎩ ᎨᏒ ᎢᏳᏍᏗUSAAdverbNotSelectedSingularA new type of ScreenTip that is larger and can contain more detailed information, including graphics.Enhanced ScreenTipNounSingularᎠᏰᏙᎳᏛᎢ ᎠᏓᏍᏕᎵᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA new type of ScreenTip that is larger and can contain more detailed information, including graphics.ScreenTipNounSingularᎠᏰᏙᎳᏛᎢ ᎠᏓᏍᏕᎵᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedOf, pertaining to, or characterized by non-capital letters.lowercaseAdjectiveNotSelectedᏧᏍᏗ ᏗᎪᏪᎵUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedA note or annotation that an author or reviewer adds to a document.commentNounSingularᏍᏆᎳ ᎪᏪᎵUSANounNotSelectedSingularInformation, such as name, phone number, email address, or address, that is used to contact someone.contact infoNounMassᏗᏟᏃᎮᏙᏗ ᎧᏃᎮᏓUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedInformation, such as name, phone number, email address, or address, that is used to contact someone.contact infoNounMassᏗᏟᏃᎮᏙᏗ ᎧᏃᎮᏢᏅᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedInformation, such as name, phone number, email address, or address, that is used to contact someone.contact informationNounMassᏗᏟᏃᎮᏙᏗ ᎧᏃᎮᏓUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedInformation, such as name, phone number, email address, or address, that is used to contact someone.contact informationNounMassᏗᏟᏃᎮᏙᏗ ᎧᏃᎮᏢᏅᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedOf, pertaining to, or characteristic of an action or operation that takes place based on whether or not a certain condition is true.conditionalAdjectiveNotSelectedᎢᏳᏃUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedThe permission setting that permits a person or domain to add the user to contact lists, see the user's status, or send instant messages to the user.AllowProperNounNotSelectedᎠᏓᎵᏍᎪᎸᏓᏁᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe person in charge of managing a computer. The administrator is responsible for installing software, assigning passwords, and managing files.adminNounSingularᎤᎦᏎᏍᏗᏕᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe person in charge of managing a computer. The administrator is responsible for installing software, assigning passwords, and managing files.computer administratorNounSingularᎤᎦᏎᏍᏗᏕᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe person in charge of managing a computer. The administrator is responsible for installing software, assigning passwords, and managing files.administratorNounSingularᎤᎦᏎᏍᏗᏕᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe stylistic attributes of a font — such as bold, italic, and underline.font styleNounSingularᏄᏍᏛ ᎠᏙᏪᎵᏍᎩ ᏄᏍᏛ ᎪᏪᎸUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe set of rules on a computer and a portable device that allow digital media files and other information to be synchronized.partnershipNounSingularᏗᎵᎪᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe primary access protocol for Active Directory. LDAP is an industry-standard protocol, established by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF), that allows users to query and update information in a directory service. Active Directory supports both LDAP version 2 and LDAP version 3.LDAPNounSingularLDAPUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe primary access protocol for Active Directory. LDAP is an industry-standard protocol, established by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF), that allows users to query and update information in a directory service. Active Directory supports both LDAP version 2 and LDAP version 3.Lightweight Directory Access ProtocolNounSingularLDAPUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA feature in Windows that allows users to access and manage printers, multi-function printers, digital cameras and scanners.Printing and Imaging DevicesNounPluralᏘᎦᎴᏴᏗᏍᎩ ᎠᎴ ᎠᏓᏴᎳᏛᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedPluralTo prevent another user from initiating a conversation and from viewing your presence or other information, such as your personal information.blockVerbNotSelectedᎦᏐᎾᎸᏗᏍᏗᎢUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA list in which each item or block of text is preceded by a bullet.bulleted listNounSingularᎦᏂ ᏕᎦᏅᏅᏛUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe temporary storage place on Windows where deleted files are transferred and remain until manually emptied and files are permanently deleted, which allows users to retrieve files until that point.Recycle BinProperNounSingularᎥᎦᏔᏅᏙᏗ ᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏙᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA field size or data type that can hold positive integer numbers ranging from 0 to 255.byteNounSingularbyteUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn application that runs on a Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) managed device. The agent application is the object of management activities. A computer running SNMP agent software is also sometimes referred to as an agent.agentNounSingularᎤᎦᏛᏂᏗᏙUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn optical storage medium for digital data.optical discNounSingularCDUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn optical storage medium for digital data.CDNounSingularCDUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn optical storage medium for digital data.compact discNounSingularCDUSANounNotSelectedSingularA personal or work-related project, assignment, or errand to be tracked through to completion.to-do itemNounSingularᏯᏛᏁᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA personal or work-related project, assignment, or errand to be tracked through to completion.to-doNounSingularᏯᏛᏁᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA personal or work-related project, assignment, or errand to be tracked through to completion.taskNounSingularᏯᏛᏁᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA secondary window that allows users to perform a command, asks users a question, or provides users with information or progress feedback.dialog boxNounSingularᏗᏟᏃᎮᏗ ᎧᏁᏌᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA rectangular area on a computer screen in which programs and content appear.windowNounSingularᏦᎳᏂUSANounNotSelectedSingularA network status that indicates a client is not connected to a server.offlineAdjectiveNotSelectedᏂᎫᏓᎸᎾUSAAdverbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo retrieve a writable copy of a file or project from a source repository. This locks the file for editing to prevent others from overwriting or editing it inadvertently.check outVerbNotSelectedᏥᏁᏏᎦUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedAdd-in software that provides partially localized user interfaces for particular computer programs in languages not supported by localized versions of those programs.Language Interface PackProperNounSingularᎦᏬᏂᎯᏍᏗ ᏧᎾᏓᎦᏙᏍᏗ ᎦᏇᏅᎯUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularAdd-in software that provides partially localized user interfaces for particular computer programs in languages not supported by localized versions of those programs.Language Interface PackProperNounSingularLIPUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularAdd-in software that provides partially localized user interfaces for particular computer programs in languages not supported by localized versions of those programs.LIPProperNounSingularᎦᏬᏂᎯᏍᏗ ᏧᎾᏓᎦᏙᏍᏗ ᎦᏇᏅᎯUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularAdd-in software that provides partially localized user interfaces for particular computer programs in languages not supported by localized versions of those programs.LIPProperNounSingularLIPUSAProperNounNotSelectedSingularA minimum hardware configuration of a computer (typically relates to CPU speed and type, size of RAM, free space on hard disk, and presence of other devices such as sound card, CD-ROM, etc.) needed to run a software program on it.system requirementsNounPluralᏄᏍᏗᏓᏅᎢ ᎠᏎᎢ ᎢᏳᎵᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedPluralA minimum hardware configuration of a computer (typically relates to CPU speed and type, size of RAM, free space on hard disk, and presence of other devices such as sound card, CD-ROM, etc.) needed to run a software program on it.minimum system requirementsNounPluralᏄᏍᏗᏓᏅᎢ ᎠᏎᎢ ᎢᏳᎵᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedPluralA number that is not a whole number, such as ½ (vulgar fraction) or 0.5 (decimal fraction), formed by dividing one quantity into another.fractionNounSingularᎢᎦᏓᏊUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA file containing digitized audio, such as voice or music.audioNounSingularᎤᏃᏴᎩ ᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA file containing digitized audio, such as voice or music.audioNounSingularᎤᏃᏴᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA file containing digitized audio, such as voice or music.audio fileNounSingularᎤᏃᏴᎩ ᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA file containing digitized audio, such as voice or music.audio fileNounSingularᎤᏃᏴᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA binary number that uniquely identifies a host (computer) connected to the Internet to other Internet hosts, for the purposes of communication through the transfer of packets.IP addressNounSingularIP ᎪᏪᎵ ᏫᏗᎦᏅᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA binary number that uniquely identifies a host (computer) connected to the Internet to other Internet hosts, for the purposes of communication through the transfer of packets.Internet Protocol addressNounSingularIP ᎪᏪᎵ ᏫᏗᎦᏅᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe command interpreter that is used to pass commands to the operating system.shellNounSingularᎤᏯᏍᎦUSANounNotSelectedSingularA device on which images generated by the computer's video adapter are displayed.monitorNounSingularᎠᏓᏴᎵᏛᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA group of one or more COM objects in a process. A COM object lives in exactly one apartment, in the sense that its methods can legally be directly called only by a thread that belongs to that apartment. Any other thread that wants to call the object must go through a proxy.apartmentNounSingularᏕᎧᏅᏑᎸUSANounNotSelectedSingularA data type that stores a signed, exact numeric value described as the number of digits appearing before and after the decimal point, with a maximum of 29 total digits. All possible digits cannot be represented if you are using the maximum number of digits.DecimalNounNotSelectedᏕᏏᎹᎵUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe process of rewriting parts of a file to contiguous sectors on a hard disk to increase the speed of access and retrieval.defragmentationNounMassᎪᏢᎯᏌᏅUSANounNotSelectedMassA small piece of code that can be transported over the Internet and executed on the recipient's machine. The term is especially used to refer to such programs as they are embedded in line as objects in HTML documents on the World Wide Web.appletNounSingularappletUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe condition of a field, record, recordset, or database that makes it read-only to all users except the user currently modifying it.lockedAdjectiveNotSelectedᏍᏓᏯ ᎠᏍᏚᎭUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedInformation such as audio, video, images, or text that is contained in a digital media file or stream.contentNounMassᎦᎸᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedMassA message placed in a mass medium (and usually paid for by the advertiser) to persuade targeted customers or prospects.advertisementNounSingularᏕᎦᏃᏣᏢᏍᎬᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe basic element that holds information in Outlook (similar to a file in other programs). Items include email messages, appointments, contacts, tasks, journal entries, notes, posted items, and documents.itemNounSingularᏑᏓᎴᎩ ᎪᏪᎸUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe basic element that holds information in Outlook (similar to a file in other programs). Items include email messages, appointments, contacts, tasks, journal entries, notes, posted items, and documents.Outlook itemNounSingularᏑᏓᎴᎩ ᎪᏪᎸUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe structure or organization of data in a file.formatNounSingularᏱᎬᏁᎸᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe structure or organization of data in a file.formatNounSingularᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏙᏗ ᏱᎬᏁᏗᏱUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe structure or organization of data in a file.file formatNounSingularᏱᎬᏁᎸᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe structure or organization of data in a file.file formatNounSingularᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏙᏗ ᏱᎬᏁᏗᏱUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn organization with more than 1000 employees and more than 500 personal computers.LORGNounSingularᎤᏔᎾ ᏧᏂᎸᏫᏍᏓᏁᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn organization with more than 1000 employees and more than 500 personal computers.large organizationNounSingularᎤᏔᎾ ᏧᏂᎸᏫᏍᏓᏁᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularAn organization with more than 1000 employees and more than 500 personal computers.enterpriseNounSingularᎤᏔᎾ ᏧᏂᎸᏫᏍᏓᏁᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA font display technology that dramatically improves font display resolution so that letters on the computer screen appear smooth, not jagged. ClearType dramatically improves the readability of text on color LCD monitors with a digital interface, such as those found in laptops and high-quality flat-panel desktop displays.ClearTypeProperNounOtherClearTypeUSAProperNounNotSelectedOtherA process for removing redundant data from a digital media file or stream to reduce its size or the bandwidth used.data compactionNounSingularᎤᏍᏗ ᏱᎬᏁᏗUSANounNotSelectedMassA process for removing redundant data from a digital media file or stream to reduce its size or the bandwidth used.compressionNounMassᎤᏍᏗ ᏱᎬᏁᏗUSANounNotSelectedMassA precompiled collection of SQL statements and optional control-of-flow statements stored under a name and processed as a unit. They are stored in an SQL database and can be run with one call from an application.stored procedureNounSingularᎠᏍᏆᏂᎪᏗ ᎠᎯᎸᏍᏗᏱUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA set of software functionality designed to solve a specific problem or to provide a new functionality to the user.featureNounSingularᎠᎦᏎᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularFiles that are used to help detect harmful or unwanted software and to prevent it from installing or running on your computer.definitionsNounPluralᎠᏓᏍᏆᏂᎪᏗᏍᎩ ᎧᏃᎮᏢᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA user interface element that provides users with a quick and easy way to navigate across a large group of opened Web pages by providing the user with a visual representation of all of the opened thumbnails. Through this visualization, the user can easily spot and select a desired thumbnail.Quick TabsProperNounPluralᎤᏟᏍᏓ ᏗᎦᏛᏗUSANounNotSelectedPluralThe speed at which binary digits are transmitted.bit rateNounSingularbit ᏄᏟᏍᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe speed at which binary digits are transmitted.bitrateNounSingularbit ᏄᏟᏍᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo change a program in order to be able to run it on a different platform.portVerbNotSelectedᎫᏓᎸᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA feature that allows you to set up your computer so that when you insert a device or media, it will play automatically and you won't have to select your preferences every time.AutoPlayProperNounSingularᎤᏩᏌ ᏗᏁᎶᎲᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularPersonal configurations of a program or operating system.personal settingsNounPluralᎠᏏᏴᏫ ᏕᎦᎧᎲᎢUSANounNotSelectedPluralA text file containing code to apply semantics such as page layout specifications to published content.style sheetNounSingularᏄᏍᏛ ᎪᏪᎸ ᎪᏪᎶᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA serial communications port used to connect a device, such as a modem, printer, or mobile device, to a computer.comm portNounMassᏗᏎᏍᏗ ᏓᏠᎯᏍᏛUSANounNotSelectedSingularA serial communications port used to connect a device, such as a modem, printer, or mobile device, to a computer.COM portNounSingularᏗᏎᏍᏗ ᏓᏠᎯᏍᏛUSANounNotSelectedSingularA serial communications port used to connect a device, such as a modem, printer, or mobile device, to a computer.communications portNounSingularᏗᏎᏍᏗ ᏓᏠᎯᏍᏛUSANounNotSelectedSingularA serial communications port used to connect a device, such as a modem, printer, or mobile device, to a computer.serial portNounSingularᏗᏎᏍᏗ ᏓᏠᎯᏍᏛUSANounNotSelectedSingularA database object that stores data in records (rows) and fields (columns). The data is usually about a particular category of things, such as employees or orders.tableNounSingularᏧᏜᏅᎢᏓUSANounNotSelectedSingularA distinctive symbol that identifies a person, business, or organization.logoNounSingularᎪᎵᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA type of CD on which files can be copied, erased, and replaced.compact disc-rewritableNounSingularCD-RWUSANounNotSelectedSingularA type of CD on which files can be copied, erased, and replaced.CD-RWNounSingularCD-RWUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe legal agreement between Microsoft and the user, with regard to the terms of use and transfer of software.Microsoft Software License TermsProperNounPluralMicrosoft ᏩᏂᎨ ᎦᎾᏗᏅᏗ ᎠᏓᎵᏍᎪᎸᏓᏁᎯ ᎢᏯᏛᏁᎵᏓᏍᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedPluralFor local area networks (LANs), a device that is connected to the network and is capable of communicating with other network devices.nodeNounSingularᏃᏗUSANounNotSelectedSingularA function of some Web browsers that allows users to surf and view multiple pages by loading Web sites into sections (or tabs) of one page, rather than multiple pages.tabbed browsingNounMassᎦᏛᏗ ᎠᏱᏍᏗUSANounNotSelectedMassOf or pertaining to documents, data, software, or hardware that existed prior to a certain time.legacyAdjectiveNotSelectedᏄᏛᏁᎵᏙᎸ ᎠᏰᎸᎯUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedA rectangular array of pixels applied to a visual object.textureNounSingularᏄᏍᏛ ᎠᏒᏂᏍᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAny ink that you add to a file that is not recognized as handwriting.drawingNounSingularᎠᏍᏓᏅᎿᏂᏙᎸUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe structure or appearance of a unit of data, such as a field, or text in a message body.data formatNounSingularᏱᎬᏁᎸᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe structure or appearance of a unit of data, such as a field, or text in a message body.formatNounSingularᏱᎬᏁᎸᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularA natural number, zero, or the negative of a natural number.integerNounSingularintegerUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo transfer a copy of a file from a local computer to a remote computer by means of a modem or network.uploadVerbNotSelectedᏫᏢᎦUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedAn agreement between a service provider and a customer that specifies the amount and type of service the provider will deliver.service agreementNounSingularᎠᏓᏍᏕᎸᎡᏗ ᏗᏓᏁᏤᎸᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo translate all the source code of a program from a high-level language into object code prior to execution of the program.buildVerbNotSelectedᎪᏢᏍᎩUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo translate all the source code of a program from a high-level language into object code prior to execution of the program.compileVerbNotSelectedᎪᏢᏍᎩUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedFor a computer system, to be in an inactive state, but not shut off. When the computer is switched back on, the desktop is restored exactly as it was.hibernateVerbNotSelectedᎦᏢᏗᎢUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA field you can create. A custom field can be a blank, combination, or formula field.custom fieldNounSingularᏄᏍᏛᎢᏯᏛᏁᏗᎢ ᏠᎨᏏUSANounNotSelectedSingularTo start or reset a computer by turning the power on, by pressing a reset button on the computer case, or by issuing a software command to restart.startVerbNotSelectedᎭᏂᎩᏍᏓUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedDialog from film or video displayed on the screen (usually at the bottom) and typically used to provide translation from a foreign language.subtitleNounSingularᎡᎳᏗᏢ ᎪᏪᎸUSANounNotSelectedSingularA protocol that establishes the security association and shared keys necessary for computers to communicate by using Internet Protocol security (IPsec).Internet Key ExchangeProperNounSingularIKEUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA protocol that establishes the security association and shared keys necessary for computers to communicate by using Internet Protocol security (IPsec).IKENounSingularIKEUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo prevent the writing (recording) of information, usually on a disk.write-protectVerbNotSelectedᎪᏪᎶᏗ-ᎠᏓᎦᏎᏍᏙᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA filter effect in Windows Movie Maker.GrayscaleProperNounSingularᎬᎿᎨ ᎬᎿᎨ-ᎤᏍᎪᎸ ᏫᎦᎷᎩUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA graphic element on a drawing that is associated with data.data graphicNounSingularᎦᏟᏌᏅᎯ ᏓᏟᎶᏍᏗᏓᏅUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedTo display the subentries contained within a folder or outline view.expandVerbNotSelectedᏗᏓᏁᏍᏙᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedTo close software, such as a program or application.exitVerbNotSelectedᎦᏅᎪᎢᏍᏗUSAVerbNotSelectedNotSelectedA title animation in Windows Movie Maker.TypewriterProperNounSingularᏗᏐᏅᏍᏙᏗᏱUSANounNotSelectedSingularA collection of masters associated with a particular Visio drawing type, or template. By default, stencils that open with a template are docked on the left side of the drawing window.stencilNounSingularᎠᏍᏓᏩᏛᏍᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe feature in Internet Explorer that remembers the information you have typed into the Address bar, web forms, or password fields, and which automatically fills in that information if you start to type the same thing again later.AutoCompleteProperNounNotSelectedᎤᏩᏌ ᎤᏍᏆᏛUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA pre-released version of a product that is sent to customers and partners for evaluation and feedback.technical previewNounSingularᎤᏦᏍᏗ ᏂᎬᎿᏅ ᎠᏓᎪᏩᏛᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA pre-released version of a product that is sent to customers and partners for evaluation and feedback.beta productNounNotSelectedᎤᏦᏍᏗ ᏂᎬᎿᏅ ᎠᏓᎪᏩᏛᏗᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA title animation in Windows Movie Maker.SubtitleProperNounSingularᎡᎳᏗᏢ ᎪᏪᎸUSANounNotSelectedSingularA directory or folder made available to users over the network.file shareNounSingularᎠᏯᏙᏍᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA directory or folder made available to users over the network.shareNounSingularᎠᏯᏙᏍᏗᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularThe process of confirming that data passing into the system is correct and complies with predefined rules, definitions, or parameters.validationNounMassᎤᏙᎯᏳᏒᎢUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAny fixed or removable objects that store computer data. Examples include hard disks, floppy disks, tapes, and compact discs.mediaNounPluralᎦᎶᏙᏗUSANounNotSelectedPluralIn the printing and display of characters on the screen, an imaginary horizontal line with which the base of each character, excluding descenders, is aligned.base lineNounSingularᎭᏫᏂ ᏗᏜ ᎠᏍᏓᏅᏅUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedIn the printing and display of characters on the screen, an imaginary horizontal line with which the base of each character, excluding descenders, is aligned.baselineNounSingularᎭᏫᏂ ᏗᏜ ᎠᏍᏓᏅᏅUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA group of devices that communicate either wirelessly or via a physical connection.networkNounSingularᏧᎾᏚᏓᎵUSANounNotSelectedSingularA system of programs and workstations used in designing engineering, architectural, and scientific models ranging from simple tools to buildings, aircraft, integrated circuits, and molecules.CADNounSingularCADUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA system of programs and workstations used in designing engineering, architectural, and scientific models ranging from simple tools to buildings, aircraft, integrated circuits, and molecules.computer-aided designNounSingularCADUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedAn item on the Control Panel.Solutions to ProblemsNounPluralᎣᏍᏓ ᏱᏗᎬᏁᏗ ᏚᏲᏨᎢUSANounNotSelectedPluralThe key arrangement used for a particular keyboard, including such factors as the number of keys (101 is the current standard) and the configuration of the keys (QWERTY is the United States standard). Some proprietary systems use different layouts, and many allow you to map the keys to characters according to your preferences.keyboard layoutNounSingularᏗᏐᏅᏍᏙᏗ ᏱᎬᏂUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedA profile that contains the data needed for translating the values of a color gamut. This data includes information about color, hue, saturation, and brightness.color profileNounSingularᎠᏑᏫᏓ ᏄᏍᏗᏓᏅᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA set of members in a dimension hierarchy such that all members of the set are at the same distance from the root of the hierarchy. For example, a time hierarchy may contain the levels Year, Month, and Day.dimension levelNounSingularᎤᏩᎾᏕᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularA set of members in a dimension hierarchy such that all members of the set are at the same distance from the root of the hierarchy. For example, a time hierarchy may contain the levels Year, Month, and Day.levelNounSingularᎤᏩᎾᏕᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularOne or more identifying lines printed at the top of a page. A header may contain a page number, a date, the author's name, and the document title, the name of chapter.running headNounSingularᎦᎸᎳᏗ ᎪᏪᎵUSANounNotSelectedSingularOne or more identifying lines printed at the top of a page. A header may contain a page number, a date, the author's name, and the document title, the name of chapter.running headNounSingularᎤᎦᏅᏓᏛᎢ ᎦᎸᎳᏗ ᎪᏪᎵUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedOne or more identifying lines printed at the top of a page. A header may contain a page number, a date, the author's name, and the document title, the name of chapter.page headerNounSingularᎦᎸᎳᏗ ᎪᏪᎵUSANounNotSelectedSingularOne or more identifying lines printed at the top of a page. A header may contain a page number, a date, the author's name, and the document title, the name of chapter.page headerNounSingularᎤᎦᏅᏓᏛᎢ ᎦᎸᎳᏗ ᎪᏪᎵUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedOne or more identifying lines printed at the top of a page. A header may contain a page number, a date, the author's name, and the document title, the name of chapter.headerNounSingularᎦᎸᎳᏗ ᎪᏪᎵUSANounNotSelectedSingularOne or more identifying lines printed at the top of a page. A header may contain a page number, a date, the author's name, and the document title, the name of chapter.headerNounSingularᎤᎦᏅᏓᏛᎢ ᎦᎸᎳᏗ ᎪᏪᎵUSANounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe UI element that initiates the process of seeking a particular file or specific data. A search is carried out by a program through comparison or calculation to determine whether a match to some pattern exists or whether some other criteria have been met.SearchProperNounNotSelectedᎠᏱᏍᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedThe UI element that initiates the process of seeking a particular file or specific data. A search is carried out by a program through comparison or calculation to determine whether a match to some pattern exists or whether some other criteria have been met.Look UpProperNounNotSelectedᎠᏱᏍᏗUSAProperNounNotSelectedNotSelectedA person who is allowed to view and read content.readerNounSingularᏗᎪᎵᏰᏍᎩUSANounNotSelectedSingularDisplacement of the left or right edge of a block of text in relation to the margin or to other blocks of text.indentationNounSingularᎦᏅᏪᎢᏍᏔᏅᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularDisplacement of the left or right edge of a block of text in relation to the margin or to other blocks of text.indentationNounSingularᎤᏅᏪᎥᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularDisplacement of the left or right edge of a block of text in relation to the margin or to other blocks of text.indentNounSingularᎦᏅᏪᎢᏍᏔᏅᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularDisplacement of the left or right edge of a block of text in relation to the margin or to other blocks of text.indentNounSingularᎤᏅᏪᎥᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA user-defined shortcut to the most commonly used forms, reports, websites, etc.bookmarkNounNotSelectedᏩᎩᎸᏉᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularA user-defined shortcut to the most commonly used forms, reports, websites, etc.favoriteNounSingularᏩᎩᎸᏉᏛᎢUSANounNotSelectedSingularPertaining to the delivery of information that combines different content formats, such as video, audio, still images, graphics, animation, and text.multimediaAdjectiveNotSelectedᎢᎸᏍᎩ ᎧᏃᎮᎸᏍᎩUSAAdjectiveNotSelectedNotSelectedA feature in email programs that allows a user to send a copy of an email message to a recipient without notifying other recipients that this was done.bccNounSingularᏗᎨᏫ ᏗᏟᎶᏍᏔᏅᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularA feature in email programs that allows a user to send a copy of an email message to a recipient without notifying other recipients that this was done.blind carbon copyNounSingularᏗᎨᏫ ᏗᏟᎶᏍᏔᏅᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingularA feature in email programs that allows a user to send a copy of an email message to a recipient without notifying other recipients that this was done.blind courtesy copyNounNotSelectedᏗᎨᏫ ᏗᏟᎶᏍᏔᏅᎯUSANounNotSelectedSingular \ No newline at end of file