The fifth edition of the award-winning MICROSOFT COMPUTER DICTIONARY now features more than 10,000 entries! It's been fully updated and expanded to cover the latest technologies and terminology you will encounter at work or home-from encryption to XML, Linux to Microsoft .NET, Tablet PCs to digital
Microsoft® Computer Dictionary
✍ Scribed by Joanne Woodcock
- Book ID
- 127440077
- Publisher
- Microsoft Press
- Year
- 1999
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 2 MB
- Edition
- 4th
- Category
- Library
- ISBN-13
- 9780735606159
- ASIN
- B0010KAIWO
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✦ Synopsis
Computers - and the community of people that surrounds them - do an excellent job of generating jargon. They've created a world of RJ-11 jacks, Lempel Ziv compression, TACACS protocols, and data forks. Microsoft Computer Dictionary, Fourth Edition, explains all these terms and thousands more. It's a sort of miniencyclopedia of computing topics.The dictionary focuses on providing beginning and intermediate computer users with a solid grounding in terms, technologies, and concepts related to productivity software, databases, and networks. Communications technologies - such as those related to mobile phones - get attention too. This latest edition of the dictionary includes a selection of terms related to the Year 2000 bug, though these terms are inexplicably isolated in a special appendix.The Microsoft Computer Dictionary generally treats non-Microsoft technologies evenhandedly - the entries related to Sun Microsystems' Java language might even be construed as boosterish. However, a Microsoft slant sometimes appears, as in the coverage of palm-size PCs. There's no mention of 3Com's topselling Palm computers or its operating systems, though Windows CE is mentioned.
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