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File extension name for Windows sound files. .WAV files can reach 5 Megabytes for one minute of audio.
- Browse Related Terms: Directory, Filename, Folder, Full Path, Page File/Paging File, Relative Path, Root Directory, Swap File, WAV
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A collection of Uniform Resource Indicators (URIs, including URLs (Uniform Resource Locators)) in the control of one administrative entity. May include different types of URIs (i.e., file transfer protocol sites, telnet sites, as well as World Wide Web sites).
A collection of Uniform Resource Indicators (URIs, including URLs (Uniform Resource Locators)) in the control of one administrative entity. May include different types of URIs (i.e., file transfer protocol sites, telnet sites, as well as World Wide Web sites).
- Browse Related Terms: Address, Email address, FTP (File Transfer Protocol), Internet, Internet Assigned Numbers Authority, IPX/SPX, Packet, SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol), Spoofing, TCP/IP, Transmission Control Protocol / Internet Protocol (TCP/IP), URI (Uniform Resource Indicator), Web site
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Microsoft e-mail program included in Windows Vista as a successor to Outlook Express.
- Browse Related Terms: Application, Data Streams, Merge, Objects, OLE, Outlook Express, Scroll Bar, Software Application, Status Bar, Windows Mail
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Microsoft Windows-based computer operating systems utilize a special file as a "scratch pad" to write data when additional random access memory is needed, called Windows Swap Files or Windows Page Files. Windows Swap and Page Files are potentially very large and most computer users are unaware of their existence and the potential exists for these huge files to contain remnants of word processing, email messages, Internet browsing activity, database entries, and almost any other work that may have occurred
- Browse Related Terms: BBS (Bulletin Board System), compression, database, Electronic Mail/Email, ESI Audio Systems, ESI Communication Systems, ESI Data Retention Archival Systems, ESI Email Systems, ESI IM Systems, Instant Messaging (IM), Raw Relational Database, Repository for Electronic Records, SHA-1, Thread, UMS, Windows Swap (Page) File
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Slang term for deliberately overwriting a piece of media and removing any trace of files or files fragments.
- Browse Related Terms: Archival Data, Backup Data, Backup Tape, Backup Tapes, Burn, CD-R (Compact Disc Recordable), Disaster Recovery Tape, Hierarchical Storage Management (HSM), Mount/Mounting, Off-Line Storage, Restore, Wipe
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A simple manual process by which documents can be moved around a multi-user review system on an as-needed basis.
- Browse Related Terms: Basic De-duplication, Cull (verb), e-Discovery Amendments or Electronic Discovery Amendments, Electronic Search, Make-Available Production, On-Line Review, Review, sampling, Toggle, Workflow, Ad Hoc, Workflow, Rule-Based
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A programmed series of automated steps that route documents to various users on a multi-user review system.
- Browse Related Terms: Basic De-duplication, Cull (verb), e-Discovery Amendments or Electronic Discovery Amendments, Electronic Search, Make-Available Production, On-Line Review, Review, sampling, Toggle, Workflow, Ad Hoc, Workflow, Rule-Based
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A group of computer users connected to share individual talents and resources as well as computer hardware and software often to accomplish a team goal.
- Browse Related Terms: Bandwidth, Bus, Centronics Interface, Chat, hub, Network, Node, Offline, online, Online/On-Line, PCI, Private Network, remote access, router, Sandbox, Stand Alone Computer, T1, T3, topology, Video Scanner Interface, Virtual Private Network, VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol), VPN (Virtual Private Network), workgroup
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The WWW is made up of all of the computers on the Internet which use HTML-capable software (Netscape, Explorer, etc.) to exchange data. Data exchange on the WWW is characterized by easy-to-use graphical interfaces, hypertext links, images, and sound. Today the WWW has become synonymous with the Internet, although technically it is really just one component.
The WWW is made up of all of the computers on the Internet which use HTML-capable software (Netscape, Explorer, etc.) to exchange data. Data exchange on the WWW is characterized by easy-to-use graphical interfaces, hypertext links, images, and sound. Today the WWW has become synonymous with the Internet, although technically it is really just one component.
- Browse Related Terms: browser, Mosaic, URL (Uniform Resource Locators), World Wide Web, WWW
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Write Once Read Many Discs. A popular archival storage media during the 1980s. Acknowledged as the first optical discs, they are primarily used to store archives of data that cannot be altered. WORM discs are created by standalone PCs and cannot be used on the network, unlike CDROM discs.
- Browse Related Terms: ESDI (Enhanced Small Device Interface), IDE (Integrated Drive Electronics), Latency, Optical Jukebox, Paper Discovery, SCSI (Small Computer System Interface), Splatter, WORM (Write Once Read Many), WORM Discs
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Data storage devices (e.g. CD-ROMs) where the space on the discs can only be written once. The data is permanently stored. This is often todays primary media for archival information. Common disc sizes run from 5.25 (1.3 gigabytes) to 12 (8 to 10 gigabytes) capacities. There is also a 14 disc (13 to 15 gigabytes), only manufactured by Kodaks optical storage group. WORMs can also be configured into jukeboxes. There are various technologies. The expected viable lifetime of a WORM is at least 50 years.
- Browse Related Terms: ESDI (Enhanced Small Device Interface), IDE (Integrated Drive Electronics), Latency, Optical Jukebox, Paper Discovery, SCSI (Small Computer System Interface), Splatter, WORM (Write Once Read Many), WORM Discs
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World Wide Web. The WWW is made up of all of the computers on the Internet which use HTML-capable software (Netscape, Explorer, etc.) to exchange data. Data exchange on the WWW is characterized by easy-to-use graphical interfaces, hypertext links, images, and sound. Today the WWW has become synonymous with the Internet, although technically it is really just one component.
- Browse Related Terms: browser, Mosaic, URL (Uniform Resource Locators), World Wide Web, WWW
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What You See Is What You Get Display and software technology which shows on the computer screen exactly what will print. Often requires a large, high-density monitor.
- Browse Related Terms: Dot Pitch, Drag-and-Drop, Interlaced, Picture Element, Portrait Mode, Refresh Rate, VDT (Video Display Terminal), WYSIWYG
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