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`PUBLISHED BY
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`Microsoft Press
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`A Division of Microsoft Corporation
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`Copyright © 1997 by Microsoft Corporation
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`Microsoft Press Computer Dictionary. -- 3rd ed.
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`ISBN 1-5723l—446—X
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`1. Computers--Dictionaries.
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`nology. See also Cl)~ROi\l. compact disc.
`CD-ROM Extended Architecture \(I‘l.)-tom‘ el<s—
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`CD recorder \C-1)’ i'a—l<6i“clai‘\
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`CD-R machine \C‘lf)-R’ um-shen‘\
`recorder.
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`for compact disc reztcl-only n1et1i<>i‘y, A forin of
`storage ch:tt‘;tcteri7.ed by high C:lp{t(‘ll’}’ (roughly
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`til‘ ~;toi'it‘ig.>, up to (Fit) l‘t1L'}.i(llt\'lL'S ol’ Ll:-ill). See [I/X0
`‘xttlllllitijl. kll‘\\.t tltht
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`I]. See Cl) recorder.
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`CD-ROM File System \C‘D-tom‘ til’ sfstam, CD-
`R—O—i\-'l‘\ H. See CDFS (definition l).
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`jtY)k‘l>(>l<s. C‘I')-R-
`CD-ROM jukebox \C‘D-tom‘
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`II. A Cl_)—ROE\-1 player that can contain up to
`200 CD-l{O:\ils and is connected to :1 CD—RO.\l drive
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`in :1 person;tl computer or \vorl<st:ttion. A user can
`request data from :my of the CD—ROi\-ls in the juke-
`box, and the clevice will locate and plzty the disk
`that C()t1[2llnS the. data.
`\\'/’ltile only one CD-ROM
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`can be plnyecl at :1 time. if multiple CD-ROM juke-
`hoxes are each connected to sepurztte C1)-ROM
`clrives that are d2tis_v-cliztined together to the com-
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`puter, more than one Ci')~RO.\-pl can he used at :1
`time. Sect:/soCD—ROM, Cl”)—l<OM drive, dztisy chztin.
`CD-ROM/XA \C‘l)—r<')tn‘X-A",
`C‘I)‘R-O—i\‘l‘\
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`for CD~ROM Fxtended Architectttre. An
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`extended CI)-R(,,)l\'l form:tt developed by Philips,
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`Sony. and :\«lici‘osol't. Cl)-RO;\"l/XA is con.s'istent with
`the IS() 9(i()O (High Sierrzt) stztnclzird. with l‘ui‘tl‘ier
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`dzitzt. Seed/.s’o;tcl:iptlve difl'ei'enti;il pulse code mod-
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`CD-RW \C‘D-R-\V'\
`22. See compact
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`CDS \C‘ D-S'\
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`)1. See Circuit l.):tt:1 Sewices.
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`CDV \C‘D~\«"\ n. 1. Acronym for compressed dig-
`ital video. The coinmes.-sion of video iiiiztges for
`higli-speed ti';tnsi1iissit’>n. 2. Acronym for compact
`disc video. A 5-inch videodisc. Seer//so videodisc.
`CD Video \C—D‘ \‘id'E—t3\
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`censorship ‘xscn '53:‘-sl1ip‘\ n. The action of pre-
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`usuttlly delete highly COl1[t‘()\’Cl'Si21l ztnd obscene
`content or content that is on 21 different topic from
`that followed by the newsgroup. Online services
`have identil‘i:tl)le owners, who often tztke some
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`encompztsses both the processor and the com-
`puter’s memory or. even more broadly, the main
`computer console (as opposed to peripheral
`equipment").
`/lC‘I'()I1_)~'HI: CPU (’C‘l’-U’). See also
`micropt'ocessot'.
`Centronics parallel interface \sen—tron‘il<s p:”tr‘a-
`lei
`in’tar—f;'is\
`11. A de fztcto stztndztrd for pttrztllel
`data exchange pztths between computers and
`peripherztls, originally developed by the printer
`manuf:1cturer Centronics, Inc. The Centronics par-
`allel
`interface provides eight parallel dzttzt
`lines
`plus 2l(l(llti0n2tl lines for control and status infor-
`mation. See also pztrztllel intet‘f2tce.
`CERN \s'arn, C‘E—R-\"\ n. Acronym for Conseil
`Européen pour la Recherche Nucle’ztire (the Euro-
`pean Lzthorzttory for Pztrticle Physics). CIZRN,
`it
`physics reseztrclt center located in Geneva, Swit-
`zerlztnd, is where the origin:tl development of the
`World Wicle We!) took place by Tim Berners~Lee
`in 198‘) as 21 method to lztcilitztte communiczttion
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`among members of the scientific? community. See
`also NCSA (definition '1).
`CERN server \sarn’ sar‘var. C‘FZ-R—N'\ n. One of
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`the lirst Hypertext TI‘1tfiSl.(3i‘ l’rot.ocol (l‘l'I'l‘P) serv-
`ers, developed ztt CERN by Tim Berners-Lee. The
`CERN server is still
`in wide use and is free of
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`charge. .S‘eec/lso CERN, HTTP sewer (definition 1).
`CERT \sart_ Cli-R—'l”'\
`11. Acronym for Computer
`Emergency Response Teztm. An (.)I'§_’,21nl7.2lll()n thztt
`provides Lt
`round—tlte—clocl< security consultzttion
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`SC‘.t‘\’lC<3 for Internet users and provides ztdvisories
`whenever new virus programs ztnd other com-
`puter security [l11'e‘L‘l[S are discovered.
`certification \sar‘t;>—fa-l<{t'sl1an\
`II. 1. The act of
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`ztwztrcling :1 document to demonstrate :1 computer
`professionals competence in :1 pztrticulztr
`field.
`Some lt£1t‘(l\\’2tI‘C and soltw;tre suppliers, such as
`,\’Iicrosoft and Novell, offer cet‘til'iczttion in the use
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`of their products; other ()t'g;tUll/.;-lllutth’, such as the
`Instittttc- for Certificzttiort of Computer Profession-
`;tls (ICCP) and the (Iomputintz 'l'eclut<>lo_t;y lndus—
`try‘ Associzttion (LIoittp'I"l.:\).
`c>ttet' more general
`certiliczttion. 2. The act of :m’-arding A document to
`clentonstmte that :1 h:u‘d\\';tre or softwttre product
`meets some specificzttion. such as heing zthle to
`a\ts%l~;
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`zt user or
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`shztre of responsibility for \\-'h:tt re;tches their users‘
`computer screens. In some countries. censorsltip
`of certain political or culturztl Wei) sites is :1 mzttter
`of national policy.
`censorware \sen’s;>t'-wftr‘\
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`Software
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`that
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`imposes restrictions on wlittt Internet sites, news-
`groups, or files may he ztccessed by the user.
`center \sen'tar\ ul). To align chztrztcters around :1
`point
`located in the middle of :1
`line, page, or
`other defined area;
`in effect,
`to plztce text an
`equal distztnce from eetch tnztrgin or border. See
`also align (clefinition 1).
`])I‘ef/l.\‘ 1. One hundred.
`centi- \sen’ti—,
`sen’ta—\
`2. One hundredth, as in cezIll/Mela/=one hun-
`dredth of at meter.
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`centralized processing \sen‘tra-lizd pros’es-éng\
`II. The location <1)!“ computer processing facilities
`and operations" in 3 single (centt'ztli'/.ecl) place.
`Compare Llt‘C<;‘t‘t[t":lllZC(l processing, distributed
`processing.
`central office \sen‘tral of’is\
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`In cotn1nunic:t—
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`12.
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`tions. the switching center \\*l]t't"L,’ interconnections
`between customers’ communicutions
`lines are
`mztde.
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`central processing unit \sen‘tral pros 'cs—éng 307)‘-
`nit\
`12. The computzttionztl ztncl control unit ol’ 2!
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`the
`is
`computer. The central processing unit
`device that
`interprets and executes instructions.
`Mztinfrzunes and early minicomputers contained
`circuit boards full of integrztted circuits that ltT1])lC~
`mented the central processing unit. Single-*—chip
`centrztl processing units, cztlled micr(2proces5ozs,
`made possible personztl computers ztnd wot'l<st:t—
`tions.
`tixzttnples t')fsit1gle—cl1ip centrztl processing,
`units are the .\Iotorol:t
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`chips and the lntei t§t)8t), 8()t€(’i, 8t")28o, 8():i8(3, and
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`computer authentication. Often cei'tit'it-ation is
`used with Web sites.
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`.cf \dot‘C—F’\
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`II. On the intranet,
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`the major 5_',eo-
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`graphic domain specifying that an address
`located in the Central African Republic.
`.Cg \dot‘C-G’\
`II. On the Internet. the major geo-
`graphic domain specifying that an address is
`located in the Congo.
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`is
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`ll. Acronym for Color/Graphics
`CGA \C‘G-A’\
`Adapter. A video adapter board introduced by
`IBM in 1981. The CGA is capable of several char-
`acter and graphics modes,
`including, cltaracter
`modes of —’t() or 80 ltori'/..ontal characters (columns)
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`lines with 16 colors, and grapltics
`by 23 \‘ertical
`modes of ()7i() l1()t'i’/.(>ni.'tl pixels by 200 verticztl pix-
`els with 2 colors, or 520 hori:/.ontal pixels by 200
`vertical pixels with 41 colors. See also graphics
`adapter, video adapter.
`CGI \C‘(3—I'\
`21. 1. Acronyin for Common Gateway
`Interface. The specification that defines communi-
`cations between information servers
`(such as
`HTTP servers) and resources on the server's host
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`computer, such as databases and other programs.
`For example, when :t ttser submits at form tltrough
`a \\'/eb bro\\»'ser, the H'l'l'P server executes a pro-
`gram (often called a C61 script) and passes the
`users input information to that program via CGI.
`The program then returns
`information to the
`server‘ via (?(3l. Ilse of (I61 can make :1 Web pa§.r,e
`much more dynamic and add interacti\'it3' for the
`user. See also (151 script,
`ls-l’l'l‘P S(.‘l’\’(.‘I‘ (defini-
`tion 1). 2. See (Iompttter Graphics Interface.
`cgi-bin \C‘G-I’ bin\
`21. Short for Common Gate-
`way Interf2tce~bin:tries. A file directory that holds
`external applications to be executed by li'I'I'l’
`servers via CGI. See also CGI (definition 1).
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`for Common
`II. Short
`CGI script \()‘(“»—I' sl<ript\
`Gatexxay Ititteriace script. An external application
`that
`is executed by an HTTI-’ ser\'er machine in
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`\\"eb
`response to a reqttest l>_\‘ a client, such as '.t
`i>t’t>\\ sift
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`the (:(}l
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`tn\<>l~;etl
`when the ttscr clicks on some element
`in a \\7eb
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`p;t_<_{e, such as a linlt or an iinage. Clornmunicatitin
`between the (Z01 script and the sen er is carried‘
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`out \'l:t the ((11 specification. (I01 scripts can be
`‘:x't‘:{ict‘.
`tit
`tétitttjt
`;3t'<>;;t'.t:tt2tttt:;1 i.tt‘s_;,’t%.t;;1c‘s. zmltttl
`ing C. C++. and \'isual Basic. lluwe\'er. the most
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`is
`is a small but robust language and it
`because it
`common on UNIX, which is the platform on which
`the maiority of Web sites run. CG] scripts don't
`necessarily need to be scripts:
`they can also be
`batch programs or compiled programs. CGI scripts
`are used to provide interztctivity in a We!) page.
`including such features as providing a form that
`users can fill out. image maps that contain links to
`other Web pages or resottrces. and links that users
`can click on to send e—mail to a specified address.
`Acti\=eX controls and _Iztva applets can provide
`much the same ftinctionality as CG1
`scripts.
`tl1i'c>ttglt different means. See also (j(.‘zl
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