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`EXHIBIT 12
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`Microsoft Computer Dictionary.--5th ed.
`p. ; cm.
`ISBN O-7356-1495-4
`1. Computers--Dictionaries.
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`2. Microcomputers--Dictionaries.
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`BackOffice, BizTalk, ClearType, Direct3D, DirectAnimation, DirectDraw, Directlnput, DirectMusic,
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`trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. Other product and
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`domain name, e-mail address, logo, person, place, or event is intended or shoul&be inferred.
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`subnet n. 1. In general, a network that forms part of a
`larger network. 2. In terms of the IS O/OSI reference
`model, the subnet comprises the layers below the transport
`layer-that is, the network, data link, and physical layers.
`subnet mask n. See address mask.
`subnetting n. The division of a network into subnets to
`improve network security and performance. See also sub-
`net (definition 1). Compare supernetting.
`subnetwork n. A network that is part of another, larger
`network.
`subnotebook n. A class of portable computer that is
`smaller in size and lighter in weight than a full-sized lap-
`top. Subnotebooks feature a reduced-sized keyboard and
`screen and often use an external floppy drive to save space
`and weight. Despite their size, subnotebooks retain all the
`functions of a full-sized portable computer.
`subportable n. See subnotebook.
`subprogram n. A term used in some languages for rou-
`tine (procedure or function) because the structure and syn-
`tax of a subprogram closely model those of a program. See
`also program, routine.
`subreport n. A report contained within another report.
`subroutine n. A common term for routine, likely to be
`used in reference to shorter, general, frequently called rou-
`tines. See also procedure, routine.
`subschema n. The definition of a user view of the data-
`base (in CODASYLIDBTG systems only), roughly equiv-
`alent to the external schema of an ANSI/X3/SPARC
`database management system or to a view in a relational
`database management system. See also schema.
`subscribe vb. 1. To add a newsgroup to the list of such
`groups from which a user receives all new articles. 2. To
`add a name to a LISTSERV distribution list. See also
`LISTSERV.
`Subscriber Identity Module card n. See SIM card.
`subscript n. 1. One or more characters printed slightly
`below the baseline of surrounding text. See also baseline.
`Compare superscript. 2. In programming, one or more
`numbers or variables that identify the location of an ele-
`ment in an array. See also array, index (definition 2).
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`string.
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`subtree n. Any node within a tree, along witj
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`age, usually at a lower price than that of the indi idua
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`spreadsheet, a database managementpnogram. and a coin
`munications program. 2. See protocol suite.
`summarize vb. To post the results f a survey or vote in °
`short form to a newsgroup or mailing list after coI1ectng
`the results by e-mail.
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`the UNIX operating system used on workstations from
`Sun Microsystems, Inc.
`n. A class in object-oriented pnograiflmig
`superclass
`from which another class-a subclass-is derived. The
`subclass inherits its attributes and methods from the super-
`class. Compare subclass.
`n. A large, extremely fast, and expeflSi\e
`supercomputer
`computer used for complex or sophisticated calcul tiOflS.
`See also computer.
`superconductor n. A substance that has no resistance to
`the flow of electricity.
`SuperDrive n. An Apple 3.5-inch disk drive that can read
`and write in both Apple Macintosh (400K and 800K) and
`MS-DOS/Windows (720K and i .44-MB) formats.
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