IT Words (Beispielssätze)
zuerst kommt das Wort, dann ein Satz in dem es verwendet wird. Lücken wurden aus zeitlichen Gründen nicht eingebaut.
zuerst kommt das Wort, dann ein Satz in dem es verwendet wird. Lücken wurden aus zeitlichen Gründen nicht eingebaut.
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username n.
Usernames, and often passwords, are required in multi-user systems.
utility n.
Open the utility for decompressing files, select the compressed, and specify where you want to save it.
virtual a.
We tested the control measures in virtual form before implementing them in practice. virtual office * virtual reality
volatile a.
The main memory (RAM) of the computer is volatile memory. * non-volatile memory * volatile storage
ware combining form
adware * freeware * groupware * hardware * malware * shareware * software * spyware
watermark n.
Do you want to protect your audio files with a watermark?
wiki n.
How can I put links to other pages in my own wiki entry? * Wikipedia
wild card n.
Wild card characters can be included if similar words should be looked for within the same search.
window n.
In a graphical interface, windows can be opened, closed, and moved around on the screen. * active window
wireframe n.
The output consists of a wireframe structure that can be imported directly into the program.
wireless a.
The wireless network consists of several access points and is available through_out the building. * wireless hotspot
wizard n.
A letter wizard within a word processing application leads you through the steps of producing an appropriate letter.
word processor n.
WordStar was the first commercially successful word processing software program produced for microcomputers.
World Wide Web (also web) n.
The information was subsequently prepared for publication on the web. * webmaster * web page * website
workstation n.
Journalists are entitled to all the necessary information and a workstation in the press room.
access v., n.
I forgot my password to get access to the system. * access control * access point * access the Web
account n.
Just open a personal email account with a reliable address. * Internet account * email account
add-on (also plug-in) n.
This product is an add-on for Firefox with a lot of features and extras.
analogue (AmE analog) a.
Computers require modems to turn signals from digital to analogue and vice versa. * analogue signal
animate v.
Professionals use animated slides only very sparingly in a business presentation.
animation n.
There are many software applications that enable you to create animations. * computer animation
application (also app) n.
Teachers make great use of standard applications in their history lessons. * application software * hosted application
artificial intelligence (AI), n.
Some researchers think that AI has the objective to put the human mind into the computer.
asymmetric (also asymmetrical) a.
Asymmetric key encryption uses diffe_rent keys for encryption/decryption. * a_sym____me__tric digital subscriber line (ADSL)
attach v.
I attach a copy of her report. * Please find attached my cover letter and CV.
attachment n.
Users should not casually open attach_ments, especially if the emails have originated from an unknown source.
authentication n.
This is a server that does not require authentication. * biometric authentication
avatar n.
In most computer games you can create your own digital avatar.
back up v., backup n.
ItÕs a good idea to back up your files onto an external hard drive. * to make a backup
backbone n.
While Internet traffic soared by over 50 percent in the last decade, worldwide backbone capacity grew even faster.
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