- Industry: Computer; Software
- Number of terms: 54848
- Number of blossaries: 7
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Apple Inc., formerly Apple Computer, Inc., is an American multinational corporation headquartered in Cupertino, California, that designs, develops, and sells consumer electronics, computer software and personal computers.
An HTML-based application through which an application-server configuration can be modified. It also allows for the viewing of statistics of resources and services deployed on application servers, starting and stopping services, and adding topics, queues, and data sources.
Industry:Software; Computer
In Search Kit, an index containing terms mapped to document URL objects representing the documents that the terms appear in, as well as document URL objects mapped to the terms that each document contains. See also index, inverted index, vector index.
Industry:Software; Computer
In Interface Builder, the content area of a window object. It’s the area in which you drop views and other visual objects and is also where you manipulate those objects directly.
Industry:Software; Computer
The background on top of which all windows appear; the working environment displayed on Mac computers.
Industry:Software; Computer
The printer to which a print job is sent. This is the printer displayed in the Printer pop-up menu when the user clicks Print in the Print dialog.
Industry:Software; Computer
The rectangle defining the area in which text is drawn.
Industry:Software; Computer
The automatic continuation of text from the end of one line to the beginning of the next without breaking in the middle of a word.
Industry:Software; Computer
In Carbon, a library or set of related libraries that define a programming interface.
Industry:Software; Computer
A filter that alters IP traffic each time it enters the protocol stack. By its very nature, an IP filter can only filter in-band communication.
Industry:Software; Computer
The part of a document that can accept data dragged to it. In a document window, the destination region is usually the content area minus the title bar and areas used for controls such as scroll bars and rulers.
Industry:Software; Computer
