Chat

Chat

A real-time conversation via computer using short instant messages between two or more participants. When a participant types a line of text and then presses the Enter key, that participant's words appear on the screens of the other participants, who can then respond in kind.

This is auto-generated content. You can help to improve it.

0 0

Improve it

Add an image

Part of Speech: noun
Synonym(s):
Blossary:
Industry/Domain: Computer
Category: Components; Software development
Company: Microsoft
Product:
Acronym-Abbreviation:

Collect to Blossary

Other Languages:

Related terms

chat

Internet; Social media

A feature that lets users talk with friends who are online in Facebook. Visit the Help Center to learn more.

chat

Games; Consoles

Communication with another player on Xbox LIVE.

chat

Games; Poker

Typed conversation that you can have with other players at an online poker site.

chat

Mobile communications; Mobile phones

A feature that lets a mobile device user have a conversation with another party by using messages, while the device keeps all the messages during the conversation. It is possible ...

chat

Convention; Conferences

A real time synchronous electronic discussion forum where participants can communicate with instructors, mentors and peers to simulate the classroom environment.

chat

Software; Globalization software service

(1) The sending of typed messages between online meeting participants. (2) In LearningSpace - Virtual Classroom session, the sending of typed messages between session ...

bulk copy

Computer; Components; Software testing

An action of copying a large set of data.

chain of trust

Computer; Components; Software testing

The path from a given certificate to a (trusted) root certificate.

origin

Computer; Components; Software testing

The zero points of the axes of any coordinate system used to draw graphical objects. In 2-D the origin is (0, 0).

virtual machine configuration file

Computer; Components; Software testing

An XML-based file that stores the configuration of the virtual machine.

borrowed time

Computer; Components; Software development

A limited amount of usage time provided after all purchased time has been expended. If the user does not add or download more usage time within this remaining amount of time, they ...