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base computer
A computer used in a star topology. A replica is copied from the hub server and placed on the base computer. This replica can be used to make additional replicas for other computers. See also hub server, star topology.
case-sensitive
Capable of distinguishing between uppercase and lowercase letters. A case-sensitive search finds only text that is an exact match of uppercase and lowercase letters. Such a search would, for instance, treat “ZeroLengthStr” and “
zerolengthstr” as different. Microsoft Jet database operations are not case-sensitive. However, case sensitivity is a feature of some other database management systems.
énumération de sites Web dans un rapport (généralement en fin de rapport)
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ActiveX scripting
Microsoft technology for hosting scripts in Internet Explorer and other browsers. See also ActiveX terms.
World Wide Web
A system for navigating the Internet by using hyperlinks. When you use a Web browser, such as Internet Explorer, the Web appears as a collection of documents, controls, pictures, sounds, and digital movies.
z-order
The visual layering of controls on a form along the form's z-axis (depth). The z-order determines which controls are in front of other controls.
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zero-length string
A string containing no characters (""). The Len function of a zero-length string returns 0.
Yes/No data type
A column data type that contains a Boolean (True/False or yes/no) value.
WinSock
Windows Sockets is a standard way for Windows-based programs to work with TCP/IP. You can use WinSock if you use SLIP to connect to the Internet.
wizard
A tool that helps you create an executable file by asking you questions and then creating a file based on your answers.