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TCP/IP
Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol. Internet standard for transferring data among networked computers.
TEMP
A TEMP environment variable is set by your autoexec.bat file when you start your system. Generally, TEMP points to an area on your hard disk used by Microsoft Windows and other programs, like the Microsoft Jet database engine, to store information that doesn't need to be saved after you shut down your system. For example, the following line in your autoexec.bat file points the TEMP environment variable to the D:\TempArea folder:
SET TEMP=D:\TempArea
Text that can be edited by the user, for example an order entry field or a password box.
A control that allows you to enter or view text in a form. Typically, text boxes hold a single line of text
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temporary disk
The directory identified by the TEMP operating system environment variable. Also known as temporary drive. Although the TEMP environment variable may point to a RAM disk, this isn't recommended.
Text data type
A field data type. Text fields can contain up to 255 characters or the number of characters specified by the Size property of the Field object, whichever is less. If the Size property of the text field is set to 0, the text field can hold up to 255 characters of data.
transaction
A unit of work that is done as an atomic operation — that is, the operation succeeds or fails as a whole.
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Displays the standard Visual Basic controls plus any ActiveX controls and insertable objects you have added to your project. You can:
Display ToolTips for the Toolbox buttons by selecting the Show ToolTips option in the General tab of the Options dialog box.
Customize the Toolbox by adding tabs to it.
When you add a tab, a Pointer is always available on it.
Customize the General tab or a custom tab by adding controls using the Components command from the Project menu.
The toolbox contains the bits & pieces to bulid your application interface
Places the control or embedded component in the toolbox and adds a control reference to the project.
tab order
The order in which the focus moves from one field to the next as you press TAB or SHIFT+TAB.
table
The basic unit of data storage in a relational database. A table stores data in records (rows) and fields (columns) and is usually about a particular category of things, such as employees or parts. Also called a base table. A table-type Recordset is a logical representation of a base table in a database.
tag
An association between a component and the property values of a catalog. For example, a component named TaxPreparation might have the Royalty Calculations search tag value for the Calculation property.