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Glossary 61
Browser
A browser (also known as web browser, or Internet browser) is a computer program
that displays websites. The best-known browsers are Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari,
and Opera.
Button
Refers to an element of the graphic user interface of a program. The button initiates an
action in the program via left mouse click.
Button
Refers to an element of the graphic user interface of a program. The button initiates an
action in the program via left mouse click.
C
Cache
Simply stated, this is a temporary folder where frequently accessed files are saved so
that they can be quickly launched while you are working.
CC
CC stands for "Connectivity Co-ordination" and describes how the change of a domain
name from one provider to another occurs (domain transfer).
Clip level
Signifies the volume level at which the recorded signal is overmodulated, or "clipped".
Clipboard
The clipboard is used to temporarily store objects during execution of commands like
"copy" and "cut".
Clipboard
The clipboard is used to temporarily store objects during execution of commands like
"copy" and "cut".
Compatible
Different devices are compatible with each other if they operate together without any
errors occurring.
Context menu
Context menu can be reached by right clicking on a selected object. It offers functions
which are available and can be expected in the given context.
Copyright
Protection of intellectual and creative property against unauthorized copying.