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Glossary
M
MP3
MPEG2
N
Network Key
Notification Area
NTFS
– NT File System
P
Partition
A file format that enables music to be played on a computer, using technology that compresses
music data to about 1/10th its original size, with very little negative effect on sound quality.
A technology that efficiently compresses digital video data with outstanding image quality and
is used in DVD-Video (
uses a lower compression rate than MPEG2, and is used in Video CD (
This computer supports MPEG2, which is used to play back contents using WinDVD.
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Appears at the right edge of the Taskbar (
(time display and other icons). Tools for changing settings, such as volume adjustments, are
included in this area. Also referred to as System Tray.
A file system for recording and managing files and data on Windows NT
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and Windows XP. Before NTFS, FAT (File Allocation Table) was the file system used in DOS
and Windows, but NTFS offers far greater robustness, security, and performance.
A region created on a hard disk. One or more partitions can be created on a single hard disk.
With multiple partitions, one disk can be operated as though it is more than one disk. For
example, if a 20GB hard disk is divided into two partitions – a 10GB C Drive and a 10GB D
Drive – then the C drive can operate Windows and other system and application software,
while the D drive can be used for storing data.
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