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Glossary
Resolution: The number of dots per inch displayed on the
monitor or printed by the printer. The higher the number, the
better the image appears.
Screen font: Fonts displayed on the computer's screen.
Scroll: A function that allows you to move around in a window
box in order to see more information.
Startup disk: The disk containing the System folder necessary to
operate your Macintosh.
System file: One of the files necessary to run your computer.
System folder: A special folder that contains all the necessary
system files.
WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get): A feature that
ensures that what you see on the screen closely approximates
what is printed on the page.
Zone: A logical grouping of devices in a LocalTalk network that
makes it easier for users to locate network services.
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