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G Glossary
Protocol
Convention that allows different computers
and peripherals to communicate with each
other. An arranged procedure for
transferring data between hardware or
between computers across a network.
Resolution
Describes image quality in terms of detail
and clarity. Usually expressed in dots per
inch (dpi). The higher the resolution, the finer
the image (image details become clearer).
Server
A network computer that collects, stores,
and distributes information to other network
computers or peripherals.
Computers that request information from
the server are called "clients".
Sort
When printing multiple copies of a
document, the sort function collates the
document as it is printed out. For example,
pages are printed in the order 1,2,3...1,2,3...
Software
Computer programs; instructions that make
hardware work. Two main types of software
are system software (operating systems)
and applications.
SMB
"Server Message Block". A network
communications facility developed for use
on Windows networks (Microsoft network).
Works with Windows 95, Windows 98,
Windows Me, Windows NT 4.0, Windows
2000, and Windows XP.
SNMP
A protocol used to control network
equipment through the network.
Consists of the SNMP Manager software
(installed at the control end) and SNMP
Agent software (installed at the controlled
end).
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Software
Software packages that people use for work
or pleasure on their computers. Software
sold on today's market includes programs
such as word processors, spreadsheets,
graphic editing programs, database
programs, and many more.
TCP/IP
A protocol developed by DARPANET
(Defense Advanced Research Project
Agency Network). This is the most common
protocol on the Internet. Machines ranging
from personal to large-scale computers use
it.
Uninstall
Removing software installed on a computer.
USB
"Universal Serial Bus". A method used for
transferring data between the computer and
peripheral devices. USB supports hot
plugging, which greatly simplifies
connecting peripherals, because you can
connect equipment while your computer is
on.
Web Page
Screens displayed on the computer using a
Web browser are referred to as Web pages
in this manual.
WINS
"Windows Internet Name Services". A
service that creates IP addresses from
computer names.
Wizard
Program used to install other software on a
computer.
WWW
"World Wide Web". The Internet. A
worldwide service that providing for the
publication and access of Web sites.