Glossary of Windows - Open

Glossary of Windows Terms

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Glossary of Windows - Open

You must open a file to view or edit it. When you open a file, it is copied from the hard disk into the computer's high-speed memory. Memory is temporary workspace only. If you change the file, you must save it (which copies the file back to the permanent hard disk).

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• Active window
• Associate
• Asynchronous SRAM
• Auto arrange
• BIOS (Basic Input and Output Software)
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• Glossary of Windows - Binary
• Glossary of Windows - Byte
• Glossary of Windows - Button
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• Clicking
• Clipboard
• Close button
• Collapsing
• Color scheme
• Command
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• Double-click
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