Re: glossery of terms

You can also use Webopedia which has an excellent glossary although
sometimes you read the defs and still wonder what the hell they meant (but
that's true of some IT definitions anyway because they use equally esoteric
terms for definition components) and one way to get quick definitions is to
take google or other search engines and type in
define: wifi if wifi were the word you were trying to define.

CH


"danbrown" <danbrown.2col1o@no-mx.vista64.net> wrote in message
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> I try and visit this site every day and read about 30% of the posts but
> I get lost in abreviations. Im a newbee to computers and want to learn
> but need help.Could someone post a link for a good site where I can
> print out a list of abreviations and their meanings so that I can
> follow a little better. Thanks
>
>
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Webopedia used to be one of my favorite sites. But I agree that it can be
very IT.

"CH" <Whoops!Condi@novolunteersforpeacforce.net> wrote in message
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> You can also use Webopedia which has an excellent glossary although
> sometimes you read the defs and still wonder what the hell they meant (but
> that's true of some IT definitions anyway because they use equally
> esoteric terms for definition components) and one way to get quick
> definitions is to take google or other search engines and type in
> define: wifi if wifi were the word you were trying to define.
>
> CH
>
>
> "danbrown" <danbrown.2col1o@no-mx.vista64.net> wrote in message
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>>
>> I try and visit this site every day and read about 30% of the posts but
>> I get lost in abreviations. Im a newbee to computers and want to learn
>> but need help.Could someone post a link for a good site where I can
>> print out a list of abreviations and their meanings so that I can
>> follow a little better. Thanks
>>
>>
>> --
>> danbrown
>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>> danbrown's Profile: http://vista64.net/forums/member.php?userid=5
>> View this thread: http://vista64.net/forums/showthread.php?t=13721
>>
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