Defines terms dealing with programming, multimedia, peripheral equipment, databases, local area networks, fiber optics, automation, and artificial intelligence

For everyone who uses computers at work or at home, the new CD-ROM edition of this highly praised dictionary is a must. Fully compatible with DOS, OS/2, and Windows, this handy tool defines and cross-references some 18,000 terms and acronyms, from the basic to the esoteric. Because the software is memory-resident, users can access it via hot keys from any word processor. Multiple search options and hyperlinks make pinpointing information a snap. System Requirements: Not Available.

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