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COMPUTER - Commonly Operated Machine Particularly Used in Technical & Educational Research


1.

PC : PERSONAL COMPUTER 

2.

CPU : CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT

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OS : OPERATING SYSTEM

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UPS : UNINTERRUPTIBLE POWER SUPPLY 

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RAM : RANDOM-ACCESS MEMORY 

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ROM : READ-ONLY MEMORY 

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LCD : LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAY 

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LED : LIGHT-EMITTING DIODE

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NTFS : NEW TECHNOLOGY FILE SYSTEM

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FAT : FILE ALLOCATION TABLE

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DOC : DOCUMENT

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TXT = TEXT

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MS : MICROSOFT

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SD : SECURE DIGITAL

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MMC : MULTIMEDIA CARD

 

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CD : COMPACT DISC

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DVD : DIGITAL VERSATILE DISC

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BRD – BD : BLU-RAY DISC

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ISO : INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION FORSTANDARDIZATION

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DB : DATABASE

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IC : INTEGRATED CIRCUIT

22.

SYS : SYSTEM

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CONFIG : CONFIGURATION

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CTRL : CONTROL

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 ALT : ALTERNATE

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ESC : ESCAPE

27.

DEL : DELETE

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NUM LOCK : NUMBER LOCK 

29.

FN : FUNCTION

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PrtScn = Prt Scr = Print Scrn = Prt Scn = Prt Sc =Prt Scrn = Prnt Scrn : PRINT SCREEN

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SysRq : SYSTEM REQUEST

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ScrLk : SCROLL LOCK 

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PgUp : PAGE UP

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PgDn : PAGE DOWN

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Ins : INSERT

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 WINXP : WINDOWS XP

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 WIN7 : WINDOWS 7

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SP : SERVICE PACK 

39.

CMD : COMMAND

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TEMP : TEMPORARY 

 

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 WMP : WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER 

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MP3 : MOVING PICTURE EXPERTS GROUP PHASE3 (MPEG-3)

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MPEG : MOVING PICTURE EXPERTS GROUP  PHASE (MPEG)

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MPEG 1 : MOVING PICTURE EXPERTS GROUPPHASE 1 (MPEG-1)

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MPEG 2 : MOVING PICTURE EXPERTS GROUPPHASE 2 (MPEG-2)

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 JPG : JOINT PHOTOGRAPHIC EXPERTS GROUP

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 AVI : AUDIO VIDEO INTERLEAVE

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 WMV : WINDOWS MEDIA VIDEO

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GIF : GRAPHICS INTERCHANGE FORMAT

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RGB : RED – GREEN – BLUE CUHAdRMsWRi

 

51.

CMYK : CYAN – MAGENTA – YELLOW – KEY(BLACK)

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 ACPI : ADVANCED CONFIGURATION AND POWERINTERFACE

53.

 APM : ADVANCED POWER MANAGEMENT

54.

REGEDIT : REGISTRY EDITOR 

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PRO : PROFESSIONAL

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BAT : BATCH

57.

GPEDIT : GROUP POLICY EDITOR 

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OSK : ON-SCREEN KEYBOARD

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COM : COMPONENT OBJECT MODEL

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USB : UNIVERSAL SERIAL BUS

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IT : INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

 

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NET : INTERNET

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IP : INTERNET PROTOCOL

64.

 AP : ACCESS POINT

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DNS : DOMAIN NAME SYSTEM

66.

HTTP : HYPERTEXT TRANSFER PROTOCOL

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HTTPS : HYPERTEXT TRANSFER PROTOCOLSECURE

68.

HTML : HYPERTEXT MARKUP LANGUAGE

69.

PHP : HYPERTEXT PREPROCESSOR 

70.

XML : EXTENSIBLE MARKUP LANGUAGE

71.

CSS : CASCADING STYLE SHEETS

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 ASP : ACTIVE SERVER PAGES

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SQL : STRUCTURED QUERY LANGUAGE

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 WWW : WORLD WIDE WEB

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.COM : COMMERCIAL

76.

.NET : NETWORK 

77.

.ORG : ORGANIZATION

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.EDU : EDUCATIONAL

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.GOV : GOVERMENTAL

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.INFO : INFORMATION

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.BIZ : BUSINESS

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.BD : BANGLADESH

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.US : UNITED STATE

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.UK : UNITED KINGDOM

85.

TLD : TOP-LEVEL DOMAIN

86.

DL : DOWNLOAD

87.

UL : UPLOAD

88.

PR : PAGE RANK 

89.

SEO : SEARCH ENGINE OPTIMIZATION

90.

CEO : CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER 

91.

E-MAIL : ELECTRONIC MAIL

92.

SMS : SHORT MESSAGE SERVICE

93.

MMS : MULTIMEDIA MESSAGING SERVICE

94.

PW – PASS – P.CODE – CODE : PASSWORD

95.

 AP : ALERTPAY 

96.

MB : MONEYBOOKERS

97.

PP : PAYPAL

98.

LR : LIBERTY RESERVE

99.

INFO : INFORMATION

100.

LAN : LOCAL AREA NETWORK 

101.

 WLAN : WIRELESS LOCAL AREA NETWORK 

102.

NAT : NETWORK ADDRESS TRANSLATION

103.

UPDATE : UP-TO-DATE

104.

IDM : INTERNET DOWNLOAD MANAGER 

105.

DAP : DOWNLOAD ACCELERATOR PLUS

106.

KB : KILOBYTE

107.

MB : MEGA BYTE

108.

GB : GIGA BYTE

109.

GiB : GIBI BYTE

110.

TB : TERA BYTE

111.

TiB : TEBI BYTE

112.

PB : PETA BYTE

113.

PiB : PEBI BYTE

114.

EB : EXA BYTE

 

 

115.

EiB : EXBI BYTE

116.

ZB : ZETTA BYTE

117.

ZiB : ZEBI BYTE

118.

 YB : YOTTA BYTE

119.

 YiB : YOBI BYTE

120.

GOOGLE : GOOGLE IS NOT AN ABBREVIATION . IT IS DISTORTED FORM OF GOOGOLNUMBER (10 TO THE POWER OF 100) , THAT IS 1FOLLOWED BY 100 ZEROS (0) .

121.

 YAHOO : YET ANOTHER HIERARCHICAL OFFICIOUS ORACLE

122.

INTEL : INTEGRATED ELECTRONICS

123.

HP : HEWLETT PACKARD

124.

LG : LIFE’S GOOD

125.

IBM : INTERNATIONAL BUSINESSMACHINES

126.

IPV4 : INTERNET PROTOCOL VERSION 4

127.

IPV6 : INTERNET PROTOCOL VERSION 6

128.

 WI-FI : WIRELESS FIDELITY 

129.

 VOIP : VOICE OVER INTERNET PROTOCOL

130.

RSS : REALLY SIMPLE SYNDICATION

131.

URL : UNIFORM RESOURCE LOCATOR or UNIVERSAL RESOURCE LOCATOR 

132.

FAQ : FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

133.

DMCA : DIGITAL MILLENNIUM COPYRIGHT ACT

134.

ISP : INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDER 

135.

SAME THINGS DIFFRENT NAME :

136.

* FLASH DRIVE = THUMB DRIVE = PENDRIVE + USB DRIVE

137.

* TURN OFF = SHUTDOWN

138.

* REBOOT = RESTART

139.

* LOG IN = LOGIN = LOG ON

140.

* MPEG = MPG = MP1 = MP2 = MP3 = M1V =M1A = M2A = MPA = MPV (FILENAME EXTENSION)

141.

* JPG = JPEG = JPE = JIF = JFIF = JFI

 

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