User
101user guide — UK US noun [countable] [singular user guide plural user guides] a document that tells you how to do something, for example how to use a computer program Thesaurus: computer files and documents and collections of computer data …
102User-Network Interface — (UNI) is a demarcation point between the responsibility of the service provider and the responsibility of the subscriber. This is distinct from a Network to Network Interface or NNI that defines a similar interface between provider… …
103User-Generated Reality — (UGR) is a media category that connects the user generated content community with virtual communications software combining video, animation and instant messaging. Users can broadcast video over IM services such as MSN, Yahoo and Skype as well as …
104User Interface Privilege Isolation — (UIPI Isolation des privilèges de l IHM) est une technique de sécurité utilisée par Windows Vista et Windows Server 2008 pour se protéger contre les exploits d injection de code. UIPI évite qu un processus ayant un bas niveau de sécurité… …
105user-friendly — user friendliness, n. /yooh zeuhr frend lee/, adj. easy to use, operate, understand, etc.: the most user friendly personal computer now on the market. [1980 85] * * * …
106user fee — UK US noun [C] ► TAX, GOVERNMENT in the US, a type of tax that is charged for the use of particular public services to help pay for them: »The proposal argued that regional transportation projects should be funded through user fees …
107user interface — n how a computer program looks on screen and how the user enters ↑commands and information into the program …
108user-friendly — /juserˈfrɛndli, ingl. ˌjuːzəˈfrəndli/ [vc. ingl. propr. «amichevole (friendly) per l utente (user)»] agg. inv. (elab., tecnol.) facile, amichevole …
109user-friendliness — user friendly ► ADJECTIVE ▪ easy to use or understand. DERIVATIVES user friendliness noun …
110user-friendly — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ easy to use or understand. DERIVATIVES user friendliness noun …
