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This Glossary is not a comprehensive computer science dictionary. Instead, it aims to provide a helpful guide to the language used in the HFS documentation. | This Glossary is not a comprehensive computer science dictionary. Instead, it aims to provide a helpful guide to the language used in the HFS documentation. | ||
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The easiest way to add an entry to this page in Edit mode, is to simply copy&paste the following line; then overtype the "Dummy term" and "Dummy definition". It's perfectly acceptable to just enter a term, if you can't think of a good definition. | The easiest way to add an entry to this page in Edit mode, is to simply copy&paste the following line; then overtype the "Dummy term" and "Dummy definition". It's perfectly acceptable to just enter a term, if you can't think of a good definition. | ||
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Revision as of 10:22, 15 October 2006
This Glossary is not a comprehensive computer science dictionary. Instead, it aims to provide a helpful guide to the language used in the HFS documentation.
- Context file menu
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- Easy mode
- Dummy definition.
- Expert mode
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- HFS
- Abbreviation for Http File Server.
- HTML
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- Http
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- HTTPS
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- Real folder
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- SSL
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- STunnel
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- URL
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- VFS
- Abbreviation for Virtual File System.
- Virtual folder
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The easiest way to add an entry to this page in Edit mode, is to simply copy&paste the following line; then overtype the "Dummy term" and "Dummy definition". It's perfectly acceptable to just enter a term, if you can't think of a good definition.
- Dummy term
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