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Glossary of Terms WAVECOM Decoders v6.15 W40PC, W41PC, W51PC
Clipboard
The holding place for what you last cut or copied; a buffer area in memory. Information
contained on the clipboard can be inserted (pasted) into other documents and other
WINDOWS applications.
Context sensitive
Able to perceive the situation in which an event occurs. For example, context sensitive help
presents information specific to the particular task you are performing, rather than presenting
just a general list of commands.
Control key
A specific key, usually abbreviated as "Ctrl", that produces control characters when used in
combination with character keys.
Database management system
(DBMS) - A software system for organizing, storing, retrieving, analyzing and modifying
information.
Default
A pre-set response to a question or prompt. The default is automatically used by the computer
if you don't supply a different response. Default responses prevent a program from stalling or
crashing if no value is supplied by the user.
Default button
The push button with a bold border in dialogues. The default button often has a dotted-line
border around the button name. The default button is chosen when you press "
Enter " (or
Ctrl+Enter depending on your configuration).
Default font
Used font if no other font is defined
DIS
The DIS input (Discriminator) has a range of 0 – 20 kHz. This input is supported by a few
VHF-UHF receivers and facilitates the reception of ”Direct FSK” signals like POCSAG or
PACKET-9600. The advantage of this input is the easy handling. Only the gain has to be
adjusted. There is no need for an adjustment of the center or the translation frequency. DIS is
only released for ”Direct FSK” modes.
Disable
To make an item unavailable for use. Disabled items reflect the WINDOWS color settings for
disabled commands, and generally appear dimmed and cannot be chosen.
Enable
To make an item, such as a menu option, available to be acted upon. When enabled, items no
longer appear dimmed or in the WINDOWS color setting for disabled commands and can be
chosen by the user.