линк

линк

A connection between an element in a hypertext document, such as a word, phrase, symbol, or image, and a different element in the document, another document, a file, or a script.

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Category: Operating systems
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узајамни линк

Internet; Social media

Договор између блогова да се повежу једни са другима.

дубоки линк

Internet; Internet communication

Природа мреже дозвољава творцима једног Веб сајта да се повежу са садржајем у оквиру другог веб сајта без обзира на то где би информације могле бити. Било који линк до информација ...

линк блогови

Internet; Social media

Блог који има за циљ да дели Веб везе, обично се може наћи на личној веб страници или блогу.

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Software; Operating systems

An item in the Exchange store. A calendar item can represent an appointment, a meeting, a meeting request, or an event. It can identify the place, resources, recurrence, and ...

.adml

Software; Operating systems

An XML-based file used to describe the language-specific portions of Group Policy settings.

.admx

Software; Operating systems

An XML-based file used to describe the language-neutral portions of Group Policy settings.

.brl датотека

Software; Operating systems

A business rules definition file.

.btp датотека

Software; Operating systems

A file that describes the configuration of the pipeline and the components within it. This file type can be compiled as part of a BizTalk project.

.cab датотека

Software; Operating systems

A single file that stores multiple compressed files. These files are commonly used in software installation and to reduce the file size and the associated download time for Web ...

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kobra

A highly venomous snake from the elapidae family native to Asia and Africa. When alarmed, a cobra raises its head and expands the skin of the neck to ...