PC Pro 1998 February/DPPCPRO0298.ISO/editorial/quiz/quiz.ini

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[General]
AppTitle=PC Pro Christmas Quiz 1997
Maximized=0
FAXNumber=0171 917 7806
SurveyCode=QPRO801A
SurveyVersion=69AB53D2-66732987-7012FCDA-3367BCD0-8892DF19-481128CE-82C524DC
emailreply=[e-mail]

[PageTitles]
Welcome...=
Awkward Acronyms=
Who did that game?=
Mind your Language=
History of Products=
Big Wigs=
Who said that?=
Quote me again=
Nuts and bolts=
Shopping fever=
TV and movies=
Industry folklore=
Game, Set and Match=
Sell Sell Sell=
Odd one out=
BT's 21st Century calendar=
Games busters=
Visions of the Future=
Tie Breaker and Rules=
About You=
Submit your answers=

[Welcome...]
..to the first PC Pro Christmas Quiz.=LABEL
Alongside you will find a number of pages of questions.=LABEL
The questions vary from easy to very difficult and we don't expect anyone to get them all correct.=LABEL
But the person who gets the most correct answers will win ú1,000 in cash, a silver cup and the title PC Pro Brain of 1998.=label
And there are runners' up prizes too.=LABEL
CLOSING DATE IS 15 JANUARY 1998 so you've plenty of time to do your research.=label
\nDerek Cohen, Editor-in-Chief=LABEL
key=rule
PS This program creates a small file called QUIZ.DAT in your Windows directory.=label
You can delete it when you have sent in your responses. Nothing else has been installed on your system.=label

[About You]
Your age group:=COMBO,AgeGroup,#701
Sex:=RADIO,Sex
Annual salary:=COMBO,Salary,#801
About your company/work=label
Company name:=EDIT
JobTitle:=COMBO,JobTitle,#201
Your responsibility for purchasing computer products in your company and/or on behalf of clients:=CHECK,Responsibility,#401
Your company's annual budget for computer products:=COMBO,Budget,#501
Primary Business:=COMBO,Business,#DennisBusiness
Number of employees:=COMBO,Employees,#301

[Mind your Language]
Match these languages with their respective inventors.=LABEL
Ada=COMBO,language
Basic=COMBO,language
C=COMBO,language
C++=COMBO,language
Flowmatic=COMBO,language
Fortran=COMBO,language
Lisp=COMBO,language
Logo=COMBO,language
Modula 2=COMBO,language
Pascal=COMBO,language

[Who said that?]
Who uttered these immortal words?=label
"Computers are useless, they can only give you answers."=radio,q1
key=rule
"At 10, he drew up a binding agreement with his elder sister to have unrestricted access to her baseball mitt for $5"=radio,q2
key=rule
"By the time I got to school, I already knew they were lying to me because I had already been exposed to other points of view."=radio,q3
key=rule
"This rocket is going to take off or itÆs going to crash into the ground. So ladies and gentlemen strap it on."=radio,q4
key=rule
"I donÆt believe in 'Open Systems'. ItÆs like being given permission to re-arrange the furniture in my cell."=radio,q5

[History of Products]
Choose the year when these 15 computer products made their worldwide debut.=LABEL
Apple Lisa=SCALE,1to25
BBC Micro=SCALE,1to25
Compaq 'lunchbox' portable=SCALE,1to25
Corel Draw! 3=SCALE,1to25
Epson PhotoStylus printer=SCALE,1to25
HP 35 programmable calculator=SCALE,1to25
IBM PC=SCALE,1to25
Iomega Zip drive=SCALE,1to25
Lotus 1-2-3=SCALE,1to25
Microsoft Windows 1=SCALE,1to25
Osborne 1=SCALE,1to25
Sinclair Z88=SCALE,1to25
Sony Mavica camera (the original)=SCALE,1to25
Toshiba Libretto=SCALE,1to25
WordStar 1=SCALE,1to25

[Big Wigs]
Match the people with the companies they are/have been associated with. (No person appears twice in the final list)=label
Amstrad=combo,bigwigs
Apple=combo,bigwigs
Asymetrix=combo,bigwigs
Compaq=combo,bigwigs
Digital Research=combo,bigwigs
IBM=combo,bigwigs
Microsoft=combo,bigwigs
NeXT=combo,bigwigs
Oracle=combo,bigwigs
Sinclair Research=combo,bigwigs

[Tie Breaker and Rules]
TIE BREAKER=LABEL
In case more than one reader achieves the same highest score we have a Tie Breaker question:=label
How many messages were there in the Inbox belonging to PC Pro Editor-in-Chief Derek Cohen at Noon on Tuesday 28 October 1997?=edit
key=rule
RULES=label
The entrant who scores the highest number of points will win the first prize.=label
If more than one person attains the same highest score then the high scorer coming closest in the Tie Breaker will win.=label
The next closest 50 entrants will each win one of the Runners Up prizes.=label
Should an error occur in the presentation of the questions/answers, then that question will be excluded from the final scoring.=label
The Editor's decision is final.=label
The competition is not open to employees of Dennis Publishing, its paid contributors or participating companies.=label

[Submit your answers]
Name:=EDIT
Address:=MEDIT
Postcode:=EDIT
Daytime phone number:=EDIT
key=RULE
How to email us your answers=label
When you have completed all sections of the Quiz you can email us your answers.=LABEL
If you have an email account, click on the Email button below to copy your encoded answers to the Clipboard.=label
Then open up your email software and create a new message.=LABEL
Address the email to: [e-mail]=LABEL
Click in the message text area and select Paste from the Edit menu. An encoded version of your responses will be pasted in.=LABEL
To save time and money, your responses are turned into numbers so please don't edit the data before sending it to us.=LABEL
key=rule
Responding by fax...=label
You can also print/fax your answers to us.=label
Click on the Print button to print them out and post or fax them to us. Address details will be on the printout.=LABEL
If you have a fax modem, click on the Print button and fax your results to 0171 917 7806=LABEL

[Quote me again]
"Hackers say our computers are crunchy on the outside but {BLANK} on the inside", computer security expert, Ken Van Wyk=label
Fill in the blank=radio,qma1
"WeÆve no idea if this would work and every-one involved thinks it would be unethical to try it in people."=label
What's the experiment?=radio,qma2
"Let us teach the young to learn about computers and not just be noisemakers who attend mass rallies."=label
Name the Head Of State=radio,qma3
"The PC is too complex to be a sensible appliance for general use in the home or office."=label
Who said that?=radio,qma4
"The Internet will collapse in 1996. If it doesnÆt, IÆll eat my words"=label
Whose prediction failed to come true?=radio,qma5

[Shopping fever]
Who swallowed these companies?=label
Sinclair=combo,sf
Lotus=combo,sf
US Robotics=combo,sf
Commodore=combo,sf
Hayes=combo,sf

[Sell Sell Sell]
Each of these companies sold off a piece of software. Select the software and the buyer. No product appears more than once.=label
Seattle Computer Products=label
Sold=combo,sellprod
To:=combo,sellto
key=rule
Threadz=label
Sold=combo,sellprod
To:=combo,sellto
key=rule
Ashton Tate=label
Sold=combo,sellprod
To:=combo,sellto
key=rule
Novell=label
Sold=combo,sellprod
To:=combo,sellto
key=rule
Digital Research=label
Sold=combo,sellprod
To:=combo,sellto

[Industry folklore]
Allegedly...=label
What is the origin of the comment "You are not expected to understand this"=COMBO,folk1
What famous feline cartoon character appears on the motherboard of SunSPARCStationÆs IPX?=COMBO,folk2
When IBM called on Digital Research to negotiate an operating system for its new PC, DR boss Gary Killdall was doing what?=COMBO,folk3
Apocryphally, whatÆs a HERF weapon?=combo,folk4
Which well known scientist unsuccessfully sued Apple for codenaming a project after him.=combo,folk5
What was the first non-computer device to be attached to the Internet?=combo,folk6
And the year?=combo,folk7
One of these networking glitches is genuine. Which one?=combo,folk8
The remarkable aspect of IBM's PC Convertible was that:=combo,folk9
Who was the voice of the original speaking clock when it launched in 1936?=combo,folk10

[BT's 21st Century calendar]
The futurologists at BTÆs lab have been doing a little educated star gazing.=label
They've come up with a technology calendar that stretches from this year right the way through to the year 2045.=label
See if you can match the dates BT has come up with as the most likely for the technology to take off.=label
Odour and flavour sensors to rival the canine community=scale,btdate
The dawn of an artificial brain=scale,btdate
Genetic processing power in the form of DNA based computers=scale,btdate
Business transactions to be universally monitored=scale,btdate
The first manned landing on Mars=scale,btdate

[Visions of the Future]
Welcome to the cybernation. By the year 2010 BT predicts the cybernation will have grown to:=radio,btcyber
key=rule
Brunel University is researching future ecologically friendly circuit boards made from which substance?=radio,brunel
key=rule
Spatially-Coupled-Bipolar Electrochemistry will lead to next-generation microprocessors. What is different about them?=radio,drexler
key=rule
Passive Picocells from BT are aiming to transform our lives by 2005 but what are they?=radio,pico
key=rule
Extreme Ultra-violet light will produce chips 1,000 times faster than today's processor. What is the wavelength of EUV?=radio,liver

[TV and movies]
There are 15 questions here so don't miss any out=label
Name the supercomputer Matthew Broderick pits his wits against in WarGames.=combo,tv1
In Tron, the acronym MCP stood for what?=combo,tv2
Which customised Web browser was used by the Mission: Impossible team in the 1996 film?=combo,tv3
How did Jeff Goldblum and an Apple Powerbook defeat the aliens of Independence Day?=combo,tv4
How are Cyberdyne and Hyperdyne related in the movies?=combo,tv5
Where does Arthur C Clarke say the name HAL derives from?=combo,tv6
Which company supplied PCs for the company in Disclosure?=combo,tv7
Steven Seagal used one to get a message off the hijacked train in Under Siege 2: Dark Territory.=combo,tv8
"Unix. I know this..." Name the movie this quote comes from.=combo,tv9
A terrorist in Executive Decision uses one to trigger his bomb.=combo,tv10
Name the video game played by Alex Rogan in The Last Starfighter.=combo,tv11
Which game is Sandra Bullock seen playtesting in The Net?=combo,tv12
The villains of GoldenEye used what operating system?=combo,tv13
Cereal Killer and The Plague are what?=combo,tv14
The virtual reality serial killer made flesh in Virtuosity was known as...=combo,tv15

[Who did that game?]
Match these games with the companies or personalities that helped develop them.=label
Civilisation=combo,gameswho
Elite=combo,gameswho
Leisure Suit Larry=combo,gameswho
Populous=combo,gameswho
Stunt Car Racer=combo,gameswho
The Secret of Monkey Island=combo,gameswho
Ultima=combo,gameswho
Wing Commander=combo,gameswho
Wolfenstein 3D=combo,gameswho
Zork=combo,gameswho

[Games busters]
Which of these adventures is not a LucasArts title?=radio,games1
Which 3D shooter will be the first product from Ion Storm?=radio,games2
What was the name of the commando in Command & Conquer: Red Alert?=radio,games3
What were the pedestrians replaced by in the UK version of Carmageddon?=radio,games4
Which gaming icon was the star of a recent fashion shoot in The Face?=radio,games5
What embarassing event resulted in the expulsion of a player in Origin's Ultima Online?=radio,games6
Which of these films has not been made into a computer game?=radio,games7

[Game, Set and Match]
Match the monster with the game in which he, she or it features=label
Cacodemon=combo,monster
Hitler=combo,monster
Shambler=combo,monster
Stalin=combo,monster
The Ghost Pirate Le Chuck=combo,monster
The Guardian=combo,monster
The Kilrathi=combo,monster
The Thargoids=combo,monster
key=rule
Match the weapon with the game=label
BFG-9000=combo,weapon
Devastator=combo,weapon
Grenade Launcher=combo,weapon
Laser Trip Mine=combo,weapon
Thunderbolt=combo,weapon
Nail Gun=combo,weapon
Pipe Bomb=combo,weapon
Plasma Gun=combo,weapon
key=rule
Match the game with the platform on which it debuted=label
Elite=combo,platform
Knight Lore=combo,platform
Paradroid=combo,platform
River Raid=combo,platform
Sonic the Hedgehog=combo,platform
Super Mario Bros=combo,platform

[Odd one out]
Indicate the odd one out on each line=label
Set A:=radio,odd1
key=rule
Set B:=radio,odd2
key=rule
Set C:=radio,odd3
key=rule
Set D:=radio,odd4
key=rule
Set E:=radio,odd5
key=rule
Set F:=radio,odd6
key=rule
Set G:=radio,odd7
key=rule
Set H:=radio,odd8
key=rule
Set I:=radio,odd9
key=rule
Set J:=radio,odd10

[Nuts and Bolts]
How was Cray 2 cooled?=radio,t1
The Intel P120 processor is a:=radio,t2
Who invented DSP?=radio,t3
What number links Heinz beans and Intel's MMX processors?=radio,t4
Why was Doublespace dropped from DOS 6?=radio,t5
Where was the first MUD and what kind of machine did it run on?=radio,t6
How much memory on the Mars rover?=radio,t7
What voltage does SDRAM use?=radio,t8
The original 8088 processor ran at=radio,t9
What files have to exist on a DOS bootable volume?=radio,t10

[Awkward Acronyms]
Some acronyms mean nothing at all, some mean one thing, some more than one thing.=label
There's 20 below. Choose only the correct meanings in each case to score a point.=label
AGP=check,a1
AMSTRAD=check,a2
BIOS=check,a3
DARPA=check,a4
DMI=check,a5
DVD=check,a6
EISA=check,a7
EPS=check,a15
IDE=check,a8
JASC=check,a9
JPEG=check,a10
MIPS=check,a11
NSS=check,a12
RAID=check,a13
RISC=check,a14
SMTP=check,a16
TAPI=check,a17
TCP=check,a18
TWAIN=check,a19
UNIX=check,a20


[Lists]
abcd=a,b,c,d
Budget=Don't know,Under £500,£500-£999,£1000-£2499,£2500-£4999,£5000-£9999,£10000-£24999,£25000-£49999,£50000-£99999,£100000-£249999,£250000-£500000,Over £500000
AgeGroup=<15,16-18,19-25,26-35,36-45,46-55,56-65,Over 65
Salary=<£10K,£10K-£15K,£15K-£20K,£20K-£25K,£25K-£30K,£30K-£40K,£40K-£50K,>£50K
Sex=Female,Male
JobTitle=Chairman/owner/partner,Managing director/finance director,Other director,IT/MIS/DP director,IT/MIS/DP manager,Finance manager/accountant,Sales/marketing manager,Department/other manager,_
JobTitle_=Lawyer/doctor/other professional,Engineer/Scientist,Executive,Programmer/Systems professional,Computer consultant,Designer/artist,Teacher/lecturer,Student,Unemployed,_
JobTitle__=Retired,Other
Responsibility=Specify products,Purchase products,Specify suppliers,Make suggestions for product or supplier,No involvement at all
Business=Manufacturing,Computer Manufacturing (hardware/software),Govt/Public service,Trade (wholesale/retail),Computer Trader (dealer/VAR),Banking/insurance/finance,Construction,_
Business_=Education,Mineral/chemical/oil,Food/agriculture,Transport/communications,Distribution,Health care,Other service,Media/publishing/design
DennisBusiness=101,10101,102,103,10301,104,105,106,107,108,109,110,111,112,113
Employees=Fewer than 10,11-24,25-49,50-249,250-499,500-999,1000 or over
1to25=1972,1973,1974,1975,1976,1977,1978,1979,1980,1981,1982,1983,1984,1985,1986,1987,_
1to25_=1988,1989,1990,1991,1992,1993,1994,1995,1996,1997
language=Alan Turing,Bjarne Stroustrup,Blaise Pascal,Charles Babbage,Dennis Ritchie,Grace Hopper,Jim Backus,_
language_=John Kemeny and Thomas Kurtz,Jon McCarthy,Niklaus Wirth,Seymour Papert,US Dept of Defense,Violet Elizabeth Bott
bigwigs=Alan Sugar,Andrew Grove,Gill Amelio,Bill Gates,Gary Kildall,Jamie Minotto,Larry Ellison,Lou Gerstner,_
bigwigs_=Paul Allen,Rod Canion,Sir Clive Sinclair,Steve Jobs,Steve Wozniak,Thomas Watson
q1=James Burke,Pablo Picasso,Marshall McLuhan,Dwight Eisenhower
q2=Thomas Watson Snr,Larry Ellison's brother,Michael Dell's mother,Bill Gates' father
q3=Steve Jobs,Marc Andressen,Bill Gates,Alan Kay
q4=Lou Gerstner,Alan Sugar,Jim Barksdale,Phillipe Kahn
q5=Steve Ballmer,Ken Olsen,Richard Stallman,Dennis Ritchie
qma1=Soft and chewy,Shot to pieces,Pink,Soft and squishy
qma2=Dolly the sheep,Johnny Mnemonic,RoboCop
qma3=Fidel Ramos (Phillipines),Jacques Chirac (France),The Duke of Edinburgh,Kim II Sung (North Korea)
qma4=Marc Andressen,Scott McNealy,Larry Ellison,Bill Gates
qma5=John Redwood,Gordon Moore,Bob Metcalfe,Jean Louis Gassee
sf=3Com,Amstrad,Bell Laboratories,Boca Research,Cascade,Computer Associates,IBM,Oracle,Tulip
sellprod=dBase,DR-DOS,GEM,Organizer,OS/2,QDOS,Quattro Pro,Superbase,Unix(TM),Xenix
sellto=Borland,Lotus,Lucent,Microsoft,Novell
folk1=Bill Gates explaining his phenomenal financial success.,_
folk1_=WordPerfect 5.1 keyboard shortcut help file,_
folk1__=MicrosoftÆs developer specification for OLE 2.0.,_
folk1___=Source code for the V6 Unix kernel.
folk3=Riding his horse,Sailing his yacht,Flying his plane,At the butcher's
folk2=Hobbes from Calvin and Hobbes,Felix,Top Cat,Sylvester from Tweety Pie
folk4=Hacker tool to down computer networks by radio waves,_
folk4_=A utility for automating rude replies to email spam,_
folk4__=An automated packet analyser,_
folk4___=Removes dandruff from your sleeve
folk5=Carl Sagan,Fred Hoyle,James Burke,Stephen Hawking
folk6=A Coffee Machine at The University of Berkeley,_
folk6_=A Hornby 00 Train Set at IBM's Hursley Park facility,_
folk6__=John Romkey's Sunbeam Deluxe Automatic Toaster,_
folk6___=Cloakroom lights at NASA's Mission Control in Houston
folk7=1968,1971,1982,1990
folk8=Digital Dandruff,Frame Delay,PBL (Packet Bung Leakage),The Internet Worm
folk9=It was the first PC to ship with a Dvorak keyboard,_
folk9_=It was IBM's first portable PC,_
folk9__=It was sold only in South America,_
folk9___=You needed to remove the roof of your car to accommodate it
folk10=Edith Evans,Ethel Cain,John Snagge,Peter Lorre
btdate=2008,2010,2012,2020,2035
btcyber=100 million people,1 billion people,10 billion people
brunel=glass,paper,tin
drexler=The chips are so small they cannot be seen by the naked eye,_
drexler_=The chips will allow the creation of 3D microchips,_
drexler__=The chips are self-upgrading to cope with additional demands on processing power
pico=Microchips that lie dormant in an artificial brain until extra processing power is needed,_
pico_=Powerless wireless technology for creating 21st Century networks,_
pico__=Genetically engineered human cells that will allow the human brain to react in the same way as today's microcomputers
liver=12 nanometres,13 nanometres,30 nanometres
tv1=MJC-PC,Omega,SAC-1,WOPR
tv2=Main Controlling Programmer,Major Concept Partition,Master Control Program,Master Controls for Players
tv3=Hot Java,Internet Explorer,Lynx,Netscape Navigator
tv4=By uploading a virus,By hacking into the navigation controls,_
tv4_=By showing them superior Earth technology,By stealing the plans for the mothership
tv5=Both are computers in Star Wars,Both are futuristic computer companies,_
tv5_=Both are futuristic programming languages,Both are processor types in Blade Runner
tv6=An acronym for Humanoid Artificial Life,An acronym for Heuristic Algorithmic Logic,_
tv6_=From IBM - one letter removed,From a top secret NASA project of the time
tv7=Compaq,IBM,Silicon Graphics,Sony
tv8=Apple Newton MessagePad,Digital HiNote Ultra,Nokia Communicator,Psion Series 3c
tv9=Hackers,Jurassic Park,The Lawnmower Man,The Net
tv10=Casio watch,Compaq notebook,HP 320LX,Psion Series 3a
tv11=Galaxians,Pac-Man,Space Invaders,Starfighter
tv12=Doom,Duke Nukem 3D,Quake,Wolfenstein
tv13=Mac OS,OS/2,UNIX,Windows 95
tv14=Counter-intrusion programs in The Lawnmower Man,Handles used by characters in Hackers,_
tv14_=Hunter-killer programs in Johnny Mnemonic,Video games in The Simpsons
tv15=ED-209,Sid 6.7,Ted 9.4,TK421
gameswho=Al Lowe,Bullfrog,Chris Roberts,David Braben,Geoff Crammond,id Software,Infocom,Richard Garriot,Ron Gilbert,Sid Meier
games1=Broken Sword,Day of the Tentacle,Full Throttle,Maniac Mansion
games2=Daikatana,Half-Life,Sin,Unreal
games3=Tanya,Tommy,Tony,Tracy
games4=Ghosts,Ninjas,Robots,Zombies
games5=Chun-Li,Duke Nukem,Lara Croft,Mario
games6=A hacker turned the monsters into pink blobs,A player became completely invulnerable through a program loophole,_
games6_=A player murdered Lord British,A player sexually harassed another player
games7=Bram Stoker's Dracula,Close Encounters of the Third Kind,Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade,_
games7_=Plan 9 from Outer Space,The Untouchables
monster=Command and Conquer: Red Alert,Doom,Elite,Quake,The Secret of Monkey Island,Ultima 7: The Black Gate,_
monster_=Wing Commander,Wolfenstein 3D
weapon=Doom/Doom 2,Duke Nukem 3D,Quake
platform=Atari 2600,BBC Micro,Commodore 64,Nintendo Entertainment System,Sega Megadrive,Sinclair ZX Spectrum
odd1=3.5,3.3,4.01
odd2=Ada,Pascal,C++
odd3=Merced,Tillamook,Grozny
odd4=ATX,NLX,SFX
odd5=Escom,Red Box,Gateway 2000
odd6=Prolog,Idealog,Yule Log
odd7=Cambridge UK,Seattle,Farnborough
odd8=Indigo,O2,SPARCstation
odd9=Intel FAB 10,Intel FAB 11,Intel FAB 12
odd10=CorelDEPTH,Corel TEXTURE,Corel PUBLISH
t1=Air,Freon,Liquid
t2=5V/0.35 micron device,3.3V/0.35 micron device,3.3V/0.6 micron device
t3=Creative Labs,Texas Instruments,Yamaha
t4=53,57,59
t5=Microsoft sold it,No-one used it,Stacker sued them
t6=DEC 10 in Essex,DEC 10 in Sussex,Vax in Berkshire
t7=12Kb of RAM/2Gb EPROM,576Kb of RAM/176Kb of ROM,64Kb of RAM/128Mb ROM
t8=3.3,3.5,4.5
t9=4.77 and 8Mhz,4.77/8/10Mhz,2/2.5/3Mhz
t10=msdos.sys/sys.exe/Command.com,Command.com/sys.exe/msdos.sys,Io.sys/msdos.sys/command.com
a1=Advanced Graphics Protocol,Advanced Graphics Port,Accelerated Graphics Port
a2=Alan Michael Sugar Trading,Anderson Murray Sugar Trading,Amble Street Radios
a3=Basic Internal Operating System,Board-level Input Output System,Basic Input Output System
a4=Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency,Defense Applied Research and Planning Agency,Defensive Advanced Research and Planning Agency
a5=Data Management Interface,Desktop Management Interface,Desktop Monitoring and Integration
a6=Digital Versatile Disc,Digital Video Disc,Data Video Disc
a7=Enhanced Industry Standard Architecture,Extended Industry Standard Architecture,Exhumed Industry Standard Architecture
a8=Integrated Development Environment,Integrated Drive Electronics,Intelligent Drive Electronics
a9=Japanese Association of Software Companies,The Johnson Artistic Software Company,Just Another Software Company
a10=Japanese Photo Electronics Group,Joint Photographic Enhancement Group,Joint Photographic Experts Group
a11=Microprocessor Independent Performance Score,Millions of Iterations Per Second,Millions of Instructions Per Second
a12=Native Storage Services,Netware Storage Services,Novell Service Standard
a13=Redundant Array of Integrated Disks,Read Array of Integrated Disks,Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks
a14=Reduced Instruction Set Chip,Reduced Instruction Set Component,Reduced Instruction Set Computer
a15=Encapsulated PostScript, Encapsulated Print Scheme, Enhanced Printing System
a16=Simple Mail Transfer Protocol,Standard Mail Transfer Protocol,Simple Mail Transfer Parser
a17=Telephony Applications Programming Interface,Telephone Applications Programming Interface,Tutored Applications Programming Interface
a18=Timing Control Protocol,Transfer Control Protocol,Transmission Control Protocol
a19=Tecnologia Windows Acuisitare Imagine Nuove,The Way to Acquire Images Nicely,Toolkit Without An Interesting Name
a20=Unified Identifier for X-window,University of Indianna eXtensions,Universal Posix