(Animation) A reduction in the acceleration or deceleration of motion to present a smoother, more continuous movement. Also used to blend two motions.#
1. A mode in which text and other data can be easily corrected.
2. To sequence, transition and mix audio or video.#
Available from the menu bar of all Windows 95 windows. Lists options to undo/redo, cut, copy and paste to the clipboard, paste a shortcut, select all, and select the inverse of the current selection. #
(Computer Graphics) Outdated type of graphics display. See VGA, SVGA.#
Stream of subatomic particles fired from the electron gun inside your monitor towards the phosphors in each pixel. #
The device in the CRT that produces electron beams. These beams are attracted to the phosphors on the face of the CRT. The phosphors are then activated causing them to emit red, green or blue light.#
A book in software form. May be linear as in traditional books or non-linear as in newer interactive books. Often contains multimedia enhancements to the text including audio, video, graphics and animation.#
Computer parts such as microprocessors, transistors, resistors, semiconductors and other elemental devices.#
Any computer recorded data file. The word electronic is usually added to help distinguish these documents from their non-computer cousins.#
Messages sent and received with the use of a network or on-line system. #
Stand alone electrically charged particles that build up on an electronic component such as a CRT surface.#
Consisting of magnetic fields and alternating electric fields, the ELF fields range from 5 Hz to 2 kHz. Typically used for submarine and through earth communications. See VLF.#
The emitting of different types of radio frequencies, magnetic fields and light.#
Command that deletes files in the Windows 95 Recycle Bin. #
Mode page parameter that activates software error correction for hard drives and controllers.#
1. (Video) A device which transforms NTSC/PAL RGB or S-Video signals into a single NTSC or PAL composite signal combining luminance, chrominance (color), and sync information.
2. A device which converts analog to digital.#
The process of coding data so that only a user with the proper hardware or software may access it.#
Key on a standard 101 key PC keyboard that is normally used to jump to the end of a line or file. #
On an Energy Star display monitor, a mode to conserve electrical power use in which the screen is shut down after a specified amount of time when not in operation. #
1. Generic term applied to the type of pointing device developed by IBM for use in notebook and other computers. It sits in the middle of the keyboard and has the appearance of an ╥eraser head.╙ The mouse is repositioned by subtle motion and pressure on the head of the device.
2. A second special purpose head found on many audio and video decks to blank any existing recording before recording new information to it.#
Applies biological and engineering solutions to problems relating to the individual and the machine.#
Enhanced Integrated Device Electronics. Standard developed by Western Digital as an extension to #
The key on a computer keyboard that confirms a command by sending it to the CPU. #
The particular type of hardware and/or operating system for application programs. #
An on-screen message in a system or application program informing the user that the current operation cannot be carried out. #
A key on the keyboard that usually cancels an operation but can be programmed for other functions. #
In an environment that functions in an idle loop waiting for events to occur, moving, clicking a mouse or keyboard input that generates a message. #
To carry out instructions such as running a program. #
The materials currently available to an individual or organization at the outset of a multimedia production that can be repurposed for use in the multimedia production itself. Available media.#
To terminate a program. #
When using the Windows 95 Explorer, folders with a plus sign can be expanded to display the contents of the folder indented one level in the explorer list. #
An electronic circuit board receptacle connected to the computer's data bus. #
A feature in Windows 95 that provides the user with the ability to display and browse files, folders and other resources. #
Saving data in a format that can be read by a different program. #
The memory above 640K. #
A three-letter suffix attached to a file name that describes the file's contents and allows it to be associated to a particular executable program. #
(Modeling) Taking a two-dimensional object (x and y) and turning it into a three-dimensional object by giving it depth (z).#
