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Cookie	Information sent by a Web site and returned
	by your PC each time that Web site is
	accessed. In most cases, cookies identify a
	user who re-visits a particular Web site, mak-
	ing it unnecessary to register during each
	visit.
Core application	A free eBookMan program that is bundled
	with the operating system. Core applications
	include Franklin Reader, Franklin Viewer,
	Audiobook Player, Music Player, Voice
	Memo, Address Book, Date Book, Memo
	Book, ToDo Book, and Calculate.
Cradle	The piece of equipment designed to hold
	your eBookMan device and connect to your
	PC.
Crosshair	On your eBookMan screen, the markings (+)
	used to show reference points during cali-
	bration.
Desktop Manager The PC program that works with your
	eBookMan device and enables you to syn-
	chronize files between your PC and your
	device.
Device driver	Drivers are programs on your PC that control
	devices such as keyboards, printers and so
	on. Your eBookMan also needs its own driver
	installed on your PC in order for your PC to
	recognize it and allow it to communicate with
	your Desktop Manager.
Device pane	In the Desktop Manager, the pane that
	shows all the files and folders in RAM and
	any installed MMC on your eBookMan
	device.
Download	(verb) Transferring data from a server to the
	memory of another computer or device.
	(noun) The data transferred from a server to
	the memory of another computer or device.
eBook	A “soft” copy or electronic version of a book.
	eBooks come in several formats and you
	need a program called a Reader in order to
	view these books either on your PC or a
	handheld device.

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