Ethernet
Local area network (LAN) hardware specification. Defines cable type,
frequencies, etc.
FAT32
A 32-bit file system used by Windows Me or Windows 2000.
Fax (Facsimile)
A copy sent over a telephone line or other communications service.
Flash BIOS ROM
Memory chip in the WinBook notebook that stores the basic operating
firmware, including the system setup software, advanced power manage-
ment, and PCI bus support. The flash BIOS can be updated from a floppy
disk or with a file downloaded from the WinBook web page.
Folder
A collection of files (and/or other directories) on a disk. Files are saved
in such folders to keep them organized.
Format
The particular way of preparing a physical disk for the storage and
retrieval of information. The same physical disk can often be formatted
for use under differing operating systems. A floppy disk must have already
been formatted in order to be used in your computer.
Function Keys
The keys F1-F12 on your keyboard. They each perform different functions
(sometimes in combination with the Alt, Ctrl, or Shift keys) designated by
the software application currently active.
E-F
Glossary
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