Publisher's Synopsis
This computer dictionary is written for the average PC user as well as the expert, leading readers through the mysterious maze of terminology of computing. Unlike other dictionaries of computing, it neither assumes you have a PhD in computing nor surrounds the subject with impenetrable jargon.;Definitions of over 1200 entries, plus illustrations includes up to the minute terms such as EISA, Windows 3.0 super VGA (SVGA) and graphical user-interface. Cross-referencing is used throughout.
