Author: Lucy Iwuala

English (en) Page (memory amount) With computer memory, a page refers to a set amount of stored memory. A “page” is a unit of main memory segmentation. Other languages: Igbo, Yoruba Related terms Page (web page) Hausa (ha) Shafin ma'adanar Decomposition:  ƙwaƙwalwar kwamfuta Decomposition:   

English (en) Page (like a hardcopy page) A page refers to a document section equal to one printed page of information. When starting a new document, you'll only have one page. As more text is typed into that document, it becomes more than one page. Other languages: Igbo, Yoruba Related terms Page (web page) Hausa...

English (en) Outbox An outbox refers to a feature or folder in various communication platforms, such as email clients or messaging applications, where your outgoing messages are temporarily stored before being sent to the recipient. An outbox is the location or folder where e-mail is stored before being sent. Other languages: Igbo, Yoruba Related terms Inbox...

English (en) Option An option is a choice presented to a user. For example, when closing a program, you may be prompted to save any open files that have unsaved changes. Other languages: Igbo, Yoruba Related terms                       Hausa (ha) Zaɓi Decomposition:  Zaɓi (singular), Zaɓuɓɓuka (plural)...

English (en) Operating System Operating system (OS), program that manages a computer's resources, especially the allocation of those resources among other programs. An operating system (OS) is the program that, after being initially loaded into the computer by a boot program, manages all of the other application programmes. Other languages: Igbo, Yoruba Related terms    ...

English (en) Open source software Open source software (OSS) is software that is distributed with its source code, making it available for use, modification, and distribution with its original rights. Other languages: Igbo, Yoruba Related terms Open source                      Hausa (ha) Buɗaɗɗiyar manhaja (sing) / Buɗaɗɗun manhajoji...

English (en) Open source The term open source refers to something people can modify and share because its design is publicly accessible. Open source is the opposite of closed source. Other languages: Igbo, Yoruba Related terms Open Source Software                   Hausa (ha) Buɗaɗɗen lasisi Decomposition:  an open licence...

English (en) Online Online means that a computer, device, or a person is connected to a network (on the network), and usually this means the Internet. For a person to be “online,” the device they are using must be connected to a network and able to communicate over the network. Other languages: Igbo, Yoruba Related terms...

English (en) Offline (outside of the Internet) Other times, “offline” is a more permanent descriptor, referring to something that is only found in the “offline” world. Other languages: Igbo, Yoruba Related terms Offline (not connected)                     Hausa (ha) Ba ya kan intanet Decomposition: not connected to internet...

English (en) Offline (not connected) In the world of technology, “offline” can have different meanings. Sometimes, saying something is “offline” means that it is not connected to a network at the moment. Other languages: Igbo, Yoruba Related terms Offline (outside of the internet)                     Hausa (ha) Ba...