Custom File: A feature package that provides intuitive and safe source management for an audio and A/V system. Examples include Disc Memo, Selection, Station Memo, and Memo List.

 

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Custom File: A feature package that provides intuitive and safe source management for an audio and A/V system. Examples include Disc Memo, Selection, Station Memo, and Memo List.

Pdf Files: Adobe's Portable Document Format (pdf) is a translation format used primarily for distributing files across a network, or on a web site. Files with a .pdf extension have been created in anot . . . View Full Definition

Organizational Profile: An organizational profile is a depiction of the staffing pattern within an establishment. It is one method contractors use to determine whether barriers to equal employment opportunity exist . . . View Full Definition

Photo File Index Print: Makes ordering reprints and enlargements easy. A small print shows a positive, 'thumbnail' version of every picture on an aps roll. Each thumbnail picture is numbered on the index print to m . . . View Full Definition

Profile: Detailed information about a traveler’s personal preferences kept on file by a travel supplier.

Profiler: A type of Doppler radar that typically measures both wind speed and direction from the surface to 55,000 feet in the atmosphere.

Profile Buyer-Seller: Trader trying to get involved in a stock who presents self as a buyer-seller to draw a call from a customer. That is the trader has nothing real, or natural.

NT File System (NTFS): One of the file system for the Windows NT operating system (Windows NT also supports the FAT file system). NTFS has features to improve reliability, such as transaction logs to help recover . . . View Full Definition

Longitudinal Profile: A cross section of a stream or valley beginning at the source and continuing to the mouth. These profiles are drawn to illustrate the gradient of the stream.

Log Files: Server files which show you what your leading sources of traffic are and what people are search for to find your website. Log files do not typically show as much data as analytics programs w . . . View Full Definition