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`DICTIONARY
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`Extensive Internet coverage
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`More than 4,000 terms and acronyms
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`64 Boolean operator
`Boolean operator A word, generally typed iy
`that indicates how search terms should be comb
`search. Synonymous with logical operator,
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`2 Capital
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`Boolean Operators
`Thesearch ren;
`If you link two search terms with:
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`AND (“Chardonnay AND Zinfandel”)—Only those rec asOrd;
`documents that Sen
`both of these terms "
`Anyrecord or d
`OCUMen
`that contains eit
`her of
`these terms
`NOT (“Chardonnay NOT Zinfandel”)—Any record or ese.
`ment that contains
`“Chardonnay,” except
`those that also contain
`“Zinfandel”
`
`OR (“Chardonnay OR Zinfandel”)
`
`Boolean searchAsearch that involves the use of Boolean
`operators (AND, OR, and NOT). In a Booleansearch, you cay
`use these operators to refine the scope of your search.
`
`1.To initiate an automatic routine that clears the mem-
`boot
`ory, loads the operating system (OS), and prepares the computer
`for use. Included in the computer’s read-only memory (ROM)1s
`the Power-On Self-Test (POST), which executes whenthe power
`is switched on (a cold boot). After a systemcrash or lockup occur,
`you usually must boot the computer again, or reboot,bypressing
`the Reset button or a key combination suchas Ctrl+Alt+Del
`(IBM PCs and compatibles) or Ctrl+Command+Start (Mac-
`intoshes) (a warm boot). The term is derived fromthe expression
`“pulling oneself up by the bootstraps.” 2. The process ofstarting
`the computer (cold boot) or restarting (warm boot).
`BOOTP Acronymfor Bootstrap Protocol, an Internet protocol
`that enables workstations on a local area network (LAN) to find
`their IP address dynamically.
`boot sector The first track on an IBM PC-compatible hard oF
`floppy disk (track 0). During the boot process, read-only memory
`(ROM) tells the computer to read thefirst block of data oP thi
`track and load whatever programis foundthere.If systemfiles ae
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