Apache A web (HTTP) server program used by many web sites on a variety of computers. It is an example of open-source software, where the source code is published and a variety of people make contributions. The first version was released in 1995. Within a year, it became the leading
web server software.
ASP
- (Active Server Pages) on Windows web servers, a system for generating web pages partly or completely by computation, not by launching a separate program as in CGI, but by running scripts interpretively within the web pages as they are delivered to the client. Thus, a web page can be written partly in VBscript or another programming language in order to do computation as it is being served. The current version of ASP, using the .NET Framework, is called ASP.NET.
- (Application Service Provider) a network service provider that also provides application software, such as networked database programs.
ASPI (Advanced SCSI Programming Interface) a standard way for application programs to access SCSI hardware.
Assembler a computer program that translates assembly language into
machine language.
Assembly in Microsoft’s .NET Framework, a set of files containing software
components that work together as a single program. All the components
are explicitly and uniquely identified so that accidental
substitutions cannot occur.
ATM
- online abbreviation for “at the moment” (i.e., now).
- in banking, abbreviation for automatic teller machine.
- in networking, abbreviation for Asynchronous Transfer Mode, a set of high-speed data transmission protocols.
AVI file (Audio-Video Interleave file) a file containing video and audio
(i.e., moving pictures with sound) in any of several formats, identified
by a filename ending in
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