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Shadow RAM, Software, Subdirectory, Suspend mode, Switch, System disk

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Setup The program you run to define the configuration settings and Power Mamgement options of your computer. Shadow RAM The function that copies the system video ROM into RAM to speed up processing. Software The programs that enable the computer to perform the tasks and functions you indicate. Subdirectory A disk directory that branches down from another directory or from the root directory. Suspend mode The power-saving mode your computer enters after you slide the suspend/resurne switch to the right or it detects a standby timeout period specified in the Setup program. Switch An option you can add to a command that modifies the way the command works. Switches are usually preceded by a / (forward slash). For example, if you add the/S switch to the FORMAT command, MS-DOS installs the operating system on a diskette as it formats it. See also Parameter. System disk A disk containing one of the operating systems used by your computer. 18 Glossary

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Setup
The program you run to define the configuration settings and
Power Mamgement options of your computer.
Shadow RAM
The function that
copies the system video ROM into RAM to
speed up processing.
Software
The programs that enable the computer to perform the tasks
and functions you indicate.
Subdirectory
A disk directory that
branches down from another directory or
from the root directory.
Suspend mode
The power-saving mode your computer enters after you slide
the suspend/resurne switch to the right or it detects a standby
timeout period specified in the Setup program.
Switch
An option you can add to a command that modifies the way
the command works. Switches are usually preceded by a /
(forward slash). For example, if you add the/S switch to the
FORMAT command, MS-DOS installs the operating system on
a diskette as it formats it. See also
Parameter.
System disk
A disk containing one of the operating systems used by your
computer.
18 Glossary