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A link is what you click on on your computer. A menu is what you get when you're at a resturaunt.
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What is the difference between a Link and an Interface?
The difference between a link and an interface is the protocol used.
What is the difference between set menu and selected menu pattern?
Set menu is know as A A'L CARTE MENU.......& Selected menu is know as TABLE D'E HOTE MENU....
What is the Difference between task bar menu bar?
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What is the difference between a pop up menu and a pull down menu?
Pop up menu: This menu can be displayed anywhere on the page with a right-click of the mouse.Pull down Menu: This menu can be displayed when you click or bring mouse on menu then list of sub menu will be displayed under the main MENU.
What is The difference between Zelda and link?
link is the character you play as but Zelda is the princess you have to save
What is the difference between direct cost of a specific meal and a menu price called?
i don't know no
What are the isotopes of chlorine and what is the difference between them?
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Why does music on start menu have no properties?
In start menu properties change Music from link to menu then apply. If it is menu change to link. After you have done this go back and set which one you prefer.
What is the difference between D-link switch and a normal cisco switches?
Technology wise there is no such difference.
What is the difference between Malaysia and Singapore?
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