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Why interface testing is necessary even when individual components have been extensively validated through component testing?
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What are the four components of an interface?
electrical component, mechanical component, functional component and procedural component
The hardware and software the enable individual computers and components to interact is known as the?
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What are the component of DDBMS?
The components of a Disributed DataBase Management System (DDBMS) are the Database Manager, the User Interface Request, and a Distributed Transaction Manager.
Is the office ribbon the main component of the Office 2007 interface?
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A public interface.
What does PCI stand for?
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Swing is considered light weight because it is fully implemented in Java, without calling the native operating system for drawing the graphical user interface components
Which component of windows vista interface uses gadgets?
sidebar
Is the ribbon a main component of the office 2007 interface?
Yes
Which component or technology enables powerful applications with a rich user interface to be accessed through a web interface?
ActiveX
What is an icon in java?
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