The PC Glossary

1. Who is the author of the PC Glossary?

All definitions in the PC Glossary are written by Per Christensson. Per has a B.S. degree in Computer Science from Wheaton College (IL) and has over twelve years of experience working in information technology.

2. How old is the Glossary?

The PC Glossary was originally published online in 1999 as the "Sharpened Glossary." The definitions have been updated and revised several times since then. The Sharpened Glossary became the PC Glossary on May 1, 2012.

3. How can I use definitions from the PC Glossary?

Webmasters may republish up to 50 definitions from the PC Glossary as long as a reference and link are provided wherever the definitions are displayed. To use more than 50 definitions, you must first request and receive written permission from the PC.net administrator. Webmasters that that publish any content from PC.net must contact PC.net to let the administrator know that the definitions are being used.

Students may use definitions in research papers and school projects as long as an appropriate citation is included wherever the definitions are used.

4. How can I request a term to be added to the Glossary?

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