The list of microsoft acronyms and abbreviations.

All microsoft related acronyms and abbreviations.

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NDC:
National Destination Code(MICROSOFT, Computing, Telecommunications)
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NTLM:
NT LAN Manager(Microsoft Windows, WINDOWS, MICROSOFT)
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OMF:
Object Module Format(MICROSOFT, IBM, Computing)
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OSD:
Open Software Distribution(Format, MICROSOFT, Computing)
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PE:
Portable Executable(Software Development, MICROSOFT, Telecommunications)
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PPTP:
Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol(Communications protocol)
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RDS:
Remote Data Services(WINDOWS, MICROSOFT, DATA)
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RIFF:
Resource Interchange File Format(Computer technology, MICROSOFT, IBM)
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RNI:
Raw Native Interface(Java, MICROSOFT, Computing)
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RRAS:
Routing and Remote Access Service(Operating System, Microsoft Windows)
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SACL:
System Access Control List(Computer technology, Microsoft Windows)
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SAM:
Security Access Manager(WINDOWS, MICROSOFT, Computing)
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SBS:
Small Business Server(Computer software, MICROSOFT, Software)
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SDI:
Single Document Interface(Computer software, MICROSOFT, Software)
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SN:
Subscriber Number(MICROSOFT, Computing, Telecommunications)
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SRM:
Security Reference Monitor(Linux, WINDOWS, MICROSOFT)
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STT:
Secure Transaction Technology(Networking, MICROSOFT, Computing)
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TGS:
Ticket-Granting Service(Microsoft Windows, WINDOWS, MICROSOFT)
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UMA:
Upper Memory Area(Intel, MICROSOFT, Computer)
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VFAT:
Virtual File Allocation Table(WINDOWS, MICROSOFT, Computing)
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