what does collating mean?
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You are printing 2 copies of pages 1,2, and 3 of a document.\n\nIf they are arranged as Page 1, Page 1, Page 2, Page 2, Page 3, Page 3, you have it uncollated.\n\nIf they are arranged as Page 1, Page 2, Page 3 Then a second set of Page 1, Page 2, Page 3, you have it collated.
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It means :\nC:&#92; : Drive letter\nDocume~1 : Abreviation for Documents and Settings Folder\nOwner : User Folder\nLocalS~1 : Local Settings Folder ( It's a hidden Folder you can view it by going to Folder Options->View>Show Hidden Files and Folders )\nTemp: Temporary files folder..
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con·fig·u·ra·tion Pronunciation (kn-fgy-rshn)\nn.\n1.\na. Arrangement of parts or elements.\nb. The form, as of a figure, determined by the arrangement of its parts or elements. See Synonyms at form.\n2. Psychology Gestalt.\n3. Chemistry The structural arrangement of atoms in a compound or molecule.\n4. Computer Science\na. The way in which a computer system is set up: changed the configuration by resetting the parameters.\nb. The set of constituent components, such as memory, a hard disk, a monitor, and an operating system, that make up a computer system.\nc. The way that the components of a computer network are connected.
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means dont copy word for word
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Your question is very vague, as you can see by the many different answers. If you are looking for an English word that has two opposite meanings, then one answer is "cleave." It can mean "to split" or "to cling to or adhere."\n\nIs that the sort of thing you are looking for?
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This question is too general. "Debt colletion" usually refers to the process of obtaining payment for delinquint accounts. It isn't clear how one could do this from a website, since the delinquint account holder's won't be visiting your website.
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I haven't been able to find it in the cliche or phrase dictionaries.  I've seen it in books and usually it meant "searched exhaustively."\nAn example is "The detective really covered the waterfront, and has no further clues to pursue."
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com·put·er·ize (kəm-pyū'tə-rīz') \ntr.v., -ized, -iz·ing, -iz·es.\n\nTo furnish with a computer or computer system.\nTo enter, process, or store (information) in a computer or system of computers
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Hi Dinesh,\nCan u give your collage name ?\nMost of collages have on syllabubs.\nBut mostly contain remain same.
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The word contextual can be used to define the congruent relationship between two parts.\n\nFor example, if I wanted to construct a 100 story highrise on the block of a low-density neighborhood, where the homes are typically one family, two car garage--it would be out of context.  If I were to build contextually, it would mean that  I would tailor my development to the existing housing stock, or within the visual scale of what is currently present.
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de·mar·cate  (d-märkt, dmär-kt)\ntr.v. de·mar·cat·ed, de·mar·cat·ing, de·mar·cates \n1. To set the boundaries of; delimit.\n2. To separate clearly as if by boundaries; distinguish: demarcate categories.\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nde·marcator n.
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1 entry found for floccinaucinihilipilification.\nMain Entry:   floccinaucinihilipilification \nPart of Speech:   noun \nDefinition:   an act or instance of judging something to be worthless or trivial \nEtymology:   the parts of the word each mean `at nothing' or `with a small price'
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Sounds like both. Orders, briefs, evidence and/or decisions. You'd have to come up with more context to be certain.\n\nIf it's an advertisement for a database program like Concordance, it might make some sense...
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Sweetheart, different sources use different abreviations. Can you type out specifically what they are? Then I might be able to help you.
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It's two words: totus elatus.\n\nElatus is the participle of the verb effero, which can mean to carry out or away, or to raise up.\nTotus means whole, complete, entire, all.\n\nSo the phrase, depending on context, could mean "completely raised up"  or "entirely carried away," or "entirely elevated," or a few other things, mostly in the same vein.
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It is impossible to know without the context. What's the whole sentence you find the phrase in?\n\nEdit: That really makes no sense. It's certainly not a frequently used abbreviation. Some more information would really be helpful.
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Collators are pieces of equipment that are part of the more expensive photocopiers.  They allow you to make multiple copies of documents at the same time and keep everything in order.  some of them are quite sophisticated.\n\nIf you mean in terms of a person's job, I would think it has to do with counting and ordering ... couldn't find any reference that referred to that sort of explanation.