Examples of using Optical disks in English and their translations into French
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VI. ACCESS TO THE OPTICAL DISK SYSTEM.
For UNPRESS and optical disk, access is provided only to Member States and is free of charge.
Under the new optical disk Licensing Law, confiscated infringing goods must be destroyed.
The initial Optical Disk System as proposed by the Joint Inspection Unit(JIU)
Several speakers called for the optical disk system to be linked as soon as possible to the United Nations web site,
The Secretary noted that access to the optical disk system had been provided to delegations
observer missions has been the optical disk system, which was begun in 1988 in Geneva
Support Services on 23 August 1995, which included a hands-on demonstration of optical disk applications.
posts from the text- processing units to the Distribution Section to carry out the new functions of archiving documents on the optical disk system.
that very day and the definitive version of the two resolutions adopted in June 1998 was still not available at the document distribution desk or on the optical disk.
Complete language versions are available on the United Nations Optical Disk System".
permanent missions could use, and the updating of the connection between the United Nations Internet facility and its optical disk system.
It is accordingly proposed to redeploy the resources related to the Technological Innovations Programme along with the related resources for the optical disk storage and retrieval system(former section 30)
Access to the full text of United Nations documents in the six official languages will be further facilitated by enhanced links between the optical disk system and the indexing records of the United Nations Bibliographic Information System UNBIS.
that the Organization provided to outside users access to its databases UNPRESS, optical disk, GOPHER and WEB SERVER.
At its substantive session in 1998, the Committee on Conferences welcomed the efforts of the Secretariat to improve access to the optical disk system(ODS), in particular the establishment of additional ODS centres.
The optical disk system being implemented by the Office of Conference Services of the United Nations Secretariat has reached the point where,
The Administration has stated that since the establishment of the optical disk system in 1993, there has been an exponential growth in the number of users,
providing them with direct access to the Internet, optical disk system and the Web sites of other organizations of the United Nations family,
In addition to providing digitized documents and metadata to the optical disk system on a daily basis, the Library is continuing to undertake special projects for