Examples of using Workgroup in English and their translations into French
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To see the name of the Domain or the Workgroup your computer belongs to,
Each member of the Workgroup agrees not to disclose professional information to third parties presented within the group.
Each member has stated their intention to actively participate in the workgroup so that it is operational
Workgroup 7, chaired by Dr. Octrue,
If the font already exists in the library or workgroup, the application will not add another copy
As a result the Province has created a joint Data Integrity Workgroup that is working on improving the reports.
This study falls within the activities of the Communication and Outreach workgroup, but the results will also be used as supporting material for projects under Workgroups I and III.
Follow the steps below to check the workgroup settings on a PC using Windows 2000.
If you have changed the workgroup settings, follow the instructions on the screen to restart the PC.
Make sure that the Workgroup name is exactly the same as on the Sharing page.
If not, select the Workgroup option and type the name in the field.
Change the name of the computer and/or the workgroup if necessary and click OK.
She is currently co-chair of the Healthy Eating in Recreation Settings provincial workgroup with the Ontario Society of Nutrition Professionals in Public Health.
Note: to view computers that are in the same workgroup as you, click"View workgroup computers.
Selecting‘Members' will list all members of the Workgroup and from that list you are able to edit(including Workgroup role) or remove the members.
Netbios name- Name of a target belonging to a Windows domain or workgroup.
He assumed he would be arrested since one of the members of his workgroup within the movement had been arrested.
For example, you can reduce print costs by prohibiting an individual or entire workgroup from printing documents in color.
Madada Mogador opened its Moroccan cuisine workgroup.
To share folders in Windows, the PC must first be a member of a domain or workgroup.