Commodore Amiga - Page 137

Amiga Memory
Expansion Cartridge
Amiga Monitor
AmigaDOS
audio connector
audio signal
available menu item
Back Gadget
baud rate
cable
choose
chosen option
click
Clipboard
clipping
Clock
A cartridge you plug into the front of
the Amiga to add
256K of memory.
An RGB monitor made for use with the Amiga.
The Amiga disk operating system.
The connector you use when attaching audio
equipment with an Amiga.
The output from one of the two audio connectors on
the Amiga.
An item in a menu that you can choose.
A gadget you select to move a window or screen
behind other windows or screens that overlap it.
The rate at which information is transferred through
the serial connector.
A set of insulated wires used either to connect the parts
of the Amiga or to connect add-ons to the Amiga.
To pick a menu Item. You normally choose menu
items with the aid of the Menu button.
An option that is currently in effect.
1. To press and release a mouse button. 2. The
action you perform when you click.
A
place where parts of a project that you cut or copy
are kept.
A part of a project that has been cut or copied and put
on the Clipboard.
A tool that lets you display the time on the
Workbench.
G-2 Glossary