add-in

Noun

Meaning

a printed circuit that can be inserted into expansion slots in a computer to increase the computer's capabilities

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add in

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Ivory processors were marketed in stand-alone Lisp Machines (the XL400, XL1200, and XL1201), headless Lisp Machines (NXP1000), and on add-in cards for Sun Microsystems (UX400, UX1200) and Apple Macintosh (MacIvory I, II, III) computers. Source: Internet

Alternatively, download the Lucidchart add-in for PowerPoint. Source: Internet

Syncfusion provides QTP add-in that contains custom libraries, that help UFT or QTP to recognize Syncfusion controls. Source: Internet

Employees often get frustrated when scheduling meetings; the third-party add-in FreeBusy Scheduling Assistant uses automation to make the process less of a chore. Source: Internet

In the add-in, once you add the web service, you just need to select the range and click a button to use the web service. Source: Internet

The add-in now displays a sheet picker that allows you to navigate through your Favorites, Sheets folder, or Workspaces in Smartsheet to find the exact sheet you need. Source: Internet

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