Using microcomputer-based software to produce architectural and mechanical engineering drawings. Usually requires a fast computer with powerful graphics and mathematical capability, a large screen, and lots of memory. A ided M anufacturing. Using microcomputers to control manufacturing equipment such as milling machines. A toggle key on the keyboard that makes all letters type uppercase, but does not affect the numeral, punctuation, or function keys.
Cards are smaller than boards.
Usually goes with a line feed. Named after the carriage return lever on a typewriter. DOS commands and filenames are not case sensitive. Passwords frequently are case sensitive. CD C ompact D isc.