Startup screens usually contain information about the software's version and often contain a product or corporate logo. In communications, a crackling noise caused by electrical interference with a transmitted signal. Static RAMs are usually reserved for use in caches. Stationery documents can be used as document templates or boilerplates. In Microsoft Windows, a space at the bottom of many program windows that contains a short text message about the current condition of the program.
Some programs also display an explanation of the currently selected menu command in the status bar.
Status codes were commonly used to report the results of early computer programs, but most software today uses words or graphics. See also HTTP status codes. This feature facilitates the use of modifier keys by users who are unable to hold down one key while pressing another. In computing, any device in or on which information can be kept. An apparatus for recording computer data in permanent or semipermanent form.