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1. n. In computer security, a description of a user that includes such information as user ID, user name, password, access authority, and other attributes obtained at logon. 2. n. In Tivoli User Administration, a profile that is used to manage user accounts, including account information, home directories, startup files, and group membership.
a description of the buying habits and the demographic, geographic, psychographic, and behavioral characteristics of individuals who use a particular product or brand; see consumer profile.
Every user account in Confluence is linked to a profile that contains user related information and options to configuring user preferences.
A file containing user-specific data that defines a user's working environment. The profile can include desktop settings, application settings, and persistent network connections. Each user's preferences are saved to a user profile that Windows uses to configure the desktop each time the user logs on to the system. See also roaming user profile, local user profile, and mandatory user profile.
In Windows NT, configuration information can be retained on a user-by-user basis and saved in user profiles. This information includes all the per-user settings of the Windows NT environment, such as the desktop arrangement, personal program groups and the program items in those groups, screen colors, screen savers, network connections, printer connections, mouse settings, window size and position, and more. When a user logs on, the user's profile is loaded and the user's Windows NT environment is configured according to that profile.
a bunch of configuration settings that comprise a users desktop
a folder within the Documents and Settings folder on a Windows XP computer that has the same name as the user account to which it pertains
a group of settings and files that defines the environment that the system loads when a user logs on
a group of settings that defines how you are set up to work with Outlook
an account, maintained by the operating system, that keeps track of a particular user's files and system configuration
a record of an individual user's settings, such as shortcuts, favorites, and application, display, and hardware settings
a set of authorizations that enable user access to certain parts of the system"
a set of configuration data saved for every user
a set of files and folders that stores a user's personal preferences for his or her Windows workstation
a set of user authorizations and privileges
a special user account that you can set up on the desktop computer that downloads data to a handheld, without assigning a user ID
a user-environment setting
Information about you that you specify when you register. This information includes your name, e-mail address, group membership, a picture (optional), and more. You can modify the information in your user profile.
A group of settings that provides the operating system with information about a client's configuration.
An account in the program. You can create one by logging in. The user profile will store any changes you have made to settings, any Test Scores, and will remember where you left off.
A user profile is a means of categorizing and defining a user (or potential user) of a digital resource, using one or more different attributes to do so. The term "user profile" is frequently used to describe the process by which individuals' access and use of specific applications is configured, managed and monitored, particularly in technical terms. [Grant
This is a profile for the user that saves the users personal desktop settings.
characterization of a system's target population providing information about the users that is useful in making design decisions. The information in a user profile is usually obtained through a questionnaire given to the target users. A typical user profile might explore, for instance, how much experience users have with computing or a particular piece of software, what type of physical limitations they have, how frequently they perform common tasks, or what education or reading level they might have.
Settings that define customization preferences for a particular user, such as desktop settings, persistent network connections, personally identifiable information, Web site use, or other behaviors and demographics data.
A file in the user's home directory named .profile that contains shell commands that set initial user-defined characteristics and defaults for the login session.
User information such as name, email, and password. The information contained in the profile may be edited or deleted by going to the Members page on the PrinterOn web site.
in Windows, a user profile can hold particular keyboard, mouse and display settings, and what appears in the Start menu and on the desktop. When the pupil ‘logs on’ with his or her name, the personalized settings are loaded and the desktop only shows the required short cuts and folders.
A file that contains configuration information for a specific user, such as desktop settings, persistent network connections, and application settings. Each user's preferences are saved to a user profile that Windows uses to configure the desktop each time a user logs on.