a global unique identifier
a hexadecimal string that uniquely tags an object in time and space
a large, unique hex-based value suitable for database and registry keys
a number or string unique to each player
a randomly generated alphanumeric identifier that is used to indicate a unique installation of RealPlayer
a specially generated unique random number which can only be generated from your computer
a string of numbers and/or letters allocated to each individual piece of data within a system, to uniquely differentiate it from other pieces of data
a unique identifier generated by PunkBuster
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Globally Unique Identifier. Identifiers (IDs) assigned to COM objects that are generated through a sophisticated algorithm. The algorithm guarantees that all COM objects are assigned unique IDs, avoiding any possibility of a naming conflict, even in distributed systems with millions of objects supplied by different vendors.
A Globally Unique Identifier (GUID) is a numeric or text identifier which is guaranteed to be unique even at the global level. GBIF expects to make extensive ... [ Read more
The GUID is a radomised string that prevents duplicate messages from being sent by uniquely identifying a particular message or node on a P2P network.
An identifier that uniquely identifies a COM object. GUID is an acronym for Globally Unique Identifier.
128-bit hexadecimal number, guaranteed to be globally unique, used to identify components in a NAS application.
See globally unique identifier (GUID).
Globally Unique Identifier. A controversial 16-byte number generated by Microsoft programs that uniquely identifies a network or user or computer or document....
See global unique identifier (GUID).
128-bit hexadecimal number, guaranteed to be globally unique, used to identify components in an iPlanet Application Server application.
A globally unique identifier (GUID) is an identifier that distinguishes one program or object from another. When using the Internet Explorer Administration Kit, administrators can generate a GUID for each custom component that added.
Globally Unique Identifier/Global Universal Identifier
A globally unique identifier (GUID) is an identifier that distinguishes one program or object from another. When using the IEAK, you can generate a GUID for each custom component that you add.
GUID - See definition for: globally unique identifier
A Globally Unique Identifier or GUID is a pseudo-random number used in many software applications. While each generated GUID is not guaranteed to be unique, the total number of unique keys (2128 or 3.4028×1038) is so large that the possibility of the same number being generated twice is very small.
Global Unique Identifier. Refers to the alpha-numeric code assigned to each CharterX member's account on the Industry Exchange. This code allows an XQuote session initiated from a member's site to link to the appropriate data.
Globally unique ID. A unique (i.e., never duplicated) 128-bit number that identifies an AD object.
Globally unique identifier. A program-generated number that creates a unique identity for an object.
Globally unique identifier used by an interface or object for identification. incomplete-phrase value The number of milliseconds that the speech recognition engine waits before discarding an incomplete phrase because the user has stopped speaking.
A 16-byte field used in an Access database to establish a unique identifier for replication. GUIDs are used to identify replicas, replica sets, tables, records, and other objects. In an Access database, GUIDs are referred to as Replication IDs. ጅ. á‹©. አá‹. ዲ View
