Microfloppy disc: A 89 mm (3,5 inches) floppy disc encased in a rigid plastic shell.
Double density disc: A floppy disc which can store twice as much information as its single density counter part.
Erasable storage: Storage medium that can be erased and reused as required. For example: a floppy disc.
(3)Structure imposed on a floppy disc by an operating system utility r formatting, the disc can then be used to accept data.
"A typical PC assemblage comprises a CPU; internal memory consisting of RAM and ROM; data storage devices (including a hard disc, a floppy disc, or CD-ROM); and input/output devices (including a display screen, keyboard, mouse, and printer)."
Off-line typesetting system: Typesetting system configurations in which the text and graphic input, page make-up and output are each a separate free-standing Unit. Communication between these units is done by floppy disc.
Media: The material that stores or transmits data, for example, floppy discs, coaxial cable, etc.
It can spread on floppy discs, but travels mostly on e-mails and files downloaded from the World Wide Web and bulletin boards.
