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uploadThe process by which an individual can send/post/upload a file to the Internet.
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uploadTo transfer data or programs from a smaller computer, camera, etc., or a computer at a remote location, to a larger computer system.
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uploadUpload, or uploading is sending a file or data from one computer to another.
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uploadTo transfer a file from your device to the internet.
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uploadIf one thinks of the Internet as a great network in the sky, then the words "upload" and "download" make more sense. Whereas downloading is when something is received, -- a message, data, whatever -- from another computer, uploading is when one sends something to another computer.
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uploadCopying or sending data or documents from your computer to another computer, such as the server that hosts your home page. See also download
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uploadTo upload a file means to send a copy of it from your computer to someone else's computer. The opposite term, download, means to make a copy of a file from someone else's computer onto yours [..]
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uploadTransferring data from a computer or device to a central computer or website.
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upload(v) transfer a file or program to a central computer from a smaller computer or a computer at a remote location
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uploadTo send a file to a network. See also download and crossload.
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uploadThe process of transferring a file from a local computer to a web server. Uploading is most often done using software and a process called FTP.
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uploadTo transmit a file from one computer to another.
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uploadTo transmit a file of data from your computer to another computer.
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uploadRefers to the process of sending information via electronic means. This can include sending an email or publishing data such as a video on a website such as YouTube.
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upload To transmit a file of data from your computer to another computer. The opposite of download.
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uploadUpload is also known as uplink and means the one way connection from a device (phone, PDA, laptop computer) to a network or server (mobile phone network, internet etc.).
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uploadTransferring files or other information to the Internet from a computer or to one piece of computer equipment from another. Read articles that include this term
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uploadTo transfer information from one device to another. Photographers often upload their images from camera to computer, and then subsequently upload the images from the computer to a hard drive for storage.
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uploadUploading is the action of sending data from a local computer (yours) to a server or website. When you have an image on your computer that you want to use on your website, you upload it. When you tran [..]
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uploadUploading (U/L) refers to the process of copying files from a smaller peripheral device to a large central system. This process may involved transferring data from a local computer to a remote compute [..]
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uploadInputting your mobile phone data into your contact base on Messenger via an excel sheet
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uploadThe process by which data is transferred from a local computer to a remote location.
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uploadthe act of sending code that has been compiled and converted into hex code from a computer to a LilyPad Arduino.
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uploadTransfer of the program in the PLC to the computer. Most of the time depending on the PLC there will be no associated documentation with an uploaded program. See also: Download
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uploadTo send files from your local hard drive to another computer over a network.
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uploadThe transfer of data from a computer to a website, e.g. uploading a CV to a recruitment website.
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uploadPosting a new message to your timeline with a photo or video. A photo and video will load from your computer, tablet or phone – even your watch now…
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uploadTo send a file or data to Clearly Inventory. Upload Method (formerly Transaction:Upload)
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upload The electronic transfer of data to an EDI translation softwarexe "translation software" from a business application or customized interface. UPS
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upload Transferring information from your computer to the Internet.
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upload
(transitive,intransitive|computing) to transfer data or files from a peripheral or subordinate system to a larger or more central one; especially from a personal computer to an Internet server.
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uploadTo transfer information from a computer system or a personal computer to another computer system or a larger computer system."
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uploadIn computer networks, to upload is to send data to a remote system such as a server or another client so that the remote system can store a copy.
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uploadIn computer networks, to upload is to send data to a remote system such as a server or another client so that the remote system can store a copy.
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uploadUpload can mean:
Upload, transferring a file to or from another computer. See also File transfer and File sharing.
Mind uploading, the hypothetical transfer of a human mind into a computer by brain em [..]
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uploadRelationships Related Term: download v. ~ Computing · To transfer data, especially a file, from a workstation to a network server.
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uploadTo post something onto the internet.
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uploadTransfer files from a computer's hard drive to another storage device, including an internet web site's server. "Upload" can be said to be the opposite or the reverse action of &qu [..]
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uploadby 1980, from up (adv.) + load (v.). Related: Uploaded; uploading.
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uploadThe process of transferring information from a computer to a web site (or other remote location on a network). To transfer information from a computer to a web site (or other remote location on a network).
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uploadThe process of transferring one or more files from your local computer to a remote computer. The opposite action is download.
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uploadTransferring files or other information to the Internet from a computer or to one piece of computer equipment from another. Read articles that include this term
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uploadto transfer electronic information from a smaller computer to a larger computer.
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upload The transfer of files, data or documents from a the computer you are using to another computer. The opposite of download
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uploadCopyright by Matisse "Upload" Enzer -->Transferring data (usually a file) from a the computer you are using to another computer. The opposite of download. See also: Download
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uploadTo upload is to transfer data from your computer to another computer.
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uploadto send a file from one computer to another through a network.
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uploadThe activity of transferring a file from a user's computer system to a remote system.
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uploadTo transfer a file from your computer system to another system via a modem over telephone or cable lines or a telnet connection using a transfer protocol like xmodem, ymodem, zmodem, or Kermit. Less p [..]
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uploadTo transfer information from a users system to a remote system. Opposite of download.
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upload/uhp'lohd/ v. 1. [techspeak] To transfer programs or data over a digital communications link from a smaller or peripheral `client' system to a larger or central `host' one. A transfer i [..]
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uploadWhile downloading is receiving a file from another computer, uploading is the exact opposite. It is sending a file from your computer to another system. Pretty straight forward. It is possible to uplo [..]
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uploadTo send or transmit a file from one computer to another via modem.
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uploadWebGuest Dictionary Sending files from your computer to another computer through the Internet. For example, sending email is uploading a file to the SMTP server of your ISP. When you have a personal home page, you must upload your HTML files to the Web server that hosts your Web site.
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uploadFor a website to be visible to the world, it has to be put on the server that is hosting it. This process is called uploading because you are literally loading your information, pages, pictures, etc. up onto the server.
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uploadThe opposite of a download, this is sending information from a local system to a remote system usually via FTP.
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uploadTo transmit data from a computer to a bulletin board service, mainframe, or network. For example, if you use a personal computer to log on to a network and you want to send files across the network, y [..]
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uploadOften confused with download, uploading a file means loading it from your computer onto a remote one. Most people do a lot more downloading than uploading.
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uploadTo transmit a copy of one or more files from a local computer to the hard disk of another (usually more remote) computer, such as a mainframe or network server, a process that may require terminal emu [..]
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uploadTo send a file from one computer to another via modem or other telecommunication method. A common example is a file that is uploaded to a Bulletin Board Service (BBS), a website for shared files or ISP site. Another common method is to modify Website files on your local computer and the put them up on the server by upload through an uploading edito [..]
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uploadSend a file to another computer using a modem.
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uploadThe process of transferring data from a local computer to a remote computer. When you copy a file from your computer to a computer on the Internet, you are "uploading" that file. See Also: D [..]
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uploadUpload, or uploading is sending a file or data from one computer to another.
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uploadto copy a file, e-mail message, or other information from your PC to a larger computer on the network.
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uploadTransfer of data to another 'remote' computer. See: Download.
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uploadTo publish a file on the internet.
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uploadTo send a file from one computer or server to another.
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uploadTo publish a file on the internet.
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uploadTo send a copy of a file from a client to a server using a modem.
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uploadto transfer data from a personal computer or device to a larger entity such as a website.
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uploadto transfer files from your computer to another computer or server.
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uploadTransfer a file from the computer system being used to a remote system.
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uploadWhen one computer sends information to another, it is called uploading.
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uploadThe process of transferring information from your computer to another computer or a web site through the Internet.
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uploadUploading is the process of copying files, information and images from your personal workstation to the Internet. The terms upload and import are synonymous.
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uploadTransferring data (usually a file) from a the computer you are using to another computer. The opposite of download.
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uploadTransferring a file from your computer to another computer.
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uploadTo transfer a file from your computer to another computer on the Internet.
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uploadTransferring a file from your computer to another computer.
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uploadPutting a copy of a file from your computer onto a remote computer (the opposite of a download). If you have a Web site, you upload new pages to the server (usually space rented from an ISP) when you [..]
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uploadSend a file. See download. As a memory aid, think of the BBS (Bulletin Board System) you are communicating with as being a regal personage perched in a castle high UP on a hill. In the case one person [..]
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uploadIt’s the opposite to download by sending data from your computer to a remote system. A remote system generally consists of a server.
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uploadThe opposite of download - an upload takes place when you send a file from your own computer to another computer on the Internet.
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uploadTo upload a file is to copy it from your computer to a remote computer. The opposite is download.
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uploadTransferring data from the computer you are using to another computer. It is the opposite of download.
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