An operating system (also known as Windows Vista) by Microsoft.

1650s, "a view or prospect," from Italian vista "sight, view," noun use of fem. past participle of vedere "see," from Latin videre "to see" (see vision).

view.

A wide viewpoint into the countryside.

a long view into the countryside.

A distant view or prospect, especially one seen through some opening.

May refer to:\n1. Blackboard Vista - an application used to deliver web-based course materials and assessments within DSO;\n2. Windows Vista - The latest incarnation of the Microsoft Windows desktop operating system.

Blackboard Vista is the primary application of Deakin Studies Online (DSO). It delivers web-based course material and assessment tasks. It facilitates communication and collaboration between staff and students by providing online links between academic teaching staff and students.

noun Definition: a mental view or vision of your life over a long period of time Example Sentence: People have new vistas with each birthday.

formerly code named Longhorn, is the name of the next Microsoft Windows desktop operating system release to follow Windows XP.

1) Sales order processing system used to control stock levels and generate invoices; 2) Software company responsible for this sales order processing system and for Production Manager

(n) the visual percept of a region

an interview.

a major new version of the Microsoft Windows operating system introduced in 2007. Widely derided for its bloat and disappointing performance, Vista was replaced by Windows 7 in 2009. See Windows, oper [..]

n. Vista

A suite of programs and databases for comparative analysis of genomic sequences. Users can either submit sequences and alignments for analysis or examine precomputed whole-genome alignments of different species. See the VISTA website.

an interview. visus: