plain text

İngilizce - Türkçe

plain text teriminin İngilizce Türkçe sözlükte anlamı: (Askeri) açık metin; (Askeri) AÇIK METİN: Bir anlam taşıyan ve şifre anahtarı uygulanmadan okunup anlaşılabilin metin veya işaretler. Buna "clear text" veya "plain language" de denir; Normal metin Düz metin; (Bilgisayar) normal metin
plain text file: Düz metin dosyası
plain text font: (Bilgisayar) düz metin yazı tipi
plaintext: şifresiz metin

İngilizce - İngilizce

plain text teriminin İngilizce İngilizce sözlükte anlamı: Unencrypted text, text that is readable
Using the sophisticated code was useless since the spy merely stole the plain text from the waste basket.; Data which consists only of human-readable text, as opposed to machine-readable binary data or formatting markup; Consisting only of plain text; Human-readable, unencrypted messages or data; This refers to textual data in ASCII format It is supported by nearly every application It is quite limited because it cannot contain any formatting commands; Unencrypted information [NIS] (188) Note: Plain text includes voice Synonym clear text; This is text without extraneous codes that designate font size, font style, etc See ASCII; A format in which data appears It is significant because you can use FrontPage to open data in this format and place it on a Web page; Computer-encoded text that consists only of a sequence of code values from a given standard, with no other formatting or structural information Plain text interchange is commonly used between computer systems that do not share higher-level protocols (See also fancy text ); Text without formatting other than spaces, newline, etc , using ASCII characters; Provides storage for text and services to manipulate it but does not support format attributes and cannot be displayed; A sequence of character code elements which represents only the core or primary content of some textual information Text which is unformatted with the exception of spaces and line breaks Monospaced typewriter text Text composed of ASCII characaters Cf Rich Text; Text format that doesn't include formatting codes designating layout and appearance of text; The term plain text is often used to describe data that consists exclusively of text, or rather the character codes used to represent it The term is also sometimes used to describe text which is free of any markup However, it should be noted that any markup would itself consist of nothing more than series of character codes; A text document with no other formatting such as from a word processor or HTML editor A plain text document is also called an ASCII file; Unencoded text that is not secure from being viewed; means data made up of letters and numbers stored in ASCII (American Standard Code for Information Exchange) format It does not contain any formatting (for example text style or layout) and is therefore readable by most text editing programs and word processors Plain text files often have a txt file extension; Data which exists in an unenciphered form; A file which contains only ASCII data (representing printable characters) See: ASCII (Webopaedia); Computer-encoded text that consists only of a sequence of code points from a given standard, with no other formatting or structural information Plain text interchange is commonly used between computer systems that do not share higher-level protocols (See also fancy text ); usually refers to vanilla ASCII text, as created or viewed in a simple text-editing program; textual data that contains no document-structure or format markup, or any tagging devices that are controlled by a higher-level protocol The meaning of plain text data is determined solely by the character encoding convention used for the data; 1 The normal text or language, or any symbol or signal, that conveys information without any hidden or secret meaning 2 Any text considered as the subject of encryption or the result of decryption; When entering content into a text box in Blackboard, you can choose one of three text types - Smart Text, Plain Text, or HTML The Plain Text and Smart Text options allow you to create hypertext links without the need to use HTML code To create a link using Plain Text, simply type or paste the address of a web page (the URL) into the text box You will not be able to apply any formatting effects when using Plain Text If you want to make text bold or italic, insert images, or make hypertext links open in a new window, you should select the Smart Text or HTML options; A message or document format that just includes numbers, letters, and spaces No font, font size, color, or tab spacing is included This is the most basic kind of format, which all mail programs can read; A string of text to be displayed with one value for each text attribute, i e , one typeface, one slant, and one weight Contrast Formatted text
plaintext: Alternative spelling of plain text
plaintext: The intelligible form of an encrypted text or of its elements
plaintext: Unencrypted data
plaintext: Of or pertaining to plain text or its elements
plaintext: Data that has not been encrypted, or data that was decrypted from cipher text
plaintext: This is the cryptographic term for the original (or post-decryption) form of and encrypted document c f Cyphertext
plaintext: The original specification for this obsolete element states that is be used to stop the parsing of HTML tags by the browser
plaintext: Message that is to be encrypted (readable data)
plaintext: The least formatted and therefore most portable form of text for computerized documents
plaintext: The message before going through the encryption, usually abbreviated by the symbol P
plaintext: Readable, unencrypted data
plaintext: A message or file before it's encrypted, before it becomes a ciphertext Also called cleartext
plaintext: The readable text of the message in its original form
plaintext: The input to an encryption function or the output of a decryption function Decryption transforms ciphertext into plaintext
plaintext: The data to be encrypted
plaintext: also called 'cleartext,' the human-readable data or message before it is encrypted
plaintext: The unencrypted or properly decrypted version of a message or data Plaintext is intelligible Also known as cleartext
plaintext: The unencrypted input to a cipher, as opposed to the encrypted ciphertext output
plaintext: ordinary readable text before it is encrypted
plaintext: Data before the application of a cryptographic algorithm
plaintext: Message text that is freely readable and understandable by anyone; the opposite of ciphertext
plaintext: The unencrypted text
plaintext: passwords that are transmitted in "plain text" over the internet, ie are NOT encrypted They are therefore vulnerable to sniffer attacks
plaintext: Data, information or text before encryption
plaintext: The text that will be encrypted If we decrypt succesfully a ciphertext, the result is the plaintext
plaintext: Data that has not been encrypted, or data that was decrypted from ciphertext
plaintext: The original message before encryption