gloss_M | Microsoft Windows XP Professional Administrators Guide

Mandatory User Profile.: A preconfigured user profile established by the administrator and assigned to a user account that the user cannot modify.
Md.: A Windows XP command that creates a new folder.
Media Access Control (MAC) address.: A 48-bit number that identifies a network device, such as a network adapter or modem.
Memory addresses.: Ranges of electronic storage addresses that some devices use to send to and receive from the CPU.
Microsoft Management Console (MMC).: A management framework that provides a consistent interface for working with administration tools known as snap-ins and extensions.
Mkdir.: A Windows XP command that creates a folder.
Modem.: A device that modulates digital signals into analog signals and transmits them over a telephone line or, conversely, converts analog signals back into digital signals.
Modifiers.: Arguments that modify the switch behavior of Windows XP commands.
More.: A Windows XP command that displays the contents of a text file one screen at a time.
Mount point.: A folder located on a volume or partition where a link to a new disk drive is established.
Move.: A Windows XP command that moves files to another folder.
Msconfig.: A Windows XP utility that displays and modifies startup configuration settings, startup applications, and the system.ini, win.ini, and boot.ini system files.
MSN Communities.: A Microsoft Internet service that provides Internet-based storage.
Multilink.: A Windows XP feature that allows the bandwidth of two or more modems to be used in establishing a remote network connection.
My Documents.: A folder assigned to each user for personal storage that is located in \Documents and Settings\Username\My Documents.