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Taskbar.

A toolbar that usually resides at the bottom of the display, containing the Start menu, the notification area, other toolbars, and icons representing open applications.

Task Manager.

A utility that provides real-time performance data for system, network application, processor, and user performance.

Telnet.

A Windows XP protocol that establishes a text-based session with a remote network computer running the Telnet service.

Temp.

A Windows XP system variable that identifies the location of a temporary folder where temporary files are stored.

Themes.

A collection of colors, icons, sounds, fonts, and a screen saver and desktop background that affect the overall appearance of Windows XP Professional.

Time.

A Windows XP command that displays or modifies system time.

Title.

A Windows XP command that changes the text displayed in the command console's title bar.

Tmp.

A Windows XP system variable that identifies the location of a temporary folder where temporary files are stored.

Tracert.

A Windows XP command that allows administrators to trace the path taken by a data packet as it travels the network.

Transmission Control Protocol (TCP).

A protocol that is used to establish a logical communication session between two computers in order to ensure the guaranteed delivery of data.

Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP).

The name of a collection of related protocols used on the Internet and other private networks. TCP/IP is the default network protocol for Windows XP Professional.

Troubleshooters.

Support tools that assist in troubleshooting computer problems by asking questions and providing suggested courses of action.

Type.

A Windows XP command that displays the contents of a text file without opening it.