zone de saisie libre
English translation: free entry zone/field
| 05:12 Sep 22, 2000 |
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| na | free entry zone/field |
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| na | input field / data entry field |
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| na | free input area |
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free entry zone/field Explanation: I would prefer field, as this is the term usually employed in software. It just means that there is some space where you can enter your own specification or information. Good luck |
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input field / data entry field Explanation: libre = unprotected but I don't think it really needs to be mentioned as you would not be able to enter anything into a protected field anyway. Reference: http://www.termium.com |
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free input area Explanation: This is an area where you can record any information relevant to the contact and there are no presentation restrictions, hence the 'free', you can write notes or just key words, it's up to you. French English Dict. of Computing |
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