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update

To change data in a file or database.

Update and Edit
The terms "update" and "edit" are often used synonymously, although "update" is more often used to refer to changes in a database, while "edit" is more general and means to alter the content of any file (text, database, graphics, etc.).

Update and Upgrade
The terms "update" and "upgrade" are used synonymously, although "update" is more often used to refer to adding and deleting elements of data, and "upgrade" refers to installing new versions of software. However, you can "update" your software by "upgrading" to the new version. See edit.



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All of the polices are based on the Adjustable Concept, a comprehensive and updatable guarantee defined by three basic elements: a guaranteed plan of insurance, a face amount and premium.
Make the standards it spells out difficult to amend (put those items that may change on a regular basis, such as discount arrangements and preferred providers, in an easily updatable appendix document).
Tait says the Inspector + and City View combination compares favourably with Research In Motion's BlackBerry, has wider coverage, is compatible With any hand-held device, is easily updatable to changing municipal legislation and can work with any municipal software system.
 
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