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redirection

(operating system)

input/output redirection.

redirection

(World-Wide Web)

URL redirection.

redirection

Diverting data from their normal destination to another; for example, to a disk file instead of the printer, or to a server's disk instead of the local disk. See virtual directory, symbolic link, shortcut, hijacking and redirector.

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The research also found that renters are less likely to take out a Redirection when moving (40%) compared to home owners (55%).

United Kingdom : UK renters at risk of ID and address fraud as it is revealed that, sensitive mail could still be going to up to three previous homes

The first move addressed the recurrent expenses for government bodies and ministries by means of restructuring the government system and the second move is about the government redirection of subsidy to the eligible categories and sectors.

Citizen at core of government priorities, minister affirms

In addition to multimedia redirection, IGEL's Linux-based RemoteFX solution now supports USB redirection, which permits virtualized access to local USB devices for applications such as smartphone synchronization, operation of audio devices and headsets, and smartcard-based authentication.

IGEL Increases Multimedia Performance with Latest Versions of Citrix Receiver, VMware View Client and Microsoft RemoteFX

A Royal Mail spokesman said: "There's a clear notification that there's a redirection in place and it should be going through.

Post fails to find its way home

I would like to see it so that any mail redirection company has to put the details of their business in any address.

I thought I'd won pounds 1.89m

Rename specialises in offering a redirection service from easy-to-remember URLs using the Austrian suffix 'at'.

Businesses urged to develop parallel web sites as contingency

Among the allegations brought against Education Redirection are claims that the school unconstitutionally taught religion.

Colorado School District Denies Charter School To Religious Group

Expect the software behemoth to make a smaller, but no less crucial redirection of its efforts toward the wireless market.

Microsoft

Ancient onlookers probably marveled at the capture and redirection of a natural force as significant as the sun, he says.

Ancient Americans show metallic flair

As Table 1 shows, the literature on Oxenfeldt and Kelly's ownership redirection thesis has yielded inconsistent empirical conclusions.

What we know about ownership redirection in franchising: a meta-analysis

The basic premise of strategic redirection is that companies periodically need to get completely out of some businesses and/or get into new ones.

The ultimate strategic question: stay, go, or change? Strategic redirection can provide an answer to the question every company must ask

A redirection of the company's R&D efforts and the appointment of its first outside distributors are other news that emerged in a recent interview with company executives.