| 释义 |
log-on, n. Computing.|ˈlɒgɒn, lɒˈgɒn|
Also logon.
[f. vbl. phr. to log on: see log v.1 5 d.]
The action or an act of logging on; = *log-in n. Also attrib., esp. designating a procedure which is carried out every time a user logs on.
1977Sci. Amer. July 65/3 (Advt.), With 300 people authorized to use the terminals,..we now average over 400 ‘log-ons’ a day. As many as 70 people may be online simultaneously. 1982Electronics 10 Feb. 214/1 An entire log-on sequence can be programmed for automatic transmission. 1986Personal Computer World Nov. 150/3 The communications module also allows you to automate the log-on sequence for different services. 1988C. J. Cherryh Cyteen 58 There was nothing he dared use: every log-on was recorded. |