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Definition of wrapper application in US English: wrapper applicationnoun A computer program that works only with another fully developed program, which it enhances in some way. we have created a viewer that is a simple wrapper application for the underlying multimedia system Example sentencesExamples - The wrapper application had many changes to support instance variable programming style and HTML page tagging for outs.
- Back in 2002, I talked about graphical wrapper applications that attempt to make Unix command-line tools more accessible to Mac users who prefer to avoid the command-line whenever possible.
- The second application, a component based data visualisation application, employs the injection wrapper application to gain support for distributed multiple input devices at run-time.
- It looks like the wrapper application crashed but the engine itself was still running.
- If you do need to reinstall your program, simply download the program again select the Reinstall button in the wrapper application.
Definition of wrapper application in US English: wrapper applicationnoun A computer program that works only with another fully developed program, which it enhances in some way. we have created a viewer that is a simple wrapper application for the underlying multimedia system Example sentencesExamples - It looks like the wrapper application crashed but the engine itself was still running.
- The second application, a component based data visualisation application, employs the injection wrapper application to gain support for distributed multiple input devices at run-time.
- The wrapper application had many changes to support instance variable programming style and HTML page tagging for outs.
- If you do need to reinstall your program, simply download the program again select the Reinstall button in the wrapper application.
- Back in 2002, I talked about graphical wrapper applications that attempt to make Unix command-line tools more accessible to Mac users who prefer to avoid the command-line whenever possible.
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