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A '''control panel''' contains instruments, dials, switches, knobs, sliders, etc., to let a person observe and/or control a process or a machine.
 
A '''control panel''' contains instruments, dials, switches, knobs, sliders, etc., to let a person observe and/or control a process or a machine.
  
A virtual control panel is a software program which does the same thing for some aspect of a computer system. The Macintosh computer and the Windows operating system come with control panels. Some web site hosts provide control panels, e.g. the free [[cPanel]] application.
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A virtual control panel is a [[software]] program which does the same thing for some aspect of a [[computer]] system. The [[Macintosh]] computer and the [[Windows]] [[operating system]] come with control panels. Some [[website]] hosts provide control panels, e.g. the free [[cPanel]] application.
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[[Category:Energy]]
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[[Category:Electrical Engineering]]
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[[Category:Electricity]]
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[[Category:Electronics]]
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[[Category:Amateur Radio]]

Latest revision as of 03:01, December 11, 2014

A control panel contains instruments, dials, switches, knobs, sliders, etc., to let a person observe and/or control a process or a machine.

A virtual control panel is a software program which does the same thing for some aspect of a computer system. The Macintosh computer and the Windows operating system come with control panels. Some website hosts provide control panels, e.g. the free cPanel application.


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