Definitions
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- noun In computers, a small application intended to assist in the configuration of a particular part of the system.
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Examples
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I thought about "configurator," but it sounds too mechanical.
SharePoint in Waves 2008
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Webcom's tool is a "configurator," which asks for details like height, weight, what area of the body needs covering and how snug-fitting the garment should be.
Just for You 2008
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'configurator' let's you design and specify a car as individual as you are.
Motoring 2009
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'configurator' let's you design and specify a car as individual as you are.
Motoring 2009
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'configurator' let's you design and specify a car as individual as you are.
Motoring 2009
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a new kind of configurator, hosted on launchpad, compatible with every engine, that will make Murrine theming fun as a video game If you are interested in joining the development or starting a configurator optimized for Murrine (it will be better of course, seen the high number of options), ask and you'll be part of this great theming crew.
Planet GNOME 2008
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And while Puget's online configurator lets you change most components, it defaults to selections tested for quiet operation.
Boing Boing 2010
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Citroën will encourage you to click on its bespoke "DS configurator" and give vent to your creative urges.
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Check how much you have (System Control Panel for Windows, or "About This Mac" for Mac OS) then use a memory configurator on one of the popular shopping sites to see if you can expand it to a gigabyte (1000 MB) or more on your model of PC.
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“The main point limiting any customization in Linux is that u only have got conky – a text based configurator … Sure its the best one out … but you cannot render an image in it directly..”
hober commented on the word configurator
A coworker once told me this isn't a real word.
I sent her this Boston Globe column.
February 27, 2009