Program information Microsoft Windows
A file used by Windows to describe the environment for a DOS program to use.
Patient information form. A form used in a medical office or clinic that is filled out by patients who are new to the facility. It asks for name, address, and phone number of the patient, marital status, name of spouse and who to contact in case of emergency plus employment information and pertinent insurance data. This information is then transferred to the patient information section (top section) of the CMS-1500.
A type of file that gives Windows 95 with information so it can run a non-windows program.
Project Information Form. One of two forms ( see RIF) that must be submitted to register your emission reduction. This form summarizes information about the calculation and verification of the emission reduction.
(Program Information File) in DOS and Windows, a file that contains instructions on how to run a program other than DOS or Windows.
Public Information Film A government-produced commercial, usually shown for free, giving safety information or advice.
Program Information file, a type of file that holds information about how Windows should run a non-Windows application
rogram nformation ile (pronounced "piff") a stub file used to run a DOS program under Windows. A PIF file specifies the name of the executable to run, and the working directory to be set. Refer to the TechNote, " Shortcuts, Icons, PIFs and Aliases"
program information file. A file that provides information to Windows about how best to run MS-DOS-based programs. When you start an MS-DOS-based program, Windows looks for a PIF to use with it. PIFs contain such items as the name of the file, a start-up directory, and multitasking options. See also: MS-DOS-based program
Program Information File. A file that provides information that Windows needs to run a non-Windows application.
Windows Program Information File or IBM PIF Drawing