For Attachment we have terms and definitions in 11 topics. The topics are Developmental Psychology, Distance Learning, Divorce, Law, Legal, Medieval Towns, Photography, Problem Teenagers, Real Estate, Research and Technology.

Attachment (Developmental Psychology)

The bond between a mother and child; also, the process whereby one individual seeks nearness to another individual.

Attachment (Distance Learning)

A file attached to an email (most commonly) that allows the sender to send entire files and the receiver to view these files in the same format. Many times the file attached can only be opened in a read-only format. The receiver must also have the appropriate software to open the attachment e.g., Word, Excel).

Attachment (Divorce)

The process by which the court seizes the property of a debtor.

Attachment (Law)

Taking a person's property to satisfy a court ordered debt.

Attachment (Legal)

Legal seizure of a person or property; the writ ordering seizure.

Attachment (Medieval Towns)

SEE distraint

Attachment (Photography)

A file, such as a photograph, sent along with an e-mail message so it can be viewed or saved at the recipient's end.

Attachment (Problem Teenagers)

The bond between infants and their caregivers.

Attachment (Real Estate)

Seizure of property by court order, usually done to have it available in event a judgment is obtained in a pending suit.

Attachment (Research)

A file sent along with an e-mail message. If the attached file is encoded, transmitted, and decoded properly, the receiver of the e-mail can open the file in its original format. Attachments are sometimes unusable because of differences in hardware or software configurations between a sender and a receiver. They are also used as a means of transmitting computer viruses; network administrators typically advise users to open attachments only if they know the sender and expect an attachment and if the message to which it is attached seems legitimate.

Attachment (Technology)

This term refers to a file embedded in an e-mail message. You can typically have one or more attachments in an e-mail message. If you are sending or receiving attachments, you must have an e-mail client that supports MIME encoding, or the attachments will show up in encoded form.

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