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log someone off and log someone out [for someone] to cause someone to exit from a computer system. (This exit may be recorded, or logged, automatically in the computer's memory.) Mary had to rush off to an appointment, so I logged her off. See also: log log off and log out to record one's exit from a computer system. (This action may be recorded, or logged, automatically in the computer's memory.) I closed my files and logged off. What time did you log out? See also: log log off also log out to stop using a computer system When the file transfer is complete, you can log off the Web and launch your print program. See also: log How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Sunny days invigorate me and get me moving, but rainy days make me want to relax and reflect, curl up and log off. Make sure to log off or lock your screen when you walk away--even if it's just for a few minutes. Features include additional drop down boxes for easy setup, auto log off after test completion, as well as the ability to select automatic displays of graphs, batch data or SPC charts at the end of each test. |
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