1. Software
function that is universally represented as two vertical lines as shown in the
picture to the right that allows the user of a software program to temporarily halt what is being run or played, but keep the current location to be resumed at a later time. A good example of a pause function is the pause function commonly available in audio programs such as a CD-Player or MP3 player and other multimedia programs.
2. Microsoft operating system command that enables the user to pause a batch
file or other computer functions. See our pause
command page for additional information about this command.
1. Software
function that is universally represented as two vertical lines as shown in the
picture to the right that allows the user of a software program to temporarily halt what is being run or played, but keep the current location to be resumed at a later time. A good example of a pause function is the pause function commonly available in audio programs such as a CD-Player or MP3 player and other multimedia programs.