teleprogram

English

Etymology

From tele- +‎ program.

Noun

teleprogram (plural teleprograms)

1. (computing, dated, rare) Any computer program acquired as telesoftware.
   • 1983, Ján Gecsei, The architecture of videotex systems:

     The architecture should provide for a reliable communication infrastructure required for the transfer of files (teleprograms, displayable pages...

   • 1984, Hugh T Smith, Computer-based message services:

     After having finished composing the text, the teleprogram tells the PI0 to establish the telephone connection to the VTX center and sends the text...

   • 1985, OCLC FirstSearch Electronic Collections Online, Information services and use:

     Obviously, appropriate interfaces between the magazine-manager and the teleprograms will have to be made. At this point such systems are not yet implemented...

See also

• teleprogramme