What does VPC mean?
VPC means Virtual Pamphlet Collection
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Virtual Pamphlet Collection?
Virtual Pamphlet Collection can be abbreviated as VPC
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What does VPC stand for? VPC stands for "Virtual Pamphlet Collection". |
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How to abbreviate "Virtual Pamphlet Collection"? "Virtual Pamphlet Collection" can be abbreviated as VPC. |
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What is the meaning of VPC abbreviation? The meaning of VPC abbreviation is "Virtual Pamphlet Collection". |
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What is VPC abbreviation? One of the definitions of VPC is "Virtual Pamphlet Collection". |
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What does VPC mean? VPC as abbreviation means "Virtual Pamphlet Collection". |
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What is shorthand of Virtual Pamphlet Collection? The most common shorthand of "Virtual Pamphlet Collection" is VPC. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- TIVPC - The Italian Virtual Patch Collection
- VAX/VMS - Virtual Address Extension/Virtual Memory System
- VPCI/VCI - Virtual Path Connection Identifier/Virtual Channel Identifier
- VPI/VCI - Virtual Path Identifier/Virtual Channel Identifier
- VS/VD - Virtual Source/Virtual Destination
- VSVD - Virtual Source/Virtual Destination
- MARVEL - Virtual Laboratory in Mechatronics: Access to Remote and Virtual E-Learning
- PAM - Pamphlet
- VCAC - Virtual Cell Animation Collection
- V2V - Virtual to Virtual
- VP/VC - Virtual Path/Virtual Channel
- VRRC - Virtual Ready Reference Collection
- PB - Pamphlet Book
- VIC - Virtual Icon Collection
- VRC - Virtual Reference Collection
- VTC - Virtual Teaching Collection
- cadc - Collection Agencies and Debt Collection
- PL - Pamphlet Law
- vcm - Virtual Collection of Masterpieces
- CSC - Collection of Small Companies. Alternative interpretation (apparently used by staff) of the CSC company name, which properly stands for Computer Sciences Corporation. The 'Collection of Small Companies' version reflects CSC's operatianal structure, which