| Subject | English | Korean |
| comp., MS | inline alert | 인라인 경고 (A data validation alert that marks controls that contain invalid or missing data with a dashed red border or red asterisk. Users can display custom error messages by right-clicking the control or by clicking a link for more information) |
| comp., MS | inline discussion | 인라인 토론 (Discussion comments that are associated with a particular paragraph, image or table. In Web browsers, inline discussions are displayed in the body of the document; in a Microsoft Word document, they are displayed in the discussion pane) |
| comp., MS | inline editing | 인라인 편집 (The process of editing items directly in the list view, rather than navigating to an edit form and submitting changes from there) |
| comp., MS | inline element | 인라인 요소 (An HTML element that typically does not start a new line, such as EM, FONT, and SPAN) |
| comp., MS | inline movie | 인라인 동영상 (A movie clip that plays when the user opens a Web page, or when the pointer rests on a movie image, or in both instances, depending on the object's settings. Not all Web browsers support inline movies) |
| comp., MS | inline object | 인라인 개체 (A picture or other object placed within a line of text that retains its place next to adjacent text when text is added or deleted) |
| comp., MS | inline positioning | 인라인 위치 (Placement of an element in the natural HTML flow of a document, but such that its position is offset from the preceding content) |
| comp., MS | Inline Previews | 인라인 미리 보기 (A feature that allows a preview of a webpage or YouTube video. The preview will show a photo, title, and description of the webpage or video) |
| comp., MS | inline style | 인라인 스타일 (A cascading style sheet rule whose properties and values apply only to a specific element on a Web page, such as a table or a graphic. The style sheet rule is part of the HTML tag for that element) |
| comp., MS | inline SVG | 인라인 SVG (SVG markup that is included in the markup for a webpage) |
| comp., MS | inline warning control | 인라인 경고 제어 (The ability to control whether warnings are reported for a particular region of code by specifying a compiler directive) |