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title: "Type vs. Enter vs. Specify vs. Provide"
description: "Type is about writing something using a keyboard. Enter is about inserting a piece of data. Specify is about stating something explicitly. Provide is about supplying or making available something needed."
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# Type vs. Enter vs. Specify vs. Provide

**Type** is about writing something using a keyboard. **Enter** is about inserting a piece of data. **Specify** is about stating something explicitly. **Provide** is about supplying or making available something needed.

### Examples

1. To quickly find the necessary VM, [type]{.mdhl-correct} the VM name in the search field at the top of the working area and click **Start search**.
2. Use the **Plan Name** and **Description** fields to [enter]{.mdhl-correct} a name for the new failover plan and provide a description for future reference. 
3. At the **Compute Resources** step, [specify]{.mdhl-correct} target hosts and clusters where restored VMs must be registered.
4. The information you [provide]{.mdhl-correct} will be saved in the session history, and you can reference it later.
5. To ensure correct work of remote jobs over WAN accelerators, you must [provide]{.mdhl-correct} enough free space for service data on source and target WAN accelerators.