BTT1O1 - Unit 2: Electronic Communication and Word Processing Software (P.2)

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Across
  1. 6. A notation in a letter or email that indicates that the original recipient does not know that an additional person received a copy; the meaning of the acronym BCC, which only appears on the writer’s copy
  2. 7. A type of email program set up to check the mail server at the user’s Internet service provider and to deliver the user’s mail on request; the acronym for the term Post Office Protocol
  3. 8. A program that can save, hold, and route email
  4. 9. Text that is preformatted with shadows, texture, colour, or other interesting effects
  5. 13. A device that includes a scanner to read documents, electronic equipment to translate and compress data, modems to send data via telephone lines, and a printer to output an incoming document
  6. 15. A computer network that allows controlled access from the outside, for specific business or educational purposes; it is partially accessible to authorized persons outside of a company or organization.
  7. 16. A style of letter where the paragraphs are indented AND the return address, date line, complimentary closing, and writer’s identification start ¾ of the way across the page
  8. 17. An element of an email message or letter that should contain a useful description of the contents of the message
Down
  1. 1. A notation in a letter or email that indicates to the receiver that a copy has been sent to another party; the meaning of the acronym CC
  2. 2. A computer network that uses Internet Protocol technology to share information, operational systems, or computing services within an organization
  3. 3. The letter sender’s name in his or her own handwriting to confirm that they letter is genuinely from that person
  4. 4. Designed to allow users to perform a specific task such as calculate numbers, enter text, make graphics and visuals, or play a game
  5. 5. A set of electronic instructions that tell a computer what to do
  6. 10. An automated answering system for telephone networks that records, stores, and plays back messages
  7. 11. A computer program that works by infecting files when they are opened, renamed, or saved
  8. 12. In a business letter, the inclusion of the recipient’s name, title, company name, company address, city, province, and postal code
  9. 14. A code of behavior that guides how we should and should not act in our Internet communications, including email