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- 4. Software that allows a person to complete a specific task such as creating a report, browsing the Internet, editing a multimedia video, or calculating a math problem
- 7. Another name for digital communication tools
- 9. Amount of a product or service producers (companies) are willing and able to offer for sale
- 10. Location where a user can key keywords to conduct a search
- 11. The tiled interface that displays when a user opens Windows 8 or 8.1
- 12. The Windows 8/8.1 tool that can be displayed anytime to give access to searching, sharing, the Start screen, devices, and operating system settings
- 13. Microsoft's cloud storage feature
- 14. Button that sends an application window to the taskbar to hide it from the screen
- 15. Programs that give instructions to a computer
- 16. Refers to the way a user puts data into a computer
- 18. Device that works with a computer, such as a printer, digital tablet, scanner, or headset
- 19. (GUI) Computer interface that displays pictures, icons, and other images; allows the user to give commands and navigate by clicking the mouse or tapping a digital pen rather than keying commands
- 23. (UI) Allows users to give commands to a computer
- 27. (OS) Software that controls the basic operations of a computer
- 28. Windows feature that displays icons for open applications and files
- 29. Way in which the user obtains data from a computer, such as reading a text message, printing a report, or viewing photos on a monitor
- 30. Applications that run over the Internet inside a web browser that permit completion of specific tasks such as sending email, creating reports, and viewing multimedia
- 31. Machine that follows a set of instructions to change and store data
- 32. Another name for a microprocessor
- 33. (CPU) Another name for a microprocessor
- 35. Folder stored inside another folder
- 36. Location in an application where all of the commands are displayed
- 37. Device commonly used to store computer files
- 41. Framed screen in which an application opens
- 42. disc Device used to store computer files; built into most personal computers
- 44. (LAN) Network that connects computers that are close to each other, usually in the same building
- 46. Physical parts of a computer that a person can touch with his or her hands
- 47. Series of letters and/or numbers and symbols that a person keys to gain access to a computer
- 48. Drive and series of folders and subfolders that describe the location of a computer file, such as Documents\Computers\Chapter 2\Moon Project 2
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- 1. Refers to performing calculations with two digits?0 and 1
- 2. On-screen work area where windows, icons, tools, gadgets, and images appear
- 3. (processor) Small circuit board that controls all of the work done by a computer; most important part of a computer
- 5. Computer data storage for the operating system, applications, and data when a computer is on
- 6. administrator Expert who manages a LAN
- 8. Most common storage device inside a computer
- 17. Involves sending and sharing information with the people who want or need it
- 18. (PC) Small computer designed for an individual user
- 20. Button used to restore an application window to its previous size
- 21. Refers to how data is changed or used
- 22. Putting words, pictures, facts, or numbers into a meaningful form that can be used and understood
- 24. Location on the Web where information or applications may be stored
- 25. (RAM) Working memory of a computer that is erased or cleared when the computer is turned off
- 26. Button that removes an application window from the taskbar so as to fill the entire screen
- 34. Series of letters and/or numbers that identifies the user to the computer
- 38. Refers to saving data for later use
- 39. Area on a computer screen that lists the choices the user can make
- 40. Used by Windows operating systems to organize computer files
- 41. Causes text to move to a new line automatically when the current line is full
- 43. Facts and figures such as words, pictures, and numbers
- 45. memory Type of memory storage that is often used in portable devices such as USB flash drives, laptops, and PDAs; it is relatively inexpensive and characterized by quick read access time