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| .html, .pdf, .rtf, and .java are examples of |
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| All internet connections require a ... |
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| An operating system is classified as... |
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| Are storage devices an input or output device? |
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| Trick question, they are both an input and output device because of its capabilities to read programs aswell as write them. |
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| Can Windows and Mac users share data? |
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| Originally this could not happen because they were incompatible, but now as long as both users have the software installed that is required to read the file they can. |
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| Grid of many computers and storage devices that offer internet services. |
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| A computer and all of its input, output, storage, and peripheral devices. |
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| Computer System includes what? |
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| Hardware, Software, and Peripheral Devices (Duh). |
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| Multiple computers that are connected and have the ability to share data. |
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| The underlying hardware and software of the computer system. |
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| Trend to blend several technologies together into one. |
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| Process of converting text, numbers, sound, photos, and videos into data that can be used digitally. |
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| Different computers that contribute processing resources to solve a problem. |
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Sends a blind carbon or courtesy copy to others |
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| Blocks contact with a specific user |
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| Sends a carbon or courtesy copy to recipients |
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| Identifies messages by category or topic |
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| Set a high, medium, or low priority to convey importance |
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| Sends response to original sender |
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| Send reply to recipients and creator of email |
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| Sorts messages by different categories |
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| Email: Vacation or away message |
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| Sends an automatic email usually saying that you will not be able to reply for a few days |
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| data collection that exists on a storage medium |
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Four parts that define a computer
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- Accepts input
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- Stores data
- Produces output
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| Computers connected to the Internet as resources or for private networks. |
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| Includes all electronic and mechanical parts of a computer, as well as peripheral devices. |
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| Laws that prevent eavesdropping of emails, but are over passed by security concerns or a users consent. |
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| United States Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968 and the Electronic communications Privacy Act of 1986 |
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| Main processor of a computer |
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| Large expensive computer that can process data for thousands of users. |
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| Media players, USB drives, and Scanners are what? |
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Only temporarily holds data that is waiting to be processed, stored, or displayed.
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| Monitors, printers, and speakers are examples of this...? |
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| Most computing takes place where? (Two names) |
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| Processor or otherwise known as the micoprocessor. |
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| Important when writing an email |
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| Include CD, DVD, and BD drivers. |
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| Personal Digital Assistant |
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| Parts of an email message |
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- Recipients email address
- Anyone who receives copy
- Subject
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- Email body
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| Hardware that can be added to your computer to expand its capabilities. |
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Primary output device of a computer
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| Computer program that tells the computer how to carry out tasks. |
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| Area of a computer that holds data permanently, only calling when needed by a program. |
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| One of the fastest computers at the time it is built. |
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| Box that houses a majority of the important components of the computer's hardware. |
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| The PC platform is sometimes called the _______ platform. |
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The keyboard and mouse are this type on device.
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| Uniformed Resource Locator |
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| Wireless Local Area Network |
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| What is a browser used for? |
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| What is a netbook computer? |
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A computer that is smaller than a laptop
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| Where does the term blog come from? |
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| Which act stated that emails were unable to be used as evidence unless a search warrant was issued? |
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| Electronic Communications privacy act of 2000, but can be overruled by the Patriot Act. |
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| Which generally cost more, Laptops or Desktop Computers? |
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| Laptops, because of their ability to travel from place to place more efficiently. |
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| Why do orginizations take action over offensive or malicous emails? |
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| They can be held responsible, aswell as the author of the email. |
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| Software that will only run on computer systems with Windows as its running OS. |
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| Powerfull desktop computers that are used for tasks that require a lot of processing speed. |
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| https://www.nps/yose/index.htm |
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https:// - web protocol standard
nps - web server name
yose - folder name
index.htm - file name and extension |
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