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| The system of satellites used to determine any position on the Earth is known as: |
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| ________ software is used to block users from viewing certain Web sites on the computer. |
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| When corporations to set up ________ , their employees can commute to smaller offices closer to their homes. |
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| When you purchase an item from eBay, the electronic payment can be facilitated using: |
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| A(n) ________ adds a special serial port to a computer so it can be directly connected to a network. |
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| When a home-based businesses uses e-commerce software developed by another company; it is using a(n): |
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| A basic computer network can be described as: |
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| two or more computers that are linked together. |
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| a minimum of five computers linked together. |
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| distance that the network spans. |
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| allows two or more computers to communicate |
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| transfer files between computers on a network |
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| uniform resource locator. |
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Some businesses replace PCs with ____________, which are low-cost, low-maintenance machines that can
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| Buying and selling products through a computer network is known as: |
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Authoring tools can help users create their own ____________ presentations, which may incorporate
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| what does a magnetic sprint card contain |
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