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| Collection of programs to control the computer's interaction and communication with the use. Manages input and output devices. |
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| Handheld Operating Systems |
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| These operating systems are designed to work with a PDA device. |
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| Flash, Photoshop, FreeHand, Corel Draw |
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| Examples of Graphics programs |
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| Utility program for cleaning out files, reorganizing remaining files, freeing up space. |
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| Plotting financial trends and performing everyday bookkeeping functions. |
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| Group of programs packaged together for purchase. Consists of word processor, spreadsheet, presentations. Examples are: Microsoft Office, WordPerfect Office, Lotus SmartSuite |
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| Allow you to extend the capabilities of graphics design and add media elements into you file. Examples: Flash, Shockwave |
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| Messages sent electronically. |
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| A program that allows you to connect to the internet and view websites. |
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| Help with the maintenance of you computer system. |
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| Any program that targets a specific task or market such as personal finacial management, generating reports or income taxes. |
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| A collection of related information. |
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| Programs written for specific company to perform specific tasks, with the company needs as the main focus. |
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| Programming Language Software |
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| Used to write codes and rules for specific tasks. Examples include: C++, visual basic, Fortran, or Pascal. |
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| Examples of Specialized programs |
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