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Software
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Miscellaneous
100
This is a duplicate of a disc
What is a Back Up Copy
100
This is a group of computers linked physically by a network of communication cables.
What is a Local Area Network (LAN)
100
This is a transmission path on which signals are dropped off or picked up at every device attached to the line
What is the Bus
100
This can be found in the top left corner of your computer's workspace. It allows users to log on and log off.
What is the Apple Menu
100
A letter, number or other symbol
What is a Character
200
This is the smallest amount of information that can be processed by a computer
What is a Bit
200
What does USB stand for?
What is Universal Serial Bus
200
This program makes it difficult for users to copy a disc
What is Copy Protect
200
This is the recommended setting for a program
What is the Default Setting
200
DPI stands for what?
What is "Dots Per Inch"
300
This type of memory is permanent and is stored on the computer.
What is ROM (Read Only Memory)
300
This is a socket on the back panel of the computer where you can plug in a cable to connect a device, another computer or a network
What is a port
300
This application program is Macintosh's movie and video software.
What is Quicktime
300
The number of pixels contained on a display monitor. When this is higher, the picture is clearer
What is Resolution
300
This is a printed copy of something produced on a computer
What is a Hard Copy
400
This is a way of saving and classifying or identifying a particular computer file (examples: JPEG, GIF, PDF, TIFF, MP3)
What is a File Format
400
This is any information traveling into the computer (Examples: key presses, movements of the mouse)
What is Input
400
This command prepares a disc to receive information
What is Initialize
400
This is a type of page orientation that allows you view a page VERTICALLY
What is Portrait
400
This is a tool to manipulate information
What is an Application Program
500
To sort the records of a data base file according to the entries in one field
What is Arrange
500
This is a sequence of 8 bits of information that represent an instruction, a letter, a number or punctuation.
What is a Byte
500
This is a special part of memory used to hold information temporarily
What is a the Clipboard
500
This is a box that contains a warning that you've asked the Mac to do something it cannot do or that you're about to destroy some information.
What is an Alert Box
500
This type of memory is temporary and stores program data for the microprocessor
What is RAM (random access memory)