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What are general purpose applications?
Programs used by many people to accomplish frequently performed tasks.
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What are Productivity Programs?
Helps people work more efficiently and effectively on both business related and personal documents
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What are some Productivity Programs
- Word processing
- Spreadsheet
- Database
- Presentation
- Project Mangement
- Personal Information Management
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What are some Media And Graphic Programs
- Dektop Publishing
- Image Animation Creation and editing
- 3D rendering
- Audio editing
- Video Editing
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What are some Internet Based Programs?
- E-mail
- Web Browsers
- Internet Messaging
- Video Conferencing and IP telephony
- Web-hosted applicaitons
- Spyware, adware, pop-ups
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What are some Home and Educational Programs
- Personal Finance
- Tax prep
- HOme design and landscap design
- Computer assisted tutorials
- Computer assisted referencing
- Games
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On Office 2010,What did they improve on the Menu?
The file menu interface and changed the office button to a tab
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In office 2010, what did they to to allow the user to create a custom workspace?
Added the ability to customize the ribbon.
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In office 2010, What did they do for the clipboard?
Added a live preview for the paste clipboard.
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In office 2010, what option did they add concerning screenshots?
They allowed the option to capture and insert screen shots
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In office 2010, what did they do with powerpoint?
They enhanced the multimedia editing including ability to do video cutting, remove backgrounds, and record a slide show as a video
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What did the intro to Office web applications do?
Like google docs, allows multiple users to edit data on same worksheet, and showed a buddy list of others that identified who is currently editing the doc.
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In office 2010, what security settings were added?
Restrict editing, and block author
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What is the application window?
The area that encloses and displays the application.
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What is the application workspace?
The area that displays the document you are currently working on
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What is a document?
any type of product you create with the computer, which include;typewritten work, electronic spreadsheet, or graphics
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What are the window control buttons?
The minimize, maximize and restore buttons located at the top right of the title bar.
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What is the Window Border?
a thick line that encloses the window.
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What is the status bar?
displays information about the application and the doc, such as current page number ad the total number of pages
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What are scroll bars?
They allow you to see a different part of the doc b using the mouse and dragging the bar.
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What are scroll arrows?
appear on the scroll bar and can be clicked to scroll the doc line by line.
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What is the Ribbon?
a band located across the top of the application window and below the title bar and consists of tabs assembles in groups based on their functions
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What is a Tab?
s segment of the ribbon that contains category titles of tasks you can accomplish within an app.
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What is a contextual tab?
a tab(s) that appears on the right side of the ribbon but only when specific objects are selected.
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What is a group?
a collection of icons on a tab that appear within a rectangular region of the ribbon that perform related functions.
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What are the five most common Command sequences?
OPening a program, opening a doc, saving a doc, closing a doc, and closing the program.
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What are some features that Microsoft Word 2010 uses?
- Automatic text wrapping
- Find and replace
- Cut, copy, paste
- headers and footers, page breaks, page number and dates
- ability to embed pictures, graphics, charts, tables, footnotes, and endnotes
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What does Excel 2010 spreadsheets allow you to record?
Things that have actually happened or a prediction of things that might happen known as what-if analysis or modeling.
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What is a workbook?
An excel file
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What are worksheets?
What an Excel workbook is made up of.
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what are worksheets composed of?
Columns and rows which make up cells
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What is a cell address?
The column letter and the row number of a particular cell
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What is a range of cells?
Two or more adjacent cells selected at the same time and identified by the addresses of the tope left and bottom right cells seperated by a colon.
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What are labels?
Identifying phrases used to explain numeric entries and the results of formulas
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What is a formula?
A combination of numeric constants, cell references, aritmetic operators, and cell functions that is used to calculate
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What is a mathematical formula?
A formula using the order of operations
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What is a function?
a formula that begins with the equals sign but is then followed by a descriptive name tht is predefined in the software
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What is an argument set?
It contains the passable values or variables that the function will need to produce the answer.
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What are Charts?
A graphical representation of data based on data ranges and labels that identify the ranges
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What are sparklines?
tiny charts embedded into the backgroung of a cell, helps visualize data and show trends
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What is Microsoft Access 2010?
A DBMS, DataBase Management System, which is a software program design to store data in tables
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What is a table?
a series of columns (fields) and rows (records) that make up the data set.
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What is a data set?
The contents of a table.
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What is a form?
A template with blank fields in which users input data one record at a time.
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What is a filter?
Used to display all fields of matching records.
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What is a query?
Used to specify more criteria, limit the fields to be displayed, and be saved for re-use
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What does the report feature do?
Displays info from tables, queries, or a combination of both in a professional manner.
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What file extension does Access 2010 use?
.accdb
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What is Microsoft Power point 2010?
a program used to create and deliver presentations
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what is a slide?
A canvas on which you organize text boxes and graphics to present your ideas or points.
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What extension does powerpoint 2010 use?
.pptx
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What is Microsoft Project 2010?
a productivity program for business users that provides an environmentfor management of projects.
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What features does Project 2010 use?
- A timeline that emphasizes due dates and deadlines.
- Team planning capability using drag and drop
- Portfolio manager that monitors allocation of resources and costs
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What is Microsoft Outlook 2010?
Personal Information Management system that gives you the tools you need to manage time and work effectively
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What features does Outlook 2010 use?
- E-mail
- Conversation Grouping
- Ignoring Conversations
- Think Before you send
- The calendar
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In reference to software, what is media?
Refers to technology used to present info that includes pictures, sound, and video.
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In reference to software what is multimedia?
The incorporation of more than one media tech programs.
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What are some Multimedia and Graphics software?
- Paint
- Drawing
- animation programs
- image-editing programs
- 3D rendering programs
- Audio software
- video-editing software
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What are codecs?
a way to reduce file size of multimedia software to improve file transfer speeds over the internet and more efficiently use hard disk space
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What is the technical name of codecs?
Compression/decompression or code/decode algorithms
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What is lossless compression?
The original file is compressed so that it can be completely restored, without flaw, when it is decomressed.
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What is lossy compression?
Original filed is processed so that some info is permanently removed from the file.
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What is ROI?
region of Interest
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What is the benefit of codecs?
Downloads would take 3 to 5 times longer since the files would be larger
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How many types of codecs are there?
Hundreds
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What are some of the most common type of codecs?
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What does AVI stand for?
What is AVI?
- Audio Video Interleave
- A Microsoft-created specification for packaging audio and video data into a file. Not a codec
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What are Desktop Publishing Programs?
They are used to create news-letters, product catalogs, advertising brochures, and other documents
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What are paint programs use to create?
Bitmapped graphics or raster graphics
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What are bitmapped graphics?
They are composed of tiny dots each corresponding to one pixel on the computer's display.
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What are jaggies?
When you edit a bitmapped image and when you enlarge the image and it produces an unattractive distortion.
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What does GIF stand for?
What is a GIF?
- Graphics Interchange Format
- a 256 color file format that uses lossless compression to reduce file size, best for simple images with large areas of solid color
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What does JPEG stand for?
What is a JPEG?
- Joint Photo-Graphic Experts Group
- These files can store up to 16.7 million colors and are best for complex images like photographs, uses lossy compression
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What does PNG stand for?
What is a PNG?
- Portable Network Graphics
- A patent free alternative to GIF, uses lossless compression and are best suited for Web use.
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What does BMP stand for?
What is a BMP?
- Windows Bitmap
- Standard bitmapped graphics format from Microsoft Windows. Compression is optional so they tend to be large
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What does TIFF stand for?
What is a TIFF?
- Tag Image File Format
- Used in publishing and uses very specific instructions to be attached to an image and captures as much detail as possible.
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What are Vector Graphics?
Images created by the use of points, lines, curves, polygons, and basically any shape that can be generated by a mathematical description or equation.
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What is Ray tracing?
It adds realism to a simulated 3D object by manipulatinf variations in color intensity that would be produced by light
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What are image editors?
Sophisticated versions of paint programs that are used to edit and tranform
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when you watch a move in a theater what are you actually seeing?
Still pictures that are put together to trick your brain into thinking you are looking at motion shown at a frame rate
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What is a proprietary file?
a file format whose patent is pending or copyright protected and controlled by a single company
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What are sound files?
Files that contain digitized data in the form of digital audio waveforms which is saved in a standardized format
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What are some sound file formats?
- MP3
- WMA (windows Media Audio)
- WAV
- Ogg Vorbis
- MIDI
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What does MIDI stand for?
Musical Instrument Digital Interface
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What are Video Editors?
programs that enable you to modify digitized videos
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What are some Video Editors?
- MPEG
- Quicktime
- Video For Windows
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What is SMIL?
Sychronized Multimedia Integration Language, enable users to view multimedia without having to download plugins
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What are some Web Page Authoring Programs?
- Dreamweaver
- Flash
- Fireworks
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What is Web-hosted technology?
the capabililty to upload files to an online site so they can be viewed and edited from another location
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What is Spyware?
Internet software that is installed on your computer without your knowledge or consent
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What is a Pop-up?
Small window that suddenly appears in the foreground of the current window
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What is Adware?
Like spyware but it is created specifically by an advertising agency to collect info about your internet habits or to get you to buy something
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What are home and educational programs?
General purpose software such as personal finance and tax preparation software, home design and landscaping software, computerized reference info and games
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What does MUD stand for?
What is MUD?
- Multiuser dungeons/dimensions
- Based on Dungeons and dragons, took place in a text only environment where players created personas
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What does MMORPG stand for?
Massivly Multiplayer online role playing game
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What is a tailor-made application?
Designed for specialized fields or the business market
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What is custom software?
Developed by programmers and software engineers to meet the specific needs of an organization.
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What is Packaged software?
aimed at a mass market that inludes both home and business users
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What is a stand alone program?
program that is fully self contained, for example excel and word
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What is an integrated program?
A single program that manages an entire business or set of related tasks
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What are modules?
Functions that share the same user interface and you can switch among them quickly
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What is a software suite?
A collection of individual, full featured, stand alone programs usually possessing a similar interface and a common command structure
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What are system requirements?
the minimal level of equipment that a program needs in order to run
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What is a maintenance release?
A minor revision that corrects bugs or adds minor features.
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What are time limited Trial Versions?
commercial programs on the internet, which exprire or stop working when a set trial period ends
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What is a Beta Version?
A preliminary version of a program in the final phases of testing
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What is software upgrading?
The process of keeping your version of an application current with marketplace
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What is a software license?
A contract distributed with a program that gives you the right to install and use the program on one computer
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What are site licenses?
Contracts with a software publisher that enable an organization to install copies of a program on a specified number of computers.
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What is validation?
Proves that you are using a legal copy of a program
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What is commercial software?
Software that must be purchased.
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What is shareware?
A marketing method that permits a user to have a set period of time to try before you buy.
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What is freeware?
Software given away for free
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What is Public Domain Software?
Software that is not copyrighted that the user can do anything they want with it.
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What is a Copy-protected software?
A program that includes some mechanism to ensure that you dont make or run unauthorized copies of it
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