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CA I - Unit 1

Computer Applications I Unit 1 Operating System & Networks

TermDefinition
Access Keys shortcut keys; keys used in combination to create actions or functions in a software package (nonbreaking spaces, em dash)
Application Software any program that processes data for the user (inventory, payroll, spreadsheet, word processor, etc.)
Close process of quitting the open window or application
Cursor insertion point in a document in the form of a blinking vertical line on the screen
Default the current setting or action taken by hardware or software if the user has not specified otherwise
Folder location to save a document and organize many files
Hardware machinery and equipment (CPU, keyboard, monitor, printer)
Input Device hardware used to enter various types of data into a computer; such as a mouse, microphone, pen tablet, etc.
Log In the process of gaining entry into a computer or network
Maximize make window larger
Minimize make window smaller; shrink to an icon on the taskbar
Mouse hardware used to move cursor around a document or select menus
Network a system that transmits any combination of voice, video, or data between users; includes the network operating system in the client and machines, the cables connecting them, and all supporting hardware in between-such as bridges, routers, switches, etc.
Operating System the software that runs on a computer that is responsible for file management, disks, peripherals, and the general operation of the computer system (Windows, Mac OS)
Output Device hardware that lets the user view or hear processed data
Password keyword used to access information on a network, Web site, etc.
Restore to refresh or bring back to original position or size
Save the process of naming and storing a file for use at a later time
Save As the process of renaming a file that already exists
Shortcut Keys keyboard combinations used to perform certain tasks; such as printing, saving, copying, bolding, etc.
Shut-Down the process of closing all applications and the operating system
Software instructions for the computer
Program a series of instructions that perform a particular task
Standalone a computer that is not permanently connected to a local area network (LAN) or wide area network (WAN)
Start-Up the process of turning on the computer and logging into the operating system
System Software software made up of control programs; such as the operating system and database management system (DBMS)
Taskbar an onscreen toolbar that displays the active applications (tasks); clicking on the taskbar button restores the application to its previous appearance
Text File a file that holds text without any formatting and can be opened in numerous applications
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