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Fund of Tech CH07-10

TermDefinition
Appearance and Personalization category Provides options to personalize the desktop by selecting a new color scheme
Clock Language
Control Panel Used to change and customize settings on your computer
Ease of Access category Helps to make your computer accessible to all users. (1-196)
Hardware and Sound category Lets you manage hardware devices such as printers
Mail Setup You can create e-mail accounts and directories
Network and Internet category Helps you to connect to the Internet
Notification area The right side of the taskbar
Program Compatibility Wizard When you insert the CD or other disk
Programs category Allows you to uninstall a program or view installed updates. (1-194)
Startup program When you insert the CD or other disk
System and Security category Includes settings for a variety of system tasks
System Restore Creates and saves restore points on a regular basis; if an issue occurs and the system is not working correctly
System setting Setting that affects the entire computer. (1-205)
User Accounts and Family Safety category Change user accounts and passwords
Active window The window you are working on when multiple windows are open on your desktop. (1-177)
Application file Part of an application
Computer window Contains tools available in the Computer window are designed to help you find
Data file A file you create when working with an application
Directory A container for files and other directories. (1-182)
File property Characteristics that help you locate and organize files. (1-183)
Gadget A small program that performs a limited task
Hidden file A file like any other except it is not displayed in a folder window. (1-185)
Icon Objects on the desktop. (1-185)
Recycle Bin Stores the discarded items until you empty it. (1-173)
Shortcut An icon that represents a link to an item
System file Essential files necessary for running Windows; usually found in the Windows or Program Files folder. (1-181)
Administrative rights Allows users to make specified types of changes or system modifications
Administrator account Provides unrestricted access to make system-wide changes to the computer
Driver Program that the operating system uses to communicate with various hardware devices. (1-154)
Embedded operating system Operating systems can fit into the limited memory of mobile and handheld devices
Emulation card Hardware solution is an emulation card that is added to the motherboard of a computer. (1-159)
File system The way an operating system stores files on disk. (1-154)
Handheld operating system Operating systems can fit into the limited memory of mobile and handheld devices
Linux An open-source program that is free
Mac OS X The Macintosh operating system. (1-156)
Operating system (OS) System software that enables the computer hardware to communicate and operate with the application software. (1-154)
Palm OS A competing operating system to Windows Mobile; runs on Palm handhelds and other third-party devices (also called Garnet OS). (1-158)
System administrator A user who has an administrator account and sets the user rights to protect the computer's security. (1-160)
UNIX Operating system frequently used by scientists and programmers. (1-156)
Windows Embedded CE A scaled-down version of the Windows operating system designed for devices such as digital cameras
Windows Phone A mobile operating system that runs on smart phones and other types of handheld computers. (1-158)
Bitmapped graphics Images created with a matrix of picture elements (pixels). (Mod1-143)
Cell The point at which a column and row intersect or meet. (Mod1-131)
Database A collection of related information organized in a manner that allows for rapid search and retrieval. (Mod1-138)
Datasheet Resembles an Excel worksheet. (Mod1-139)
Field The columns in a table. (Mod1-139)
Multimedia The use of text
Object A container that you create in the database
Object linking and embedding (OLE) A technology that lets you create a document or object in one program and then link or embed that data into another program. (Mod1-149)
Presentation software A computer program you use to organize and present information
Primary key Assigned to a field
Query Asks a question about the data stored in the table. (Mod1-139)
Record The rows in a table. (Mod1-139)
Table Composed of columns and rows
Text editor Word processors that support basic features. (Mod1-130)
Utility program Helps you perform computer housekeeping chores. (Mod1-146)
Vector graphics A format that allows all individual parts of the picture to be moved
Word-processing software An application used to create
Workbook A set of three worksheets. (Mod1-131)
Worksheet A grid with columns and rows that can contain text
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