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11 computers and peripherals that use high-frequency radio waves instead of wires
1 to communicate and connect in a network
11 computers and peripherals located close to each other
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11 one or more than one LAN connected together
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11 WIFI is established by?
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11 a network that allows two or more devices located close to each other to
5 communicate or to connect a device to the Internet
11 allows computers to connect over many miles to a LAN
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11 refers to the steps a computer owner takes to prevent unauthorized use of or
7 damage to the computer
11 harmful programs that instruct your computer to perform destructive activities,
8 such as erasing a disk drive
11 describes any program that is intended to cause harm or convey information to
9 others without the owners permission
12 programs contained with other programs that track a computer users Internet
0 usage and send this data back to the company or person that created it
12 software installed with another program usually with the users permission
1
12 prevents other computers on the Internet from accessing a computer and
2 prevents programs on a computer from accessing the Internet without the
computer users permission
12 a device that controls traffic between network components
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12 the practice of sending e-mails to customers or potential customers of a
4 legitimate Web site asking them to click a link in the e-mail
12 a Web site set up to look like another Web site, but which does not belong to the
5 organization portrayed in the site
12 handle the transmission protocol between a computer and its peripherals
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12 a category of system software that augment the operating system by taking
7 over some of its responsibility for allocating hardware resources
12 used by a programmer to write computer instructions
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12 is a software program that controls and runs just about everything on your
9 computer
15 to point at an object you want to move, then press and hold the mouse button
0 while moving the mouse. You will drag object as you move the mouse.
15 the thing that looks like a typewriter
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15 Examples of Navigation keys
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15 shows two opposing arrows pointing left and right.
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15 located where the carriage return key is on a standard typewriter.
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15 the wide key centered at the bottom of the keyboard.
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15 It often allows you to escape from an unfamiliar territory.
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15 Its near the lower-left corner of the keyboard. It also shows the word Start.
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15 Shortcut of Help
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15 Examples of Modifier Keys
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16 contains the active tasks, which are icons and titles of the programs that are
0 available or running on the computer or folders that are open.
16 contains the icons of special programs and system features, as well as the time
1 and date.
16 may contain the name of the program or folder in the window.
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16 displays the complete address (minus the file name) of what is being displayed
3 in the subject pane.
16 contains tools related to the contents of the window.
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16 decreases the size of the window so that you see it only as a task in the task
5 bar.
16 increases the size of the window so that it fills the screen.
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16 shuts down and closes the program, folder, or file in the window.
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16 separates the window from the desktop.
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16 displays the detailed information about the object that is selected in the subject
9 pane