Compatibility Mode is a state that a computer or program is at in order to be compatible with other programs or documents
Friday, October 29, 2010
Comment
A Comment is a written remark that has the purpose to explain a function or document
Example:
/* This function will connect to a HTTP server
function and arguments httpconnect(address,port)
/*
Example:
/* This function will connect to a HTTP server
function and arguments httpconnect(address,port)
/*
Clipboard
A clipboard is an area in memory where text is temporary stored and can be used to paste into documents
[Clipboard]: "Sailor Moon"
[Text]:"Dear [Clipboard], Hi, how are you doing"
[Clipboard]: "Sailor Moon"
[Text]:"Dear [Clipboard], Hi, how are you doing"
Circular Reference
Circular Reference is a condition where one function in a computer program depends on a result from another
Example:
#include <stdio.h>
int age(x)
{
age=x+2
return age;
}
int main()
{
print(age(2));
return(0);
}
Example:
#include <stdio.h>
int age(x)
{
age=x+2
return age;
}
int main()
{
print(age(2));
return(0);
}
Center
The Center is the, well center, of a dialog box or document. The center is basically the middle
Cell Address
A Cell Address is an address for the cell that corresponds to the x-axis (the letters) and the y-axis (the numbers) in a xy fashion.
Bullet, Bullet Point, Bullet List
A Bullet and Bullet Point is just a dot that indicate that the string of text is part of a list and a bullet list is a list of Bullets and Bullet Points
Backwards Compatibility
Backwards Compatibility is the ability that allows new software or systems to be compatible with old systems.
Auto Recover
Autorecover is a function in some applications that recover any lost data that might have been lost due to some system failure that required a reboot
Autoform
Autoform is the use of software that allows you to organize your data based on the input of data that you provide for it
Autocomplete
Autocomplete is the function provided by email programs, CLI's, web browsers, search engines, etc, that offer to finish the word for you just by guessing based on what you are doing, a dictionary, and the first letters of your words.
Attachment
An attachment can be defined as:
1. An Extension / Asset that can be used by a program or document
2. A file that is included in email that can be downloaded by the recipient. Email-Attachments sometimes get scanned by the service that allow the prevention of spread of viruses
1. An Extension / Asset that can be used by a program or document
2. A file that is included in email that can be downloaded by the recipient. Email-Attachments sometimes get scanned by the service that allow the prevention of spread of viruses
Argument
Arguments are like options that you can include when typing in a command
example:
./cemail.exe -login:email@email.com -password:******** -usessh
example:
./cemail.exe -login:email@email.com -password:******** -usessh
Application Software
Application Software is software that a user run in the computer that allow them to "ease" their everyday lives. Examples include Email Client Programs and Word Processing Software
American Psychological Association
This is a hospital that helps with common everyday mental blocks and disorders.
ActiveX Controls
ActiveX Controls are sets of software components that are redistributable in a programming language. These kinds of programs are commonly used in web applications. This was introduced by Microsoft in 1996
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Absoloute Cell Reference
A reference to a certain cell that doesn't change even if other variables in the spreadsheet will change
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Lab3 Word Art
Today Ms Ramirez explained how to create word art in Microsoft Word and how to transfer it into Microsoft PowerPoint. We first typed in some text and then went to the word art function in the "Insert" Tab. After that, we began to alter the format of the word art by adding some "add-ons" into it such as shadows and 3-D effects that would give it more dynamics. We then transferred the word art into PowerPoint and then began to align it into the center and saved it in a JPEG format.
Monday, October 25, 2010
Lab #2 Common Skills
1. How do we change from one workspace to another without using the taskbat
1a. By using the combination of the keys [TAB] and [ALT]
2. How do we add bullets, numbers, and linespaces to our documents?
2a. By using the bullets,numbering,and linespace functions found in the ribbon
3.How do we create coloums in Microsoft Word?
3a. By going to "Page Layout" tab and selecting tabs and selecting the kind of tab that you want.
1a. By using the combination of the keys [TAB] and [ALT]
2. How do we add bullets, numbers, and linespaces to our documents?
2a. By using the bullets,numbering,and linespace functions found in the ribbon
3.How do we create coloums in Microsoft Word?
3a. By going to "Page Layout" tab and selecting tabs and selecting the kind of tab that you want.
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Motherboard
The Motherboard
A motherboard is the printed circut that links the hardware together with the software
Alexander Ahmann
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