| The physical equipment of a computer, such as monitor, keyboard, etc. |
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| A piece of work that you have created with an application. Also called a file. |
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| Area of memory that temporarily holds text or graphics you have cut, until they are pasted |
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| Horizontal and vertical bars which allow you to move quickly through a document by clicking on arrows or dragging the scroll box. |
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| A single typed letter, number,or space |
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To select text by clicking or dragging across it with the mouse. The selected text
then can be altered or deleted. |
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| To make a copy of a file, document, or disk to prevent loss of the original information. |
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The vertical blinking line which show where type will appear when typed.
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| The horizontal bar across the top of the screen that contains the menu titles. |
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| This key will make everything to be type in uppercase (capitals). |
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| Changing or correcting a document by adding, deleting, or moving, text or graphics. |
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| Used to save and collect a collection of files and/or other folders within it. It is represented by a folder icon. |
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| Stands for "Personal computer," but most often used to denote a non-Mac computer. |
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| The physical equipment of a computer, such as the monitor, keyboard, mouse, drives. etc |
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| A small graphic symbol or picture, usually represents a file, folder, disk, or tool. |
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| A read only memory disk which will hold about 600 megabytes of information (programs, music, graphic, text, etc) |
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| A computer document printed on paper. |
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| Electronic screen which displays the desktop, folders, file, programs, etc. |
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| Making an active window go away without quiting the program. |
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| A piece of work that you have created with an application. Also called a file. |
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