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Devices that accept data

which is then converted to a

form that can be used by the computer

Known as the “brains” of the

computer; speed is measured in Megahertz.

Devices that return processed data in

the form of information.

External devices connected to the

computer, but not inside the

main cabinet/unit

Refers to the sharpness and clarity of the

monitor; can also refer to bitmap

images and printers.

Of the storage capacities listed,

the one that is the largest: byte,

megabyte, gigabyte

Having more than one program

open at the same time.

Information stored here is lost when the

power is turned off.

Software required for the computer to run,

sometimes called the Master

Controller.

Update software regularly, install

firewalls, and delete e-mails with odd

attachments.

Also known as the web address.

A software program that allows you to

view web pages.

A company that has equipment

to provide internet access.

Code used to achieve a high level of data

security.

Words such as AND, OR, NOT

when used in an Internet search.

Rules of right and wrong

behavior; usually based on values.

A law that defines the rights possessed

by the author of a work.

A type of software license that grants the

owner free use for evaluation purposes,

but stipulates a purchase fee for permanent use.

A policy that defines rights and responsibilities in using equipment and software in a legal and ethical

manner.

A type of software license that is not

protected by copyright laws.

Effects that change how the

presentation moves from slide

to slide.

Things PowerPoint can create besides professional slide

shows.

Effects that change how text

and graphics come into a

slide.

Use this key to stop your slide

show.

A view that shows a thumbnail of each

slide in the presentation and

allows you to easily change the order of slides and set slide

transitions.

What are input devices?

What is the CPU (Central

Processing Unit)?

What are output devices?

What are peripheral devices?

What is resolution?

What is gigabyte?

What is multitasking?

What RAM (Random Access

Memory)?

What is system software or operating system?

What are ways to protect against

computer viruses?

What is the URL?

What is a web browser?

What is an ISP (Internet Service

Provider)?

What is encryption?

What are Boolean

operators?

What are ethics?

What is copyright?

What is shareware?

What is an acceptable use

policy?

What is a public domain license?

What are transitions?

What are handouts, notes

or transparencies?

What are animations?

What is the ESC key?

What is slide sorter view?