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tells the name of the program and may show the name of the open file
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title bar
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gives instructions to a computer
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software
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a small circuit board that controls all work done by the computer; found inside the tower
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microprocessor
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a word process feature in which the insertion point returns to the next line automatically at the end of a full line
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word wrap
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the ability to work with different programs simultaneously
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multitask
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provides access to a variety of functions
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start menu
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contains buttons for changing formatting, such as alignment and font styles
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formatting toolbar
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temporarily stores information that the computer is currrently working on
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RAM (random access memory)
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a permanent type of memory storage used by computer for important data that does not change
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ROM (read only memory)
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a talk or speech given to inform, persuade, and/pr entertain
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presentation
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creates vusuals that can be projected on a large screen for a larger audience or viewed directly on a computer for smaller audience
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presentation software
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something a presenter showe the audience to help them understand the message
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visual aid
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the people who will lesten to the presentation
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audience
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pre-set design elements in presentation software which form the basis of the visual slides
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design template
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used to guide discussion and to help the audience follow a speaker's ideas
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bulleted list
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the first slide of the presentation; includes the name of the presentation, teh presenter's name, and any other needed information
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title slide
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refers to the way text and graphics are arranged on the slide
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layout
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used for creating and editing slides
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normal view
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used to see how the slides will look on the screen
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slide show view
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shows all the slides in miniature; is helpful in rearranging slides and for applying features to several slides at a time
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slide show view
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a drawing that explains a process or idea; helps the audience understand relationships or a sequence of events
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diagram
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allows you to see each slide on a seperate page and include notes after the slide
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notes page view
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a type of diagram that shows a series of ideas beginning with a text box at the bottom containing the original idea and additional boxes with text positioned to look like stair steps going up
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stair steps diagram
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a group of ready-made shapes and a variety of lines that is available from the drawing toolbar
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autoshapes
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a large initial capital letter that takes up one or more vertical lines of regualr text at the beginning of a paragraph
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drop cap
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using a personal computer to produce high-quality printed documents with text and graphichs
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desktop publishing
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an area in which you can draw several shapes; helps you arrange the graphics in your documents
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drawing canvas
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an announcement or advertisement usually inended for wide distribution
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flyer
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a drawn piicture, photo, or chart
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graphic
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places a document on the page with the long side of he paper at the top. used for wide tables, neswletters, flyers, programs
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landscape orientation
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places a document on the page with the short side of the paper at the top. used for letters, memos, reports, tests
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portrait orentation
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any text or graphic that, when printed, appears behind the document's margins
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watermark
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one of the small circles or squares that appear on the boder of a selected graphic used ot adjust the size of the graphic
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resize handle
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a shading effect in which the background is dark and the font color is white
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reverse type
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a drawing object that can hold text; may be formatted and edited as desired
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textbox
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miniature picture from which selections may be made
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thumbnails
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a word process feature that changes text into a graphic object which can be edited using the drawing toolbar
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wordart
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the horizontal alignment feature that aligns text evenly between left and right margins
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justify
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filling in the background of a textbox or graphic with color to add interest and to focus the readers attention to their contents
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shading
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graphics you can draw that are part of your word document
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drawing object
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a drawing or photo in a seperate file that you insert into your document
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picture
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an examle of a picture
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clipart
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facts and figures
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data
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an organized collection of facts and figures
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database
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a relational database managment system
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microsoft access
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one piece of information about a person of item
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field
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contains all the information about one person or item
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record
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a databast object used for organizing and storing data
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table
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a database object that displays certain data that you describe
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query
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a feature that creates a form based on an open table and includes all the fields from the table
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autoform
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a feature tht allows you to arrange information in a table or query in a certain order
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sort
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a field chosen to identify each record in a table
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primary key
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facts and figures
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data
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an organized collection of facts and figures
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database
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a relational database managment system
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microsoft access
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one piece of information about a person of item
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field
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contains all the information about one person or item
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record
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a databast object used for organizing and storing data
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table
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a database object that displays certain data that you describe
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query
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a feature that creates a form based on an open table and includes all the fields from the table
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autoform
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a feature tht allows you to arrange information in a table or query in a certain order
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sort
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a field chosen to identify each record in a table
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primary key
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facts and figures
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data
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an organized collection of facts and figures
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database
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a relational database managment system
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microsoft access
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one piece of information about a person of item
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field
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contains all the information about one person or item
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record
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a databast object used for organizing and storing data
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table
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a database object that displays certain data that you describe
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query
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a feature that creates a form based on an open table and includes all the fields from the table
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autoform
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a feature tht allows you to arrange information in a table or query in a certain order
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sort
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a field chosen to identify each record in a table
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primary key
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hides records in a table that do not match your criteria
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filter
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determines the kind of data a field can hold
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data type
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0 to 100 or A to Z
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ascending order
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100 to 0 or Z to A
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descending order
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a computer program used to record, report, and analyze data in worksheets
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spreadsheet software
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a spreadsheet file
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workbook
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one section in a workbook
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worksheet
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identifies the active cell(s)
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cell reference box
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displays teh contents of the active cell
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formula bar
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the current location of the insertion point
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active cell
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a group of two or more cells on a worksheet
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range
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key used to identify the chart's data catagories
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legend
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precedes a number entry with this puncuation mark when the numbers will not be used in calculations
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apostrophe
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enables you to change information already entered in a cell
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editing
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indicates vaious items of informtion such as scroll lock, num lock, or caps lock when active. show the status of the document
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status bar
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data entered as letters; text is right-aligned
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label
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an intersection of columns and rows
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cells
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data entered as #'s to be used for calculations; text is right-aligned
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value
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the command that enables you to clear the contents and/or format of a cell w/out shifting the surrounding cells to replace the cell you cleared
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clear
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run vertically in a worksheet; identified by a letter
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column
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run horizontally in a worksheet; identified by a number
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row
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the command that deletes the contents and format of the cell; surrounding cells are shifted to replace the deleted cells
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delete
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identifies worksheets; located at the bottom of the worksheet
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sheet tabs
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a pedefined formula that can be used to perform calculations
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function
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shows information graphically
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chart
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a global network of computers that are connected to one another
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internet
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software that finds web pages that contain keyword(s) or phrases specified
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search engine
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a browser feature that enables the user to keep track of sited visited frequently
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favorites/bookmarks
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a text of graphic image that links one HTML document to another HTML document
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hyperlink
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main page of a website
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homepage
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contains a username and a domain name seperated by the @ sign
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e-mail address
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a browser feature that retains a list of sites visited from one session to another
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history
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list of results generated by the search engine
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hits
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a system of logic used by search engines to focus the search on the relative keywords that will result in the search engine finding the web pages that closely relate to the information you are seeking; developed by George Boole in the 1860's
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Boolean Logic
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the electronical protocal named after Harald "Bluetooth" Gormson, which provides a way to connect and exchange information between devices such as mobile phones
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Bluetooth
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crime relater to computers or committed by using computers
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cybercrime
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a destructive program loaded onto a computer and run without the computer's owner's knowledge
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virus
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accessing computers or networks without the proper permission. this is unethical and illegal; penaltie can be up to 20 years in prison
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hacking
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using material created by another person and claiming it as your own
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plagiarism
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buffer in place between internal networks and the Internet; allows only specific info to flow in and out of the network
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firewall
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online etiquette
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netiquette
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a form of cybercrime where the hacker steals personal information from the victim and pretends to be the victim to make expensive purchases
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identify theft
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scheme used to take money under false pretenses or for a product that does not work as advertised
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scam
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a fraudulent email scam whereby the victim is sent an email from a phony site resembling the site of the victims ISP or bank
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phising
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software used to find and remove viruses before they do any harm; protects computers from malicious code
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anti-virus software
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a computer language that uses codes to format documents displayed on the web
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hyper text mark-up language (HTML)
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a protocal or method that computers use to communicate with each other to move information across the internet
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hyper text transport protocal (HTTP)
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a protocal used to exchange files over the internet
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file transport protocal (FTP)
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a multiple-part addressing scheme used to define the route to the file being accessed
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uniform resource locator (URL)
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a company that provides customer connections to the internet
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internet service provider (ISP)
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www
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world wide web
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a text or graphic printed in the top and bottom margin of the page
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header/footer
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modern language association
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MLA
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