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October 2024



Account - -ANSWER--A collection of your applications, preferences, and other settings
in Windows. (Mod1-22)

Android - -ANSWER--An open-source operating system developed by Google and
designed to run on many types of smartphones and tablets. Android is derived from
Linux. (Mod1-11)

App - -ANSWER--Short for "application"; a program. In Windows 8, an app is started
from the Windows Start screen and takes up the entire screen with a clean, uncluttered
workspace. (Mod1-18)

Application software - -ANSWER--System software that works in the background to
manage hardware and run other software. It is the software used most directly to
complete a specific task or to create something electronically. (Mod1-8)

Boot process - -ANSWER--A series of steps the operating system must complete before
a user can interact with the operating system. (Mod1-14)

Buffer - -ANSWER--Part of memory or storage where data waits until it can be
transferred to a device. (Mod1-17)

Charm - -ANSWER--Buttons included on the Charms bar. The Settings charm is used
to shut down the computer. (Mod1-24)

Charms bar - -ANSWER--In Windows 8, a bar containing shutdown and other options
that appears when the user points to the upper-right or lower-right corner of the screen.
(Mod1-24)

, Click - -ANSWER--The term used to denote the clicking of the left mouse button to
select an icon or other object on the screen. (Mod1-15)

Command-line interface - -ANSWER--Software that requires users to type text
commands to interact with the computer (for example, DOS). (Mod1-7)

Computer - -ANSWER--An electronic device that receives data (input), processes data,
stores data, and produces a result (output). (Mod1-5)

Computer literate - -ANSWER--The ability to use today's computer hardware and
software efficiently. (Mod1-6)

Data - -ANSWER--Text, numbers, sound, images, or video. (Mod1-5)

Desktop - -ANSWER--The main work area for running productivity applications,
especially those created for earlier versions of Windows, such as Windows 7. (Mod1-
18)

Desktop application - -ANSWER--A program such as Microsoft Word that opens and
runs in a window on the desktop. (Mod1-18)

Digital Divide - -ANSWER--An economic gap between those who are computer literate
and enjoy access to computer technology and those who do not. (Mod1-6)

Driver - -ANSWER--A small program that enables the operating system to interact with
the device. (Mod1-20)

Embedded operating system - -ANSWER--A system similar to a mobile operating
system that runs devices such as ATMs, navigation systems, portable media players,
digital video recorders, and other consumer electronics. (Mod1-12)

Graphical user interface (GUI) - -ANSWER--A display of pictures (icons) and other
visual elements on a computer that allows users to interact with data and execute
commands. (Mod1-7)

Hard disk - -ANSWER--Used to store data inside the computer; external hard disks are
also available. (Mod1-6)

Hardware - -ANSWER--The actual machine—wires, transistors, and circuits. (Mod1-5)

Icon - -ANSWER--Pictures on a computer screen that users interact with (click, touch,
etc.) in order to execute commands and interact with data. (Mod1-7)

Information - -ANSWER--Data that has been processed into a meaningful form. (Mod1-
5)

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