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HintThink of software you can try before you buy, but it might have limited features or a trial period.Memory TipShareware: Share to try.
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HintThis software is like a gift; you can use it without paying or restrictions.Memory TipFreeware: Totally free.
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HintIf you have to purchase a license to use software, what kind is it?Memory TipCommercial: Buy to use.
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HintThink about software that comes pre-installed on devices or specialized hardware components.Memory TipOEM: Original, pre-installed.
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HintWhat type of software helps you 'do' something on your computer?Memory TipApplication: Solves a problem.
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HintThis software is essential for the computer to function and includes operating systems.Memory TipSystem: Controls the computer.
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HintConsider software unique to a particular field, like medical imaging or architectural design.Memory TipSpecialized: Niche use.
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HintIt's the very first software that runs when you turn on your computer, before the operating system loads.Memory TipBIOS: Boot it up.
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HintThese files often have extensions like .exe, .com, or .bat.Memory TipExecutable: Run the program.
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HintYou can often retrieve deleted files from your hard drive even after they've been sent to the Recycle Bin.Memory TipRecovery: Bring files back.
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HintThis type of virus often spreads when you run an infected program.Memory TipFile virus: Attaches to programs.
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HintLike the ancient Greek story, it appears harmless but hides malicious intent.Memory TipTrojan: Disguised enemy.
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HintThese are very difficult to detect because they actively try to conceal their activity.Memory TipStealth: Hidden from view.
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HintThink about what makes one file distinct from another on your computer system.Memory TipFile ID: Name, type, path.
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HintThis is what you see and interact with when you use your computer, like icons, windows, and menus.Memory TipUI: Interact with computer.
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HintThink about how your OS ensures data moves smoothly between your CPU, RAM, and hard drive.Memory TipOS: Controls data flow.
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HintThis function makes sure that when you open a program, it runs correctly and has the resources it needs.Memory TipOS: Manages programs.
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HintRemember the tree-like organization of files on your computer?Memory TipHierarchy: Tree-like folders.
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HintThink about how you might format exponents or chemical formulas in text.Memory TipPosition: Up, down, or normal.
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HintWhen you choose a font size, say 12pt, what unit are you using?Memory TipPoint: 1/72 inch.