On embedded systems it is usually the program ROM.
On most other computers, the active portion is in RAM and if the operating system supports it inactive portions will be kept in virtual memory on the hard disk so that more of the RAM can be kept free for other programs to use.
If the computer includes cache memory, the most recently executed instructions remain in the instruction cache memory and the most frequently used data remain in the data cache memory.
There are lots of programs that can be used to create databases. People use programs like Microsoft Access. They use Oracle. They use dBase. They use MySQL. They use many others. People can also write their own programs to do it.
The computer's Random Access Memory (RAM) temporarily stores data and programs while your computer is on.
ROM (Read Only Memory) stores the information currently being used by the computer. It holds all your loaded programs, and the data that goes along with them, waiting for the processor to make use of the information (to process it, if you will). RAM (Random Access Memory) is memory which cannot be changed. This would be information hard-wired into your electronic device. For a computer, this might be the default BIOS and BIOS settings.
Data and programs currently being used by the CPU are in RAM, or random access memory. Parts of them may also be in the cache memory, which is a faster, specialized version of RAM. RAM is a temporary area for storing running programs. It is usually lost when you turn off the computer.
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Programs that are running but not in use are running in the "background."
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Use the Add or Remove Programs feature on the Control Panel. Here you can view a list of currently installed programs and you are given the option to Change/Remove programs.
There are tons of VOIP programs out there. The one I currently use is Skype. Skype is one of the best VOIP programs ever made. I highly recommend it if you want to use a VOIP program.
Currently all computers in the market that are for gaming use DDR3. 16GB DDR3 is enough to run very powerful programs and large gaming use. Hope this helps
The best chat program to currently use is Digsby, MirandaIM or Pidgin. These chat programs have support for multiple messaging services such as Skype, AIM, MSN, ICQ and more.
Input devices sends data to the central processing unit. Central processing unit (CPU) excutes computer instructions. Memory holds data and programs currently in use. In the same time secondary storage devices stores data and programs. Lastly output devices make processed data (information) available.
It is out now, and in stores currently.
Currently there isn't a list of what companys use telek at the registers. Most, if not all stores do. Their is a sticker on their doors or by their registers.
well it stores programs which are displayed on our TV sets.
Most stores do accept WOW coupons currently. Since the wow coupons are secure, they should be alright for use. Local stores that do not have scanners will not accept them though.