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When a transition is applied to a slide how is it visible to the user?
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When PowerPoint displays a new presentation the user is presented with one slide called what?
title slide
What can a user not add to a slide?
active phone link
Why do you need a drop of water to prepare slides when using microscope?
Because an air bubble, trapped between the slide and cover plate, shows as a dark'blob' under magnification. Using a drop of water to 'seal' the slide & cover plate together excludes the air - making the specimen more visible to the user.
What is difference between enable and visible property in visual basic?
Visible means that the property can be used, but is not visible in the graphical user interface. But, if the user were to click a control that edit the objects properties, the object would change even if it isn't visible. Enabled/Disable means that for instance if the object is Disabled, it's still visible but the user cannot interact with it. This means, that if code is executed for the control that is disabled, nothing will change to that control.
Electronic evidence on a computer storage media that not visible to the average user?
ambient
What is user visible registers?
A user visible register (UVR) are the registers visible to programmers. Basically this means that the programmer can only make use of these registers (UVA).These registers includes general purpose or special purpose registers.Example: Data Register, & Address Register.
User visible register?
Registers that are used during prigramming and specified directly by the instruction.
What three technology transition methods are used to ensure the transition of innovative concepts and superior technology to the user?
Advanced Technology Demonstrations (ATDs), Joint Capability Technology Demonstrations (JCTDs), and Experiments
What manner are user logon scripts applied in?
Asynchronous Processing: See textbook, page 149.
What variable is defined by the operating system and is applied to every user when logged on?
System environment variables
What is handoff in mobile communication?
In a cellular telephone network, handoff is the transition for any given user of signal transmission from one base station to a geographically adjacent base station as the user moves around.
What security benefits are realized when a group policy is applied to a select group of user accounts?
The permissions helps to restrict/monitor the movement(accessing of resources) of the user in the domain.
