Most text encodings are supersets of 7-bit ascii, so in short yes, valid ascii is also UTF8/16, lantin-1 and most other western text encodings, but ascii is most valuable as a data-encoding because it is independent of the endianness of the computer - it takes less space to store most data in binary, but the bit patterns for the same data will vary from computer to computer, making the data less portable
If you see cookies from websites that you have not personally accessed directly, there could be two different reasons for it.Reason 1:As you suspected, somebody else could have accessed the site.Reason 2:The site might not have been directly accessed, but it could have appeared as a pop-up or redirection, or it could have shown up on another website as an advertisement or just a random frame (iframe) linked to another website.iframe: A utility of HTML coding that allows one website to display another webpage within itselfHTML: "Hyper Text Markup Language", the most standard form of website coding/creation
Shareable resources is a device or piece of information on a computer that can be remotely accessed from another computer. Non shareable resources cannot be used by two different devices simultaneously. :)
The point of a home network in Windows 7 is to connect several computers. This helps you share certain files with other computers while keeping others private. This way, you don't have to email yourself a document to print from another computer. It can be accessed directly from the other computer.
You need a crossover cable for that.
Yes, you can either PHYSICALLY put the had drive into another computer or purchase an IDE to USB adapter that you can connect directly to the hard drive and run into the USB of another computer.
Yes but please don't do that. Use a wireless switch or router.
Because you can add a user to your computer and have a different profile then another user, instead of buying another computer. This makes it cost effective.
They're connected to other computers -- Meaning your files can be accessed, malware installed, etc. Basically (if another computer is in the hands of a skilled individual) everything you do on your computer can be seen/accessed/modified by the other person, including bank account/credit card info and the like. Also, network cards generate a slight amount of heat, can reduce airflow inside of your computer case, and add a bit of weight.
There must be something wrong with your computer so you should get it looked at by the geek squad or another techie team!
no its not possible.. you must by a ms office 03 CD to install it on another computer
Easy! get a flash-drive, save it, and load it on another computer. P.S get flash-drive from Staples.
People can login to gotomypc remotely to access another computer; whether it is a home or work computer. You can do it from another computer on the network or at a different location provided you register and have the correct security perimeters.