A multi-user licence, is simply permission to use one copy of a piece of software on more than one computer.
Every piece of commercially-available software is protected against duplicating, by various copyright laws throughout the world. Under 'normal' circumstances - legally, a company must buy one copy of a computer program for each computer they want to use the software on. This can prove extremely expensive in large companies. Paying a one-off fee for a multi-user licence, allows the purchaser to legally install the software on more than one computer - significantly reducing the cost.
A multiuser database may exist on a single machine, such as a mainframe or other powerful computer, or it may be distributed and exist on multiple computers. Multiuser databases are accessible from multiple computers simultaneously.
pretty much all computers are multi-user. and there is no such thing as a "super computer"
yes windows is a multiuser OS
Computers
yes. windows nt is a multiuser operating system
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Yes.
* Multiuser: A computer system the can handle more then one user at a time. Windows is not a multiuser OS. It can handle only one user at a time. * Multitasking: The ability of an OS to do more then one thing at atime. for instance, you can be downloading a large file and still use another program to do something, like write a book. * Multiprocessing: The chip in new computers is able to do more then one task at a time because there is more then one processing unit on/in the chip.
They use computers a lot.
keyboard, screen, mouse
The main characteristics of generation computers are:Hand touchMore detailedHigh Defination (HD)High tech.Much easier to be usedMore speed and fast processing
Yes, a multiuser operating system is also described as a network operating system.