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Where can computer viruses hide?
Virus can hide in files,folders,the registry,the boot sector,executable progams and documents
How do you unsave MSN history?
Click on Start and then press My Documents there should be a Document called My Sharing Files. You then press it and press the files you want to delete and open them up and in the bottom corner on the page there should be a stop saving chats button and if you press that it will stop saving your files.
What is alphabetical filing?
Alphabetical filing is a way to organize printed documents based on one word of the document or files, which is often a name. You can file alphabetically using the first or last name. Documents are filed alphabetically from A to Z.
What is record keeping in an office?
Record keeping in an office refers to the systematic organization, storage, and management of documents and information related to business operations. This includes maintaining files for financial transactions, employee records, contracts, and correspondence. Effective record keeping ensures compliance with legal requirements, facilitates easy access to information, and enhances decision-making processes. It plays a crucial role in preserving organizational memory and supporting operational efficiency.
How many books are in the House of Lords library?
The official parliament website lists the House of Lords library as holding over 60,000 books and written documents. There are also electronic files which are stored in the library, so the archive total is much larger.
What are manual files?
Manual files are records that are not entered or stored in electronic format. These are physical documents which are created and saved manually.
What is the collective noun for files?
There is no standard collective noun for the noun 'files', in which case any noun that suits the context of the situation can be used, such as a pack of files, a stack of files, a drawer of files, etc.
Can a police officer be prosecuted for falsifying legal documents?
Yes. If an officer files false or misleading police reports to his/her department, he/she can be internally investigated and punished, up to and including firing. If an officer files false Court documents, such as he/she lies on an affidavit for a search or arrest warrant, he/she can be prosecuted criminally. There are a large number of crimes that involve lying to the Court or filing false legal documents and anyone who does such a thing can be prosecuted under criminal law (in the US).
What is records section?
The records section typically refers to a designated area within an organization or institution where important documents, files, and data are stored and managed. It can include a variety of records such as personnel files, financial documents, legal papers, and operational records. This section plays a crucial role in ensuring compliance, facilitating information retrieval, and maintaining the integrity of organizational data. Proper management of the records section is vital for effective decision-making and operational efficiency.
What is the difference between clerk and archives clerk?
File clerks file documents to the correct files. Records clerk manage the storage, and dispostion of the files.
What do we mean by written records?
A record kept in the form of a hard copy on paper as opposed to one kept electronically.
What are critical records?
Documents or files which, if lost, would cause considerable inconvenience or severe financial loss to an organization.Customer and Supplier Agreements may form part of the critical records of an organization.
What files mean?
Documents
What type of files are HTML documents?
HTML documents are plain-text files, usually encoded in UTF8 format.
Where do you put files you care about?
in documents
Where does frostwire put the files?
It puts the files it downloaded in the 'library', accesible through the tabs near the top. But, Technically it stores on your computer in 'My Documents', if not there then Program files. (Mine is in 'My Documents)
What is filing of records?
Structured files contain records, unstructured files are byte-streams. (Modern OS's (Windows, UNIX) have only unstructured files.)
