Computers

No - there are many success stories (people on design communities like FringeFX.net, for example) of people who have achieved much success in obtaining work who have not taken any formal education on graphics at all.

If you still want to major in graphics designing, you may want to take as many graphics courses in highschool as possible to show the colleges you are serious about the field.

yes

. Boumal's model highlights that the primary objective of a firm is to maximize its sales rather than profit maximization. It states that the goal of a firm is maximization of sales revenue subject to a minimum profit constraint. Prof. Boumal has developed two models: 1st is Static Model and 2nd is Dynamic model The Static Model: This model is based on the following assumptions, 1. The model is applicable to a particular time period and the model does not operate at different periods of time. 2. The firm aims at maximizing its sales revenue subject to a minimum profit constraint. 3. The demand curve of the firm slope downwards from left to right. 4. The average cost curve of the firm is U-shaped one. Dynamic Model: This model explains how changes in advertisement expenditure, a major determinant of demand, would affect the sales revenue of a firm under severe competitions. Few assumptions of this model are, 1. Higher advertisement expenditure would certainly increase sales of a firm. 2. Market price remains constant. 3. Demand and cost curves of the firm are conventional in nature.

Depends. Wiki's usually take up about 1MB of space. However depending on the content you put on it, will determine the final size.

use the cuting tool

Search google for "upside down text" and then you'll find websites where you can turn letters around!

No. .cda is simply a shortcut on an audio CD to uncompressed audio data. .mp3, by contrast, is compressed. If you tried to copy a .cda off a CD directly, the file would not work once the disc was removed.

Only one IP address (either static or DHCP)could be assigned , if you have just one NIC card, but should be able to assign up to the number of NIC cards you have on the system 2,3,4 or 5. but we can aliases in the nic it possible . the max we can have upto 10 ips in one nic

Typically they are files which Windows is currently using. If they were to be moved during a defrag sequence, the system could crash. As if Windows doesn't crash enough on its own, right? There's no big mystery about the unmoveable files, they simply cannot be moved "while" windows is running. Some specific files that cannot be moved may include the Swap file also known as the "page file" or Virtual memory in older windows version.

When you turn your computer on, it runs a self-diaganostic to make sure everything is working properly. This is called the Power On Self Test, also known as POST. When POST detects an error, it emits a series of beeps. These are called beep codes. Your 4 beeps is a beep code because something is wrong with your computer. If you still have your motherboard manual, look under beep codes and look for 4 beeps, and it will tell you what is wrong. If you don't have your manual anymore, you have to search on google for beep codes for your specific motherboard. Every computer has a different set of beep codes, so you have to find your specific ones to find out what is wrong. -Jesse

Login with "administrator" account, go to control panel > User account > change as you wish. For Internet Explorer (IE): Open IE > Tools > Internet Options > Content tab > make changes in "Auto Complete". On the General tab> Temporary Internet Files> select Delete files, cookies & check delete offline content.

Some viruses are programmed to replicate themselves onto external storage media by sending files through the USB port. These files usually have hidden and system attributes, making them invisible to the user.

A program is a series of instructions that directs a computer how to perform the tasks necessary to process data into information. Programmers write a program and then store the program in a file that a user can execute (run). When a user runs a program, the computer loads the program from a storage medium into memory. Thus, a program is entered into a computer'smemory, as it is needed. Programs respond to commands that a user issues.

The systems were generally slow. Patients had to wait for long as the doctors looked for their medical records. These are some of the things that occurred in the 1960s health care environment that influenced organizations to convert to computer systems.

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This is one of many websites that you can use.

if your moniter gets to hot the screen will distort and it will cause irreversible damage to the hardware inside

Try restating your answer, I'm not sure what you mean. A microphone can be an input device when you plug it into a computer...

No computers.

Ya.

But the addict can be good as well as bad depending on what the people is addicted to.

Addict to programming, innovation is a cool thing as far as I'm concerned.

press power butten if not on allready, Click start, Click all programs or just programs if is vista, click windows media player-not windows media center pay attention. open disk tray... no this is not a cup holder it will break, had a custemer who really thought it was a cupholder and it snapped, place audio CD shiny sound down in disk tray, close disktray, allow PC to read disk close any new programs that poped up automaticly but not windows media player, click RIP CD, check mark all audio tracks you want stored on PC, Click Start Rip or start or what ever the butten is usally on the bottem right of windows mediaplayer.

Have A Nice DAY!!!!

Read-Only-Memory is a file that you can ONLY read. You cannot edit, alter or change this in any way. When it is Full Access, you CAN edit it.

It is used for routing the packets hierarchically and it is designed for the following Reasons:

1)Routers need more memory space to store the routing tables.

2)More CPU time needed to scan table.

3)More Bandwidth required to send the scanned report.

So this routing algorithm divides the router into number of routers called regions and maintain tables for them to decrease the size.

this is done in TELEPHONE SYSTEM.

it can do some real damage

It depends on exactly what you're after. You options are really either a scanner or a graphics tablet.

With a scanner you could write or draw freehand onto a sheet of paper and scan it in. This will produce an image file on your computer, e.g. a JPG, GIF, BMP, etc. If you want the computer to "understand" your hand writing you would use your scanner's OCR software.

OCR stands for Optical Character Recognition and is where the computer guesses what the letters, numbers and characters are and tries to translate them into characters on your computer. Although OCR software these days is pretty respectable it still depends a lot on your handwriting.

A graphics tablet: imagine a mouse mat which you draw on with a magic pen. The computer reads your hand strokes with the pen across the mat and that is exactly what appears on the screen. Again, OCR software could be applied in this instance too.

A computer is only not using electricity when it's switched off.