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Perhaps you are referring to Wolfram Alpha?

"Do you have any microsoftener left?"

The answer to this depends on the type of software you're trying to install. The easiest solution would be to download the software you want, if that's possible. If you have to install it from a disc, then the next easiest way to do it would be to use a USB CD/DVD drive which you connect to your netbook. You can use a remote computer's drive as well through the network, if you're using Windows for example you can set the remote computer's drive to shared, and then use Windows' "map network drive" feature on your netbook. This would allow you to access the remote drive as a drive letter on your netbook as if it was actually attached to your computer. Be aware though that this is much slower and will only work for certain types of software.

The latest version of Stykz (V1 RC3) has an Export to QuickTime movie option. (See links below)

Computers are used in shops to calculate and make the bill quickly without making mistakes and tofind out the price of things.

The site is not a games site, but is a blog about games.

The ease with which papers and tasks can be written out; the versatility of their use in presenting work such as slideshows and videos; computational power for mathematics and related subjects; research via the internet or other digital media.

The units which you have given needs some correction. Computer's processor speed is indicated in MHz (Mega Hertz) or GHz (Giga Hertz). 1GHz has 1000 MHz. Based on this understanding you can see which computer speed is faster. The units Mbps indicates Mega Bits Per Second. It is used for indicating speed of a data interface (e.g. read /write speed or data transfer speed on a data interface).

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Yes

Computers record data in the form of "bits", Binary Digits.

Well, depends what you mean by 'main folder', if your on windows and you mean the operating system folder, you find it usually under C:\Windows\ or on older computers, C:\WINNT

Yes.

It's just like any other computer, but smaller and simpler. As such, it does less.

Disconnect it completely from the network. If the rest of the network functions correctly, the problem is in the cabling to that single computer. Change the cables - if the terminal works correctly, the old cabling was at fault. If it still doesn't work, the next culprit would be the network card.

While keeping it sealed protects from evaporation and contamination, It doesn't protect it from things like gravity or chemical changes. Over time the ink will thicken, harden, or coagulate naturally, even without exposure to the air. The expiration date on it isn't there just as a marketing ploy after all. It's a prediction of when these things are expected to occur.

No they didn't. Instead ,much like cavemen, they painted on walls and used a weapon called a "spear" that they used to hunt for their food.

the u in udp stands for unreliable and since email is important it is sent using tcp through say smtp or pop3

It's called 'Deep Blue'

lol I think your taking an Internet Commerce class b/c this is a question out of the book! :)

Bit (b) and Byte (B) is entirely different. Bit is the smallest storage unit in computer science.

8 Bit (8b) = 1 Byte (1B)

In normal working, when you press any key, it covers atleast 1 Byte of space. Means if you will type ABC, it will cover 3B, so that we consider byte as a smallest unit of useful data.

this is a room or place where people get to use or learn more about computers e.g internet caf'e

its either

data relayrate

data transfer rate

service rate

connection rate

Buy the software you use.

Remove the four outermost screws in each corner of the rear of the tower. then slide the open from the front. there are no wires connecting the face plate to the case so you can just slide it open from back to front. the rear shell separates from the back.

yes