Computers

The first successful minicomputer was the DEC (Digital Equipment Corporation) PDP-8, introduced in 1965. They sold more than 50,000.

1. the thirst for profit.
2. the ambition of being a businessman or a sole proprietor.
3. the disregard for laziness.

If the computer does not log you off automatically when it enters standby, then yes. Also, this could be a sign of a faulty sound card that needs to be replaced.

A computer may generally be used near about 6 years without compromising with the latest soft wares. this limit may be of 10 years with some little adjustments.

Corruption is generally a software issue and if ur system is connected to a high speed internet connection, it may be get corrupted in even a week. Although if you are really nice to your computer , it will last longer ...real long

I would "tune up" a PC by doing the following:

# Run disk clean up.

# Run disk defragmenter.

# Remove unnecessary drivers.

# Remove unused programs.

# Install, update and run Spybot Search and Destroy.

# Install Norton System works and run Disk doctor and Win doctor.

# I'd run Norton Performance test from the Systemworks CD . If the results were not pretty I'd consider a Ram and/or hard drive upgrade.

Good question. According to the DIBELS fluency test we use at my school, at the end of FIRST grade, a student should be able to read 1 word every second (60 words a minute). At the mid-year testing, FIRST GRADERS should be reading one word every 2-3 seconds (20-30 WPM). Each grade goes up a little from the end of First Grade. Second is 90-100 WPM and Third Grade is 110-120 WPM. Kindergarten does not focus on fluency in their testing. Probably because there aren't a lot of Kindergarten classrooms that have students reading sentences fluently enough to assess that. I would say that by the end of Kindergarten, a student should be reading at least 10-20 WPM if not more.

https://dibels.uoregon.edu/training/measures/c-maps.php#1_ap

yes most sound cards have an audio-in input. Just look on the back of your computer, right next to where you have your current speakers plugged in there should be another input for an audio cable.

Computers can save an extremely large amount of data, and it can all be well organized. You can use a folder to store informaion that all relates to one topic, or use a flash-drive to make your information portable. The downside to this is that someone could hack your computer && steal everything :P

The most trivial way of doing this is, to format the partition of the hard drive that has the windows 2000. However, all the data on that partition will be lost. Copy all the important documents onto a backup folder on some other patition and then continue with formatting.

Workflow Information Management is usually called BPM (Business Process Management). Anything that needs an approval cycle is usually done in a workflow Examples of workflows: - Purchase Request Approval - Expense Approval - Setting up a new New Employee in the organization

relevance of on-line analytical processing Relevance of online analytical processing to a manager?

A hexidecimal number is a number that represents the location in memory that something is stored. So basically its a number that tells the computer where to look for something.

you have to buy the CD to put in the data and you have to have a usb mini cable then all you have to do is install the CD and connect your phone to your computer using the mini usb cable and you can put pics music and stuff on ur phone

You make your own email by going to hotmail.com and then going to sign up free.

Then type in the information that they give you and then you have a email.

They are going to ask which way do you want your inbox to be.

It holds Addresses, to-do lists, scheduler, documents etc. Some can connect wirelessly to the internet.

Sometimes the problem is with the hardware and other times the problem is simply so complex that it is nearly impossible to fix.

If you download many programs and files off the Internet, you've probably encountered ZIP files before. This compression system is a very handy invention, especially for Web users, because it lets you reduce the overall number of bits and bytes in a file so it can be transmitted faster over slower Internet connections, or take up less space on a disk. Once you download the file, your computer uses a program such as WinZip or Stuffit to expand the file back to its original size. If everything works correctly, the expanded file is identical to the original file before it was compressed.

Most types of computer files are fairly redundant -- they have the same information listed over and over again. File-compression programs simply get rid of the redundancy. Instead of listing a piece of information over and over again, a file-compression program lists that information once and then refers back to it whenever it appears in the original program.

Try opening it twice more, then make sure that you are double clicking it. Wait a few minutes to check that there is no activity on the program you are trying to open, then try re-installing the program.

A parallel computer system is a group of computers or processors inside a computer that all work together on one thing to solve the problem faster.

Yes I think it is. My computer broke several times and I think that it's quite helpful at those times of trouble. Coming from an irresponsible lad like me, that what I can say.

Level 1 cache is actually on the CPU chip and isn't really variable... for any given type of chip, it is what it is and isn't something you should need to worry about. I really have no idea why computer manufacturers feel the need to list it.

A modern CPU will typically have an L1 cache of about 64-128 KB per core.

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Silverlight will not affect any of your data, including the folder 'My Pictures'.

Removing Silverlight will only mean that websites which use this feature wont be able to play.

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I don't think that's possible. Maybe if you mean wear out the battery if it's a laptop, leave it sit on for awhile. If it's a regular computer, I'm pretty sure it's not possible. Maybe Google search it. If you really want to '' kill it'' smash it with something. I really don't know I don't know if that's an answerable question... Good luck, I hope I gave you a good answer!