Computers

No, you cant run a power PowerPoint slide in another computer program. Instead you can use similar software's like PowerPoint viewer.

You're talking about using a piece of key-logging software. HOWEVER - unless you're (a) only recording your own data entry key-strokes (for later analysis), or (b) the remote user is fully aware that their activity is being remotely monitored - using the software would likely be illegal in your country, and you would pay the penalty when you're caught ! Remember - the remote computer would have a record of where it's sending the data, and the target machine would have a record of being connected to the remote computer (or the web-site) - thus proving you had remote access set up !

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When your Sony first boots up, it will tell you different keyboard commands. Usually for BIOS, keep pressing the esc button.

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The ''Sand Clock'' is really called an Hourglass, and the reason for that is because it takes the sand and hour to reach the other end of the glass. An hourglass is a curved shaped object that has two ends. The hourglass Has sand inside it which Is placed at the bottom of the hourglass, but when you turn the hourglass up side down, the sand slowly runs through a hole to the other end of the glass. When the sand has finally finished flowing it will end up looking like how it was in the first place.

The ALU performs arithmetic and logic operations. ALU stands for Arithmetic Logic Unit.

In general, very few to no SD cards come with SD card readers, which is to be expected, as CD's don't come with CD players, etc.

I would like to become a member of the team because I believe that the team is doing exciting work and its exactly in the field I would like to grow my skills in. I think I can learn a lot from the other members and I hope that they can benefit from my contributions as well.

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A "first fit" algorithm is any algorithm which doesn't care about how "good" a solution is, it just returns the first one that works.

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There are TONS of uses for a computer. The most common is for computer games. But many people use it for business presentations and learning stuff from the Internet. I could give you a huge list of things but that's the basics

no there is not if you erased it,it's gone for good! sorry!

the same thing happened to me. i was playing on marapets and the writing on my computer got teensy. i hope someone will improve this answer and well...

The core task your computer case should do is that of cooling your computer. This is especially important when you're gaming which is heavy on the computer causing it to emit a lot of heat. After you have good heating you are going to need some cool glowing effects and designs. This is a gaming case and you may be taking it to some LAN parties and you need to show everyone you are a rockin' gamer and what a better way to do it than with a rockin' case.

It could be the type of browser/application you are using for this. Check your firewall settings on that computer.

If programmed to, yes, but if programmed not to, then no.

Are you looking for a solution to remotely switch on your system? There is one thing I'm aware of called WOL, or, Wake On Lan. An ethernet device can be configured to power up the system if a WOL signal is received. There is WoWLAN for wifi.

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Well, rebooting is the same as restarting, so you will not lose your files (its like shutting down and switching the laptop on again). If you mean it in the sense of installing a clean copy of Windows or whatever, yes it will (that ususally isn't called rebooting).

We evaluate, or test, devices to see how they hold up under various situations.

I would highly recommend the Acer notebook that came out last year. This little seven inch screen actually has a wonderful picture and the speed and memory can be updated at a low cost, as this is the only downfall. So far this computer has lasted through a seven and a ten year old for home-school and we've had no problems.

It's 'manual' input. Because someone has to physically 'feed' the cheques though the reader.