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Windows is a consumer and enterprise grade family of operating systems developed by Microsoft Corporation. First released in 1985, it has become the best-selling operating system in computer history, and has 90% of the total operating system market.

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What computer interface shows documents as they will look in their final form and uses icons to represent programs?

The computer interface that shows documents as they will look in their final form and uses icons to represent programs is called the graphical user interface.

How do you uninstall Windows XP Pro from safe mode?

I don't believe that it is possible to uninstall the operating system that you are working in. If you really want to get Windows Xp off of your computer, find a DOS boot disk, boot the computer up in DOS, and then format the hard drive. But I suspect that you really want to uninstall something besides the Widows XP operating system, and you have not described it very well. If you are simply trying to get out of "SAFE MODE", then click "start," click "run," then type "msconfig" in the box. Click the "boot.ini" tab and make sure "SAFEBOOT" is not checked. You may also click the "General" tab and select "Normal Startup." Click "Apply" and the comp will ask to shut down-let it do that, and you should be out of SAFE MODE. I hope you will be replacing Windows XP with another operating systems immediately or your computer will not function. This is the operating system that runs your computer. If you want to go to Vista then simply buy the upgrade and run it(it self installs). If you want to load a different OS other than that you would simply format your hard drive.

How do you get the toolbar back down the bottem of the screen?

You have to right click on it, and make sure "Lock the taskbar" isn't checked. If it is un-check it. Then click and drag it down to the bottom. Right click again and "Lock the taskbar". Hope this did it :)

How do Mac computers differ from regular PC computers?

OpinionThere is not a lot of difference between an Apple computer and a PC.

Apple computers don't do anything different from other computers. They contain much of the same hardware, for example the same CPUs, memory, graphics cards, etc. that you'd find inside a PC. As such, Apple computers can perform all of the same functions that a PC can. They are comparable in almost every way especially for internet or office tasks.

One difference is that Apple computers come with Apple's own operating system called Mac OSX, rather than Microsoft Windows or Linux. Which is 'best' is purely down to user preference as they each have good/bad points.

Another difference is that Apple computers tend to cost a lot more money than an equivalent specification non-Apple PC computer.

The only other difference is the amount of software available to run on each, as Apple computers have much less software available - especially games software - so if playing games is important to you then an Apple computer probably is not for you, and not if you are on a budget either.

Some are willing to pay extra to get an Apple, some prefer the low cost and extra flexibility of a PC. Ultimately, the choice comes down to what suits you and the task(s) intended for your computer.

There is one major difference,and you mentioned it, "It`s System" Thats the major difference between the two. I have used both PC and Mac OS X.

If the PC changed it`s system tomorrow I would go back to a PC

The only thing I like about Apple is the "System" Period.

OpinionIt is difficult to compare computers for several reasons unless you want to compare specific brands and models.

Generally, Macs cost more but that's because Mac has concentrated on better and more costly components. You can't buy an inexpensive Mac- they don't make any. Selection is limited. Many consumers prefer the wider selection of Windows based models. That may allow a consumer to purchase a computer that more closely meets their needs. Windows PCs are more readily available and can be purchased on sale at discount prices. Not so with Apple. Deals are rare and the Apple Store is often the only available outlet although Apple has periodically entered into contracts with chain stores like CompUSA. And, many make their purchase online.

Technical specifications can be different or similar depending on the brand line you are comparing. The operating systems currently used in Windows makes them more comparable to Mac. However, Windows can be installed in the present generation of Intel- based Macs. There is less software written for Mac and gamers and business systems gravitate toward Windows.

The most important difference is security. Because the majority of the world's computers are Windows most attacks are launched at PCs. A Mac owner who runs no security software is less likely to encounter problems than a Windows user with high security installed. Many Mac owners have no additional security software installed. Apple's operating system is based on UNIX, one of the most secure operating systems available. UNIX is built with a stronger permission structure that prevents unauthorized execution of software. UNIX stops when it encounters an unauthorized redirection. While this does not make Macs invulnerable it does make them less vulnerable and security software is available for those who want to install more. Of course any user of the internet and email must learn good habits and not click on unknown links.

Apple has been a leader in ease of use and simplicity of design and always scores high on reliability.

The conflict between Apple lovers and Windows lovers has been raging for years. Windows owns the major portion of the market. Apple owns a tiny loyal corner. Both types of systems have their devoted fans. In the end the decision and preferences belong to the user-purchaser. Remember that PC owners like their PCs and Mac owners like their Macs.

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How do you reinstall operating system in acer aspire one?

You will need a Windows install CD or a System Restore CD for this. When you have one put it in the CD drive, turn off your computer, turn it back on, and follow the on screen instructions. If you do not have either of these cds you can call ACER and ask them for a system restore CD for your specific model of computer.

Pictures also of 15 places where computer are used?

Computers are used everywhere like :

a. Banks

b. Hospitals

c. Offices

d. Schools

e. Making a movie

f. Railway stations and airports

g. Designing

h. Space Research

i. Homes

j.Publishing and in many more places.

What is the font used on the Mac interface?

Apple uses the font called Myraid Pro Regular. If you want it, you'll have to buy it from the net or download, or if ya already have Adobe Acrobat, goto computer, then local disk, then program files, then Adobe folder, then Adobe Acrobat, then Resources, then font, then select any of the fonts and paste them in the Windows fonts folder.

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If you are looking for a FREE font that looks like Myriad Pro Regular, visit www.dafont.com. In the navigation, select "Sans serif" under "Basic". On the second page, there is a font near the bottom called "Sansation". Download that one. You can trust that there are no viruses because I have downloaded it. Feel free to look at more fonts.

Download Instructions:

Under Windows 7/Vista:

Select the font files (.ttf, .otf or .fon) then Right-click > Install

Under any version of Windows:

Place the font files (.ttf, .otf or .fon) into the Fonts folder, usually C:\Windows\Fonts or C:\WINNT\Fonts

(can be reached as well by the Start Menu > Control Panel > Appearance and Themes > Fonts).

Under Mac OS X 10.3 or above (including the FontBook) :

Double-click the font file > "Install font" button at the bottom of the preview.

Under any version of Mac OS X:

Put the files into /Library/Fonts (for all users),

or into /Users/Your_username/Library/Fonts (for you only).

Under Mac OS 9 or earlier:

The old Mac fonts are not supported anymore at dafont. First, you have to convert the font files (.ttf or .otf) you have downloaded.

Then drag the fonts suitcases into the System folder. The system will propose you to add them to the Fonts folder.

Copy the font files (.ttf or .otf) to fonts:// in the File manager,

or:

Go into the /home folder, in the menu select View > Show Hidden Files, you will see the hidden folder .fonts (if not, create it) then copy the font files there.

Are shareholders internal or external users of accounting information?

Internal users would be managers so that they can make decisions about how to manage and also see how effectively they have managed. External users would be potential investors, the Government, lenders, the public, unions...

Why should you protect your files?

For the same reason that different people like different foods or clothes. When you are using your computer then storing what you are workng on within the same computer there should be no reason to encrypt any data.

Passwords are a different animal in that your computer should only be used by you. This means that you will need to create and remember a personal login name and password for you that you can remember but no one else can guess.

What is Windows Movie Maker?

Windows Movie Maker is a basic video editing software application that is bundled with Microsoft Windows Operating Systems.

The program allows users to create/edit/combine video, photographs, music into personalized video presentations that (once published) can be viewed on media players, shared via email, uploaded, or burned to CD/DVD.

How often should you backup data?

In my opinion, computer backups should be done as frequently as your most important data changes. If you are working on a large important project every day, then you should be backing those files up every day. It depends on how valuable your electronic files are to you, and how stressed you would be if you lost them.

How do you change drives in batch file?

There are three ways to change drive in Command prompt. The first way is to go to the drive, right-click it, then choose "Start Command Prompt Window Here". The Second one is to open CMD, and type the drive letter + colon (:) (Example: F:). To return to drive C: just type cd.. and it will return to it's default directory.

How do you get your ip address?

To see your outside or public IP address, lookup on google " my ip" and it will tell you the bold numbers. That is the IP your network uses to talk with the outside world.

To see local IP;

Depends on the OS:

Windows 98: Start > Run > type WINIPCFG

Windows XP: Start > Control Panel > Network Connections > Right Click > Properties > Internet Protocol (IP/TCP) > Properties

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Start > Run > Type 'cmd' > Press Enter> ipconfig/all > Press Enter

there is also a console command.

In windows 2000 onwards, click Start --> Run --> CMD.exe

then type "ipconfig" and hit return.

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Linux, Ubuntu, etc

Open up a root terminal

Type 'ifconfig'

That will give you the networking stats of the computer.

You can just go on your network connections page and right click on the connection that you have and click status. There you will see your IP address.

Flashing over a window is called what?

what is the name for a flashing above a window

How many people have an msn account?

it is told to be 5000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000

What command creates a sub directory under a directory?

Mkdir command creates a subdirectory under a directory (MD creates a directory) . The command Chdir changes the current Default directory(CD changes the current directory). The Rmdir removes the subdirectory(RD removes a directory).

How do you access the disk management utility from the control panel?

Control panel>Administative tools(switch to classic view if you are on Vista)>Computer Management Disk Management is under Storage

What is the normal format that plays on all DVD players?

I have found that most players play the file extensions MPEG2 and DVD, although there is still the problem with some home players not playing either ( I still haven't figured out why ) while still other home players play them with no problem.

What is the difference between Mac OS X and Windows?

There are thousands of differences between mac and windows operating systems. To try and explain everything would take me all day and a books worth of typing. I can however explain the primary differences. First Windows is based upon a DOS programming language (think of it as the foundation for the operating system); Mac is based upon unix programming language, (linux is also based upon unix as well.) Macintosh is often more secure than windows due to less attempts at hacking because the majority of computer users use Windows. Macs tend to focus on graphics and multimedia while Windows focuses on office function. I would say it would be easier for you visit the individual websites and decide for yourself.

What is file deallocation?

File deallocation is the process of freeing up the storage space previously occupied by a file on a storage medium. When a file is deleted or removed, the operating system marks the space it occupied as available for future use, allowing other files to be stored in that location. This process ensures efficient use of storage resources and prevents fragmentation. Deallocation can also involve updating file system metadata to reflect the changes in storage allocation.

What is the Windows keyboard shortcut to shut down Windows when no applications are loaded?

There are two answers:

You can use Alt+F4. Then it will show the option's box - log off/restart/shut down. using up/down arrows, select one. press "Enter".

Or, you could:

Press the windows key on the keyword (between the alt and ctrl on the bottom left)

Press U

Press U

Alt + F4

What is master file table and what does contain?

The Master File Table contains a listing for each file on an NTFS file system volume. All information regarding the files is stored either in the master file table itself or in a space outside the table which is identified within the table.