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what print was left on the cAR in the boat in titanic ?

Yes. Dragon Naturally Speaking dictation software is supposed to be able to get text from a recording, though in my opinion, it make far too many mistakes. If it is a matter of dictation recordings, it may be worth it to higher someone that is learning to be a court reporter to transfer the recordings to text.

The first computer files were invented in 1948 or 1949 at Eekert Machley Computer Company for the UNIVAC computer. The data of these files was the same as had previously been maintained on punched cards for use on electromechanical unit record machines since 1890. However to permit processing the file data at "electronic speeds" it was instead recorded magnetically on nickel plated brass tape.

No. They outlived their usefulness after the Nazi Party collapsed. Roughly 1 million were produced and operated by the Nazis during the Second World War, however.

I apologize. Upon doing some more research, I found that the MP 40 was, in fact used after the Second World War. Amazingly, it was used by various European armies (notably the Austrians and the Norwegians) right up until the 1970's and 80's!

Khipu (English) Known as talking knot or Quipu (spanish) used in the Inca times. Its a colored spun made of either llama, alpaca or cotton. The spun has numeric value made by knots.

Mississippi with its' major tributaries and Great Lakes-St. Lawrence

Go into the recycle bin and under recycle bin tasks click empty recycle bin. Or click on the Recycle Bin with the right mouse button and select "Empty Recycle Bin" from the pop-up menu.

Paul Allen but now he works for mac

Forty = XL

And Fifty = L

The in between is the same as 1-10

his family is Puerto Rican.

Orlando Florida, I'm pretty sure.

^No. He's originally from Puerto Rico.

^Cool. I LOVE Dahvie<33

^Actually,In an interview,he said he was born somewhere in North Carolina and that he moved to Orlando,Florida to start a new life,because where he first lived,he was poor.

^^someone was telling me that they said he was from like Charlotte NC. not sure how true it is but yeah =)

A personal computer

is a computer meant for home users and is typically a single CPU with a maximum of a quad core technology whereas a mainframe is a computer which is meant for organizations and is typically comprised of thousands of processors.

Everything. All of the code that tells the computer how to boot up and shut down and all of your files and programs.

The Apple I computer was designed and hand-built by Steve Wozniak. Steve Jobs, Wozniak's friend, came up with the idea of producing more of them and selling them.

Generally, microcomputer packages refer to software suites that perform various tasks on a microcomputer. The "operation 2" could indicate a second level or advanced set of functions within such a package. These functions are critical for enhancing productivity, automating tasks, and enabling more complex computational work.

The first 'Tandy Color Computer' was referred to as the 'Radio Shack Color Computer'. It wasn't until near the end of the second version of the color computer (There were three in total) that the name was changed to the 'Tandy Color Computer 2'. The first version, as with the others, was developed by the Tandy Corporation (parent company of Radio Shack). The original color computer used the Motorola MC6809E microprocessor as the primary CPU, MC6847 VDG (Video Display Chip), The MC6883 SAM (Synchronous Address Multiplexer), and two Peripheral Interface Adapter chips (for Input/Output). That, plus RAM and ROM comprised the heart of the machine. The original machine came with 4k of RAM and 8k of ROM (color basic). Ultimately, Tandy released an extension to color basic (extended color basic), bringing the ROM to 16k, and RAM upgrades to 16, 32, and ultimately 64k. The original color computer had the standard 'Tandy Gray' color and a 'calulator style' 'chicklet' keyboard. The final revisions of the first color computer did convert to a white case. The next version of the color computer was functionally identical to the first in nearly every respect, and had an improved, but still flat keyboard, which was eventually changed to a full travel keyboard. The internal workings were improved, but retained the same basic chip layout for CPU, Video, SAM, and PIA. The last computer in the line was the Tandy color computer 3, which added 4 keyboard keys (control, alt, F1, and F2), and much of the internal workings were condensed to a single chip. The Video and Address chips were condensed to a single Chip (GIME)or 65424 Chip. This chip emulated all supported modes of the original machines, but left out some upsupported, (but non the less sometimes used) 'semi graphics' modes. It did however increase the resolution and color set over the older systems. By the end of life cycle of the color computer, it had a huge following which lives on today in a small, but active vintage community and emulators, but by the early 90's, it was clear that the majority of the market was going the PC compatilble route, and the color computer 3 was discontinued.

He doesn't do hair for anyone now. Unless you are like really close friends with him, then he will if you ask. But now he is busy with Blood On The Dance Floor and quit doing hair for other people.

Approximately 300,000 intestinal obstruction repairs are performed in the United States each year. Among patients who are admitted to the hospital for severe abdominal pain, 20% have an intestinal obstruction. While bowel.

There is only one known instance where there was a glyph (linguistic symbol, such as a letter) for "0". It was the letter N, for the latin "nulla", meaning none. It was written by Saint Bede in the year 725, and called "nullae". Roman Numerals:

Symbol Value Name

N 0 (zero) (nullae) *

I 1 (one) (unus)

V 5 (five) (quinque)

X 10 (ten) (decem)

L 50 (fifty) (quinquaginta)

C 100 (one hundred) (centum)

D 500 (five hundred) (quingenti)

M 1000 (one thousand) (mille)

* Non-standard Roman numeral used by St. Bede.

Source: http://roman.sourceforge.net/

'Resource Allocation' is a management terminology phrase for the scheduling of activities and resources needed to complete them whilst taking into consideration both the time needed to complete and effort it will take.

The first scanner for computers was introduced in the year 1957. It was a drum scanner that was designed by Russell A. Kirsch.

A typewriter is a physical device that makes marks by generating a letter when a key is pressed or pushed. It has no memory of its own. A word processor has memory and allows you to edit or check a document before it prints the letter or output.