Windows XP

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A database is a collection of tables in which large quantities of data (information) can be stored. The question and answer you are looking at right now are both stored in a database, for example.

Databases are used by applications (like websites) to store and retrieve data.

Go to "start" (this is if you have windows) Go to "turn off computer" Then click on "turn off'' And the computer will shut itself down.

Some computers you can just use the button on the computer, but some don't like this and repeated use will cause issues. You can go to the Help Center on your particular computer and ask. It should tell you how if the first answer here doesn't apply.

If you have a PC running Windows XP or 98 have a look at the following link:

http://www.bootdisk.com/pendrive.htm

I have had sucess with method 2 and 4.

If you need to format the USB flash drive from a PC running DOS I can not help.

There is nothing that specifically stops you from using Windows XP as a server. However, the TCP/IP stack has been "crippled" to limit the number of simultaneous connections, ostensibly to prevent the spread of malware. This would stop you from effectively using a Windows XP as a large-scale server. There are patches to improve such functionality.

i started using flash with version 2 and it started out as a very basic animation software using vector drawing to keep file size small for internet use - macromedia had another software called director that compiled a large variety of file types into a very complex mutlimedia production and included scripting for very complex interaction and game creation - the newest flash has put the two together so that now falsh is a full multimedia production software capable of outputting to any media type and able to produce anytype of interactivity, game creation, commercial websties etc flash is also a very good full feature drawing program and can produce some incredible artwork, specially when used with macromedia freehand or adobe illustrator a few uses: DVD production, creating 3D aminmations and full featured movies, creating websites including e-commerce and databases, web advertising, drawing, creating complex software that can run on networks and on the web or just on your computer (very oftern used for childrens educational software) as for features as you may be able to seefrom above that just too many to even try to list - very large complex software, yet actually quiter easy to learn the basics - everything works with the timeline and layers - learn those and the basic tools and you can be creating simple animations very quicly

These are probably hidden or system files. This is perfectly normal, and no action should be needed.

However, if you want to change this, Right-click on the folders (you may be able to do this one at a time) and select Properties. Then find checkboxes for Make Hidden, or System.

If you uncheck the correct boxes, the bolders should apper normal. However, I suggest you leave them as they are.

A computer needs instructions to perform a task.

There are many aspects of a computer, such as all the internal parts, the peripherals, and the software components. A computer needs hardware to store and process information, and needs software instructions to do anything for us. If there was no software at all on a computer it would merely be a box of parts. There would be no software telling the computer to show information on the output, and no software to accept instructions from the input.

The best way to do that, just restart your laptop and go in BIOS settings. One of the menues is reset to factory settings, or something like load dafault settings.

To uninstall software, the best thing to do is to use its uninstaller which will be located in the programs folder. If a program does not have its own uninstaller, go to the Control Panel and go to Add/Remove programs. Once there select the name of the program you want to uninstall then click on uninstall.

Screen printing is a printing technique that uses a woven mesh to support an ink-blocking stencil. The attached stencil forms open areas of mesh that transfer ink as a sharp-edged image onto a substrate. A roller or squeegee is moved across the screen stencil, forcing or pumping ink past the threads of the woven mesh in the open areas. Screen printing is also a stencil method of print making in which a design is imposed on a screen of silk or other fine mesh, with blank areas coated with an impermeable substance, and ink is forced through the mesh onto the printing surface. It is also known as "silk screening" or "serigraphy".

These settings are stored in the computer's BIOS. Sometimes it is also referred to as CMOS.

default setting is the original setting, until changes are made

Please go to RUN from START in desktop

Type cmd.

It will take you to DOS prompt.

Create a directory of your choice by using command: md

Copy the dbase III plus .exe file to this directory

Type dbase at the command prompt.

This will take you to .prompt. (dot prompt)

From here use use commands such as USE-for using an existing file

CREATE to create a new .dbf file.

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some children can If they are rich enough to buy one but if they are't rich i don't think so. It depends on how much money they have. I think that they use the computer in all schools in belgium. so there is no point in bying one if they use it in the school. Even in the office i think there are some computers.

Members of the Administrator group have total control over the computer and everything on it. The user named Administratoris the default account within this group. The domain account of each faculty or staff member with a Windows 2000 computer is part of the Administrator group on his or her computer. == * Create, modify, and access local user accounts * Install new hardware and software * Upgrade the operating system * Back up the system and files * Claim ownership of files that have become damaged * Do anything a Power User can ---- The Power User class can perform any task except for those reserved for Administators. They are allowed to carry out functions that will not directly affect the operating system or risk security. All domain accounts are part of the Power Users group on public Windows 2000 computers. == * Create local user accounts * Modify user accounts which they have created * Change user permissions on users, power users, and guests * Install and run applications that do not affect the operating system * Customize settings and resources on the Control Panel, such as Printers, Date/Time, and Power Options * Do anything a User can == * Access other users' data without permission * Delete or modify user accounts they did not create Members of the Administrator group have total control over the computer and everything on it. The user named Administrator is the default account within this group. The domain account of each faculty or staff member with a Windows 2000 computer is part of the Administrator group on his or her computer. == * Create, modify, and access local user accounts * Install new hardware and software * Upgrade the operating system * Back up the system and files * Claim ownership of files that have become damaged * Do anything a Power User can ---- The Power User class can perform any task except for those reserved for Administators. They are allowed to carry out functions that will not directly affect the operating system or risk security. All domain accounts are part of the Power Users group on public Windows 2000 computers. == * Create local user accounts * Modify user accounts which they have created * Change user permissions on users, power users, and guests * Install and run applications that do not affect the operating system * Customize settings and resources on the Control Panel, such as Printers, Date/Time, and Power Options * Do anything a User can == * Access other users' data without permission * Delete or modify user accounts they did not create

Open Photo Shop then press CTRL+O OR click on File menu in upper left corner and choose Open from list, then navigate to folder with pictures, select the required image and Just click on Open Button. Your image will be open in Photo Shop.

copy and paste

Del, F2, F8, F12...

That depends on the motherboard in your computer and the BIOS installed. When you start the computer (from being without power - "Cold Start" - you will probably see at some early stage a black screen with some text that says something to the effect of "Press F12 to exit to BIOS" or "Press F8 for Startup Screen" or something similar. Press the button that you are instructed to. (if you miss and it starts to boot to Windows, shut the computer down gain and re start it - be ready this time! You could have only a window of a few seconds...

For properly written device drivers this is done entirely automatically when you select [uninstall hardware] on the control panel. It will prompt you through the steps.