yes,
A software program is simply a program that is installed or running on a current computer. So yes, Google Chrome is a software program.
You can remove any application from add or remove program. It can be uninstalled by the uninstall button present there.
NASA World Wind is the only application that is like Google Earth and its source code is available for modification. Note that World Wind is a framework and API from which to build an end-user application like Google Earth. Google also provides a Google Earth API from which you can customize the Google Earth behavior in a custom web application using the JavaScript API.
what is an application program? how an application can be add or remove from pc. what is an application program? how an application can be add or remove from pc.
Yes Google Chrome is a application.
The application window is the one that is running your program, such as "WINWORD.EXE" and the document window is the one inside of "WINWORD.EXE" with the currently open document you are editing, such as "termpaper.docx".
which function is support by an application program
Google Earth is its own application. It is launched directly.
You need to download Google Earth installer then run the installer to install. The basic program comes as a desktop application. Google also provides Google Earth as a web browser plugin. Like Flash or similar plugin when you visit a web page using this plugin it prompts you to install the just the plugin. Installing Google Earth desktop client requires administrator privileges and the web plugin does not.
find the application in the program files and patch it in the application.
No. It is an application, specifically a database application.
A Word Processor is a type of program that allows one to enter, edit, format, and publish text in a variety of ways. A few examples of word processors are: - Microsoft Word - OpenOffice Writer - Google Docs - Adobe Buzzword - Lotus Symphony For basic word processing, you can also use Notepad and Wordpad which both come with Windows.