Vocabulary 10

to remove an application from a computer by removing all the files that were added when the application was initially installed

[C] a power supply that includes a battery to maintain power in case of a power failure

(of a computer or computer system) working and ready for use

- to change or add to the data in a file in order to make the data current- [C] a change or addition to a file so that it has the most recent information

- to install or make a new and presumably better version of hardware or software- [C] a newer, presumably better, version of hardware or software

- to transfer data from your computer to a server- [C] the data transferred from your computer to a server

[C] an individual name used to gain access to a computer system, also part of an email address before the @ symbol

[C] a small helper program that performs a specific routine task, such as examining or copying files

existing on a computer or on the Internet, rather than in the real world

relating to memory or storage devices that lose their content when the power is shut off

relating to computer programs and devices

[C] a unique inaudible code inserted into a digital file that identifies the owner or the first person who legally purchased the file

[C] a collaborative construction engine on the Web which allows any user to add and edit content

[C] a symbol that can represent any single or group of numbers or letters in operating systems and applications

[C] a subdivision of a computer display screen, each of which can run a different program or display different data

[C] a computer visualization of a three-dimensional image showing the outlines of all edges in a transparent drawing

relating to any computer network where there is no physical wired connection between sender and receiver

[C] a tool within an application that helps you use the application by giving you a series of simple choices

[C] a program or computer that you use for writing letters and other documents

[C] a part of the Internet, featuring a combination of information retrieval and hypertext techniques

[C] a terminal or personal computer for one person to work at

[C] a program that can make copies of itself and destroy information on computers that are connected to each other

relating to a disk or a file which is not ready for use and unorganized