1)What versions is Windows 7 available in?
There are 6 versions available. These are starter, home premium, professional, ultimate, OEM, and Enterprise.
2)Describe some of the features of the new task bar.
Features of the new task bar include pinned programs, jump lists, and the "show desktop" icon is now hidden in the task bar.
Pinned programs are shown as large icons. When moused over, all windows associated with that program will be shown in preview. If one of the previews is moused over, an "X" is revealed to close the window. If a preview is hovered over, a full-size preview of the program will show.
Jump lists are also a new improvement to the task bar. this makes getting to recently opened documents simpler to get to. Right-click or left-click then drag on any program icons pinned to the task bar. This will allow you to see a list of files that have been recently used in that program. If used in Internet Explorer, this will show a list of recently visited websites.
The missing Show Desktop icon is now been moved into the task bar itself. When moused over, in the right corner, hovering over the "show desktop" box reveals the desktop and moving the mouse will hide it again. The box can be clicked to minimize all programs.
3)What are jump lists and how will they be useful?
Jump lists are a way to get to recently opened documents in a simpiler way.
They will be useful because they show a new and simpiler way to get back to a file that was being used that was closed or for a quick way to view what was recently used.
4)How can one quickly size two windows to fill the desktop side by side?
To quickly size3 2 windows to fill the desktop side by side, simply move one of the windows further to the left and the other further to the right, and the will automatically re-size to fit half the screen each.
5)Research and describe the 9 multi touch gestures that Windows 7 uses.
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Monday, October 26, 2009
Friday, October 23, 2009
Sample Flowcharts =]
1) Software Development.
This flowchart will design and create a software.
2)Flowchart.
This flowchart will read the temperature of an area/room and print the result "above freezing" or "below freezing".
3)Flowchart of a one second response to a switch.
This flowchart will tell the machine to respond with an LED light for one second if the switch is on.
This flowchart will design and create a software.
2)Flowchart.
This flowchart will read the temperature of an area/room and print the result "above freezing" or "below freezing".
3)Flowchart of a one second response to a switch.
This flowchart will tell the machine to respond with an LED light for one second if the switch is on.
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
TERM 4 ! - Definitions !
DEFINITIONS!
1. Algorithms:
An algorithm is a process of instructions used in machines and computers to determine how to do a task when told to.
2. Pseudocode:
Pseuadocode is a computer programming algorithm that is written in a way that is not necessarily for machine reading but for human reading.
3. Machine Language:
This is the only languaghe that is understood by computers. They are made up entirely of numbers and are near impossible for humans to read.
4. High Level Computer Language:
A programming language that allows a programmer to write programs that are independent of a particular type of computer.These languages are considered high-level because they are closer to human languages and further from machine languages that are used.
Flowchart Symbols;
Beginning and ending a set of instructions:
A the beginning and ending of a set of instructions, a rounded, rectangular box is used to show this.
Decision making:
For decision making, a diamond shaped box is used and involves a yes or no question.
A process or action:
For a process or action, a normal rectangular box is used.
ALGORITHMS:
1) FOR OPENING AND ENTERING A DOOR.
-Turn 90degrees to the left.
-Walk forward 4 medium steps.
-Tun 90degrees to the left.
-Walk forward 1 small step.
-Grasp the door handle.
-Turn the handle.
-Push to open the door.
-Take 3 medium steps to walk outside.
2) FOR NEGOTIATING TRAFFIC LIGHTS.
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1. Algorithms:
An algorithm is a process of instructions used in machines and computers to determine how to do a task when told to.
2. Pseudocode:
Pseuadocode is a computer programming algorithm that is written in a way that is not necessarily for machine reading but for human reading.
3. Machine Language:
This is the only languaghe that is understood by computers. They are made up entirely of numbers and are near impossible for humans to read.
4. High Level Computer Language:
A programming language that allows a programmer to write programs that are independent of a particular type of computer.These languages are considered high-level because they are closer to human languages and further from machine languages that are used.
Flowchart Symbols;
Beginning and ending a set of instructions:
A the beginning and ending of a set of instructions, a rounded, rectangular box is used to show this.
Decision making:
For decision making, a diamond shaped box is used and involves a yes or no question.
A process or action:
For a process or action, a normal rectangular box is used.
ALGORITHMS:
1) FOR OPENING AND ENTERING A DOOR.
-Turn 90degrees to the left.
-Walk forward 4 medium steps.
-Tun 90degrees to the left.
-Walk forward 1 small step.
-Grasp the door handle.
-Turn the handle.
-Push to open the door.
-Take 3 medium steps to walk outside.
2) FOR NEGOTIATING TRAFFIC LIGHTS.
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