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Software which is copyrighted and is considered trade secret. |
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Starting or restarting the computer |
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Example of object oriented language. |
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Type of interface that makes you type in commands |
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Open source operating system. |
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One of the file management programs for windows |
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Software developed by volunteers but anyone can modify it. |
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Excessive paging in a virtual memory system. |
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Gives everyone at a location permission to use software |
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Where software is loaded before it is executed. |
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You only _________________ software, you do not own it. |
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Type of code which the compiler translates in 0's and 1's |
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Type of interface that Windows XP uses |
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Ability to have more than one program open at once. |
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Program that coordinates the hardware and software of a computer system. |
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One of the programs to access by hittin ctrl-alt-dlt |
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Category of software that includes the operating system. |
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Category of software that includes Microsoft Office. |
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Small program that tells the operating system how to communicate with a specific peripheral. |
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Using a portion of the hard drive to function as additional RAM. |
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How to find context sensitive options. |
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Type of code which a programmer writes. |
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The core of the Operating System. |
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New operating system which will replace Windows XP |
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