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| Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista |
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| What operating systems are tested on the A+ Certification Exam? |
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| no more than 8 characters before the "dot"; no more than 3 characters in the extension; no spaces; no invalid characters |
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| What specifications should you check to determine if a file name meets the 8.3 structure? |
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| Calculator, Notepad, Command Prompt, Paint, Snipping Tool, WordPad, Windows Explorer |
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| What common apps are found in the Windows Accessories folder? |
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| This command displays a list of files and subdirectories in a selected directory |
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| This command copies identified file(s) from one directory to another directory |
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| This command copies a folder substructure from one directory to another directory |
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| This command relocates identified file(s) from one directory to another directory |
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| This command deletes a directory |
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| This command moves the focus to a different directory |
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| This command changes the name of a file or folder |
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| This command deletes one or more files from a directory |
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| This command modifies the attributes of a file |
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| This wildcard is used to represent any number of any characters |
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| This wildcard is used to represent one character |
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| Identify some common switches for the dir command |
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| Refers to the proper spelling and ordering of elements in a command prompt command |
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| A set of characters generated by the system to encourage the user to enter a command |
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| type cmd in the Start Search box, selecting Command Prompt in the Accessories folder |
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| Two ways to open the command line interface in Windows |
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| The folder on which commands will be executed by default as identified in the prompt |
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| An 8-bit character set that can represent 256 different characters |
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| A 16-bit character set that can represent 65K+ different characters |
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| the highest-level directory in a drive-based tree structure; identified as drive:\ |
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| The exact location of a file |
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| archive, hidden, read-only, system |
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| File attributes that can be modified by the ATTRIB command |
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| Applies the system designation to the file named file.doc |
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| Text file of commands that, when executed, has the same effect of executing the individual commands at the prompt |
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| DOS commands that are included in COMMAND.COM |
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| DOS commands not included in COMMAND.COM, each of which exists as a separate file in the DOS directory |
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| This is added to the end of DOS commands to change the command's result |
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| Where are the valid positions for the Windows Taskbar? |
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| In Windows Explorer, this symbol identifies a collapsed folder whose contents are currently hidden |
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| In Windows Explorer, this symbol identifies an expanded folder whose contents are currently displayed |
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| A Microsoft Management Console component that add performs a specific task |
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| This Windows Explorer pane contains a hierarchical list of drives and folders on the computer |
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| This Windows Explorer pane shows the subfolders and files located in the currently selected folder |
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| This Windows Explorer pane contains the title, author, size, and other information about the currently selected file |
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| Windows Explorer menu that controls the layout of Windows Explorer pane |
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| Windows Explorer that controls the appearance of files and folders |
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| View that shows the name, file type, size, and modification date of files--one per line |
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| Process of permanently positioning a icon on the Taskbar |
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| First version of Windows widely available in a 64-bit version |
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| Folder in which most of the Windows operating system files are stored |
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| A coordinated set of wallpaper, colors, and fonts for Windows |
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| Maximum amount of RAM supported by a 32-bit processor |
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| Type of architecture that supports a 32-bit operating system |
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| Type of architecture that supports a 64-bit operating system |
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| Function key that opens context-sensitive Windows Help |
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| Keystroke combination that displays a list of all open windows on the Desktop |
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| Keystroke shortcut for copying selection to the Windows Clipboard |
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| Keystroke shortcut for pasting selection from the Windows Clipboard |
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| System database that stores information about the hardware, network, applications, and files |
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| An identified portion of the hard drive whose contents are swapped in and out of memory when insufficient RAM is available to support all open programs |
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| Collection of bug fixes, updates, and enhancements released in a single installable package |
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| Console that automatically execute a series of tasks at a designated time |
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| manufacturer's uninstall program (followed by Window's uninstall program utility) |
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| Preferred method of removing an unwanted application from a computer |
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| Backup of all files and folders |
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| Backup of all files and folders that have changed since the last backup of any type |
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| Backup of all files and folders that have changed since last full backup |
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| GUI is an acronym for ___. |
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| DOS is an acronym for ___. |
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