Vocabulary Quiz #4 MS. P

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1. Autoplay

Automatic playing of a multimedia content when a CD or other removable storage device is inserted into a computer.

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2. Log

A usually automated chronological record of events in electronic or paper form.

3. Joystick

An input device in the form of a stick that can be tilted, rotated, or twisted by the hand.

4. Double-Click

Windows function; two rapid CLICKS in succession, treated as a single event by the operating system.

5. Latency

A system that your computer uses to organize files on the basis of specific information.

6. Backpanel

An area at the back of the computer that groups connectors connected to the motherboard.

7. Bug

An error in the design or coding of a program

Any image that has instructions embedded in it so that clicking on it initiates some kind of action or result.

A system that your computer uses to organize files on the basis of specific information.

8. Fragment

An area of memory, disk space, etc., separated from a larger block by repeated allocation and deallocation.

9. Filter

A software construct that selectively allows processing or passage of only certain information items presented to it.

To change the size of a picture or other graphic without changing any other characteristics.

10. Bitmap

An image represented as a regular rectangular array of pixel.

A menu that appears when a user input triggers its appearance.

A disk file used to hold programs or processes temporarily removed from main memory by a swap operation.

11. Dual-Core

A network that allows a company to share information with other businesses and customers.

Incorporating two largely independent microprocessors in a single chip package.

12. Helpdesk

An internal department within an organization that provides technical assistance to the user community.

13. Buffer

A temporary storage area in memory.

The maximum amount of data that can travel a communications path in a given time, usually measured in seconds.

14. Non-Volatile

Not losing information when power is interrupted.