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Dictating machine

For communicating to typist

Reprographic machine

For production of COPIES from stencils and masters, replicas from originals and original copies from disks

Franking machine

For printing addresses on envelopes and parcels

Time stamp

For stamping the time on incoming mail

Letter opening machine

For sitting envelopes received in the mail

Shredder

For shredding documents

Weighing machine

For weighing packets for the calculation of postage

Fax

For transmitting and receiving picture of a document via a telephone line

Videoconferencing

A close-circuit television service which links groups of people at different locations meeting and conference purposes

Internet

Net is a worldwide collection network that links millions of businesses, government agencies, educational institutions and individuals

E-mail

Is the name given to the electronic exchange of messages between two on-line computers

Videophone

-Combines the benefits of videoconferencing with those telephoning


-Meeting by telephone face to face for meetings.

Voicebank

For recording spoken messages when staff are not available to receive calls in person

Stand-alone

A single self-contained computer

Shared resources

Two or more workstations sharing the same printer and possibly storage devices

Local area network (LAN)

Connects computers, printers and telecommunications within a limited area, usually one building

Company based

Links together several branches of a company using discreet phone lines

Computer applications

*stock control


*cash flow


*fax


*e-mail


*text processing


*production of artwork


*customer records and sales ledger


*costing and budgetary control


*Production planning

Security of computerised data

*taking back-up copies daily on a disk or tape streamer



*keeping back-up duplicate copies of disks in a secure place



*using codes, known only to the users, for document files



*using write-protect tags on program disks to prevent master disks from being corrupted



*controlling entry to the office,e.g. pass cards, TV cameras, etc.

Uses of the internet

*Banking and investing of money


*Communicate with others around the world


*Shop for goods and services


*Share and edit documents with others


*Access other computers and exchange files

Server

Is a computer that manages the resources on a network and provides a central storage area for resources such as programs and data

Client

Is a computer that can access files and services on a variety of servers called host computers