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29 Cards in this Set

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PAN
Personal Area Network
NAN
Neighborhood Area Network
LAN
Local Area Network
MAN
Metropolitan Area Network
WAN
Wide Area Network
Microsoft Windows
an operating system, developed by Microsoft Corporation, that provides a graphical interface
Mac OS
the operating system software designed for use on Apple Macintosh computers
Backward Compatibility
the ability to work with products designed for prior generations of the product
Virtual Machine
software that creates an operating environment that emulates another computer platform
Dual Boot
a computer that contains more than one operating system and can boot into either one
Data Fork
an element of the Macintosh file system that comprises the part of the file that contains the text, audio, or video data
Resource Fork
a storage characteristic of Mac OS that creates a file containing a description of the data stored in an accompanying raw data file
UNIX
a multi-user, multitasking server operating system developed by AT&T Bell Laboratories in 1969
Linux Distribution
an operating system that is a derivative of UNIX, available as freeware, and widely used for servers though it is also used on personal computers and workstations
DOS
(disk operating system) the operating system software shipped with the first IBM PCs, then used on millions of computers until the introduction of Microsoft Windows
Palm OS
a popular type of operating system produced by PalmSource specifically for handheld computers
Windows Mobile OS
an operating system designed by Microsoft for hand-held computers
Symbian OS
an operating system typically used on mobile phones and open to programming by third-party developers
File Extension
a set of letters and/or numbers added to the end of a file name that helps to identify the file contents or file type
Reserved Words
special words used as commands in some operating systems that may not be used in file names
Disk Partition
an area of a hard disk created by dividing a large hard disk into several smaller virtual ones
Directory
in the context of computer file management, a list of files contained on a computer storage device
Root Directory
the main directory of a disk
Subdirectory
a directory found under the root directory
Folder
the subdirectories that can contain files or other folders
File Specification (Path)
a file's location specified by the drive on which it is stored and the hierarchy of folders in which it is stored
File Size
the physical size of a file on a storage medium, usually in kilobytes
File Date
the date that a file was created or last modified
File Header
hidden information inserted at the beginning of a file to identify its properties