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Internet explorer 9
Latest web browser from microsoft. The browser is faster and less cluttered that the previous versions, and it includes several privacy, security, and interface features that enhance the user browsing experience with a focus on usability and safety.
One box
a feature that combines search functionality into the address bar.
Notification bar
Displays at the bottom of the browser window. All notifications, such as blocked pop-up windows and erroer messages, display in the Notification bar rather than in pop-up windows.
Pinned site
An internet explorer 9 web site you "attach" to the windows 7 taskbar.
Pop-up blocker
automatically prevents pop-up windows from appearing.
Cookies
Small text files that web sites save to a computer's hard disk that contain information about the user and his or her browsing preferences.
InPrivate browsing
Helps prevent personal information and browsing history form being stored by internet explorer 9.
Tracking Protection
Helps you control which web sites can track your online browsing activity and receive that information.
ActiveX filtering
Blocks activex controls, which are created for interactivity on the web and commonly used on sites that display animations or offer multimedia such as videos.
SmartScreen filter
Detects threats on web sites, such as phishing attacks and malware downloads, and prevents them from running.
Cross-site scripting (XSS) filter
Prevents the keylogger script from running.
Domain highlighting
Shows you the true web address of any web site you visit by highlighting the domain in the address bar.
Snipping tool
Accessory program that comes with windows 7 that allows you to take screen shots, annotate them, and save them.
Windows media player 12
Program that allows you to play back music and video files and view photos. Can rip music from your CDs to your computer and burn CDs. Can also create playlists and create slide shows.
Windows media center
Multi-faceted program that provides a complete entertainment system for your computer. Can watch, play, pause, and even record live tv and online programms. Can also listen to live radio stations.
Sync center
Feature in windows 7 that allows you to sync files between your computer and a network location or with some mobile devices
Offline files
Access network files without being connected to the resource.
Windows mobility center
Control panel of sorts that gives you access to several laptop settings, from volume to screen brightness to power options to wifi and bluetooth settings all in one place.
Remote desktop services
Technology that allows a computer (the client) to connect to a remote server (also called a host computer) and run applications from the server.
2 services provided by remote desktop services?
RemoteApp, Remote desktop web access.
Remote desktop connection
Allows you to access another computer on a network or over the internet, and use the computer as if you were sitting in front of it.
Windows remote assistance
Allow one person to connect to another user's computer to provide "hands-on" help.
Microsoft management console (MMC)
Collection of administrative tools called snap-ins. Administrators use MMC tools for managing hardware, software, and network components on a computer.
Computer management
Popular snap-in that includes tools such as disk mangement for configuring hard disks and their partitions and event veiwer, which allows you to view computer event information such as program staring and stopping and security problems.
Windows powershell
A command-line interface used mainly by IT professionals to run cmdlets, complete background jobs, and run scripts to perform administrative tasks.