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- 861: Installing A Car Stereo System
- ... functions of the unit. The display is an orange colored digital display with the ability to display alpha- numeric, user programmed titles for the optional compact disc shuttle as well as the time, date, call letters for the radio station tuned in. Another feature included is a new F.I.E. (Front Image Enhancer) that cuts middle and high range frequency output from the rear speakers so that only low range ...
- 862: Technology and the Future of Work
- ... kingdom. In the modern age, the idea of a future technological utopia has served as the guiding light of industrial society. For more than a century utopian dreamers and men and women of science and letters have looked for a future world where machines would replace human labour, creating a near workerless society of abundance and leisure. (J Rifkin 1995 p.42) This paper will consider developments in technology, robotics, electronic ...
- 863: Windows 95
- ... Aley, "the most gratifying, and overdue, improvement is Windows 95's tolerance for file names in plain English" (29-30). Traditionally, users had to think of file names that summed up their work in eight letters or less. This was a constant problem because frequently a user would look at a list of files to retrieve and think "now what did I save that as?". Those days are over. Windows 95 ...
- 864: Why You Should Purchase A PC
- ... included in Microsoft Office. Included in this package are Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Access, and Microsoft PowerPoint. Microsoft Word is a word processing program that makes creating professional looking documents such as announcements, resumes, letters, address books, and reports easy to do. Microsoft Excel, a spreadsheet program, has features for data organization, calculations, decision making, and graphing. It is very useful in making professional looking reports. Microsoft Access, a powerful ...
- 865: The Necessity Of Computer Security
- ... the bureau as the DES was developed by IBM researchers. During encryption, the DES algorithm divides a message into blocks of eight characters, then enciphers them one after another. Under control of the key, the letters and numbers of each block are scrambled no fewer than 16 times, resulting in eight characters of ciphertext. As good as the DES is, obsolescence will almost certainly overtake it. The life span of encryption ...
- 866: The History of The Internet
- ... to its destination. One piece of e-mail may go over 1000 computers bouncing of each one before it reaches its destination. This process takes place all in a matter of seconds depending on your letters length and if you have a file attached. New forms of e-mail are being developed such as voice mail and video mail; both these exist and require special hardware and software. They also take ...
- 867: The Internet
- ... Wide Web). The URL of a page is the string of characters that appears in the Location: box at the top of your screen. Every Web page has a unique URL which begins with the letters "http://" that identify it as a We b page. This is the equivalent of the Internet address and tells the computer where to find the particular page you are looking for. The greatest advantage of ...
- 868: Telecommunications
- ... Services, BRS Bibliographic Retrieval Services, and Orbit Information Retrieval Services provide library information; and Westlaw provides legal information to its users. See Database. Electronic-Mail By means of electronic mail, terminals transmit documents such as letters, reports, and telexes to other computers or terminals. To gain access to these services, most terminals use a public network. Source Mail (available through The Source) and EMAIL (available through CompuServe) enable terminals to transmit ...
- 869: Escapism and Virtual Reality
- ... that can be operated in a manner that is as natural as possible, for the human beings, not the computers. For instance, the standard QWERTY keyboard is a moderately good instrument for entering exactly the letters which have been chosen to make up a word and hence to construct sentences. Human communication, however, is often most fluent in speech, and so a computer that could understand spoken words (preferably of all ...
- 870: Computer Viruses: Past, Present And Future
- ... detect these viruses by comparing them to an inventory of virus descriptions that allows for wildcard variations - much as PC users can search for half-remembered files in a directory by typing the first few letters plus an asterisk symbol. Polymorphic viruses derived from tools such as the Mutation Engine are tougher to identify, because they can take any of four billion forms. Stealth Viruses Stealth aircraft have special engineering that ...
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