Monday, 20 April 2015

OPERATING SYSTEM WORD DICTIONARY

A-Z COLLECTION 

A
Access path
ACL
Active desktop
Active directory
Active Window
Add or Remove Programs
Add/Remove Programs
Aero
AfterStep
AIX
Alpine Linux
Apple DOS
Apple menu
Aqua
ASR
Association
Atime
Autoexec.bat
Autoplay
B
Background
Balloon
Bar
Batch file
Batch job
BeOS
Black Screen of Death
Blue Screen of Death
Bourne shell
BSD
BSOD
BOMB
Boot sector
Boot volume
Bootmgr
Bootstrap loader
Border
Button
C
Cab
Cacls
Caldera Linux
Caldera OpenLinux
Cascade
CD
CE
CentOS
Charms
Chevron
Child
Clipboard
Close
Command button
CLSID
Command interpreter
Command key
Command line
Concurrent user
Config.sys
Control panel
Cooperative multitasking
Corel Linux
Crunchbang Linux
Ctime
CUI
Current directory
Cursor
D
Daemon
Debian
Desktop
Device Manager
Dialog box
Directory
Distribution
Distro
Disk operating system
DLL
Documents
DOS
Double-headed arrow
Dr. DOS
Drop shadow
Dual boot
E
EFS
Embedded Linux
Embedded operating system
Enhanced Mode
Epoch
ERD
ESCD
Executable file
Explorer
External command
F
Fatal exception
Fedora Linux
File
File manager
File menu
File name
File system
Fileset
Find Fast
Finder
Folder
Fork
Fstype
Fuduntu
G
GDI
General Protection Fault
GNOME
Goobuntu
GPF
Graphic User Interface
GUI
GUID
H
HAL
Hard link
HFS
Hibernate
Hidden
Hidden files
Hierarchical file system
I
IBM DOS
Icon
Inactive window
INF
Initial Program Load
Inode
Install
Internal command
IOS
IPL
IRQ holder for PCI steering
IRQL
J
Journal
Journaling file system
K
KDE
Kernel
Kernel panic
Kondara Linux
Korn shell
Kubuntu
Kvm
Kylin
L
Linux
Linux kernel
LiveCD
Load
Lock screen
Logical device
Long file names
Longhorn
Lubuntu
LXDE
M
Mac OS
Mach kernel
MacPup
Mageia Linux
Main
MakuluLinux
Mandrake Linux
Mandriva Linux
MATE
MAXFUNIX
Maximize
Menu
Menu bar
Menu-driven
Microkernel
Microsoft diagnostics
Minimize
Mint Linux
Mnemonic
Motif
Modal window
Mountain Lion
Mouse pointer
MS-DOS
Msconfig
Msinfo32
Mtime
MUI
Multi-user system
Multitask
My Documents
My Computer
MVS
N
NEXTSTEP
Non-pre-emptive multitasking
Non-windows application
NOS
Notification area
NTLDR
O
Object-oriented interface
Open Apple key
Operating environment
Operating system
OS/2
OSR2
OSRI
P
Parent
PC DOS
PCLinuxOS
PlayOnLinux
Plumbing
PM
PNP
Pop-up menu
POSIX
Power user task menu
Preemptive multitasking
Prefetch
PrefetchW
Presentation manager
Program and Features
Program files
Program group
Program manager
Prompt
ProteanOS
Push-button
Q
Quick launch
R
Red Hat Linux
ReadyBoost
Real-time operating system
Recovery console
Recycle bin
ReFS
Registry
Reinstall
Reserved words
Resize
RTM
S
Sad Mac
Safe mode
Scroll
SCOM
SE
Second edition
Separator
Server virtualization 
Service Pack
Shared directory
Shell
Sizing handle
Shortcut
Slackware Linux
Slipstreaming
Snap
SP
Spin box
SSP
Start button
Startup application
Startup folder
Subdirectory
Submenu
SuperFetch
SUID
SUSE Linux
Swap file
Symbolic link
Sysedit
Sysgen
System
System.ini
System 7
System32
System call
System file
System folder
System information
Systray
T
Task
Task list
Task manager
Task switching
Taskbar
Temporary directory
Temporary file
Three finger salute
Tile
Tiling
Title bar
Toolbar
Tooltip
TOPS
TOS
Trash
Trisquel
TSR
Turbolinux
TweakUI
Tux
U
Ubuntu
Ubuntu Kylin
UNetbootin
Unformatting
Uninstall
Unix
Unix Domain Socket
UnixWare
User interface
User State Migration Tool
USMT
UUID
V
Variant
VBR
VectorLinux
Virtual machine
Vista
W
Wallpaper
Wfw
WGA
Widget
WIMP
Win.com
Win.ini
Win32
Win3x
Win9x
Window
Windows
Windows 2000
Windows 2k
Windows 3.0
Windows 3.1
Windows 3.11
Windows 3.x
Windows 7
Windows 8
Windows 95
Windows 95B
Windows 98
Windows 9x
Windows Aero
Windows Azure
Windows CE
Windows DOS session
Windows for Workgroups
Windows for Workgroups 3.1
Windows for Workgroups 3.11
Windows key
Windows ME
Windows NT
Windows PE
Windows Registry
Windows RT
Windows store
Windows Theme
Windows Vista
Windows XP
Wine
WinHTTP
Winoldap
Winpopup
WinSE
Workplace shell
WOW
WTMP
Wubi
X
X-Window
XENIX
Xfce
XP
XPM
Y
Yosemite
Z
Zorin

Friday, 17 April 2015

List of Keywords

List of Keywords Most Searchable on Internet

Abandonware
Abiword
Adobe Fireworks
Adobe Illustrator
Adobe Photoshop Elements
Adware
Add-on
Anti-spyware
Anti-virus
Antivirus
Apache Hadoop
App
Application
reply
+1
.COM
A
Acid3
ActiveX
Address bar
Adobe Flash
AdSense
Advertising
AdWords
Affiliate program
Aggregator
AIM
AJAX
Anonymous FTP
App
App Tab
Archie
ARPANET
Attachment
B
Backlink
Banner
BCC
BHO
Bing
Bitcoin
BITNET
Bittorrent
Blacklist
Blog
Blogging
Booked space
Bookmark
Bookmarks bar
Bots
Bounce
Bounce Rate
Broadband
Broken link
Browse
Browser
Buddy list
Buffer
Bulletin Board
C
Cable Modem
CC
CERN
Chain mail
Chat
Chat server
Chiclet
Chrome
cHTML
Click fraud
Click rate
Clickjacking
Clickthrough
Cloud computing
Content
Contextual advertising
Cookie
Cookies.txt
COPPA
CPA
CPC
CPM
CPS
CPTM
Crawler
CREN
CSNET
cURL
Cyber law
Cybercafe
Cyberspace
D
Dailymotion
Darknet
Data plan
DDP
Deep link
Deep Web
Dial-up
Digital divide
Dirty ROM
Dock
DOM
Domain
Dot-com
Download
Downstream
DSL Modem
DuckDuckGo
E
E-
E-mail
E-learning
Electronic
Email
Emoji
EtherTalk
External link
F
Facebook
Feed
Firefox
Flash
FNEA
Follower
Forum
Friend
Friend list
FTP
G
Gaim
Geo-targeting
Go word
Google
Google bomb
Google Chrome
Google Doodle
Google+
Gopher
Graymail
H
Hashtag
Hit
Home page
Hosting
Hotlink
Hotspot
HTML
HTML element
HTML head
HTTP
HTTP server
Hyperlink
Hypertext
I
ICANN
ICRA
IE
IM
Impression
Inbox
Index
Inetd
Information superhighway
Instant Message
Integrated Access Device
Internal link
Internet
Internet cafe
Internet2
Internet Explorer
Internet Protocol Television
Internet service daemon
IP cloaking
IPTV
IRC
ISP
J
Jabber
Java
JHTML
Joe Job
Junk mail folder
K
KaZaA
Keyword
Keyword stuffing
Konqueror
L
Link
Link farming
Linkback
Linkjacking
Listserv
Live bookmarks
Lynx
M
Mail exploder
Mail list
Mail relay
Mailbox
Majordomo
MAPS
Mashup
MBN
Message
Message board
Meta tags
MetaCrawler
Metasearch engine
Metcalfe's Law
Microblogging
Micropayments
Microsoft Internet Explorer
Modem
Mosaic
Mozilla Firefox
MSIE
MySpace
N
Nameserver
Napster
Net
Net cafe
Net neutrality
Netiquette
Netizen
Network neutrality
Netscape
Newsgroup
Newsletter
Nginx
O
Offline
Online
Online collaboration
Online dating
Online editing
Online music store
Online service
Opera
Opt
Outbox
P
P2P
Page views
PageRank
PC bangs
Peer-to-peer network
Permalink
Pharming
Phishing
Ping storm
Pingback
Plug-in
Podcast
Poke
Pop-up
Portal
Pricebots
Project Gutenberg
Q
QuickTime
R
RBL
Reciprocal link
Reddit
Retweet
Robot
Robots.txt
RSS
S
Safari
Satellite
SeaMonkey
Search
Search engine
SEO
Server side scripting
Session cookie
Shockwave
Shopbots
Shorthand
Silverlight
Site Map
Skype
Social network
Social networking
Spam
Spammer
Splogs
SSE
Stop words
Subdomain
Surface Web
Surfing
T
Tabbed browsing
Tag
Teamspeak
Telecommuting
Thread
Thunderbird
TLD
Torrent
Trackback
Trending Topics
Trillian
Troll
Tweet
Twitter
U
Upload
URI
URL
URL shortener
Usenet
User
V
Ventrilo
Veronica
Vimeo
Visitor
Vlogging
VoIP
VRML
W
W3C
WAIS
Warm link
Web
Web 2.0
Web content editor
Web design
Web farm
Web forwarding
Web host
Web page
Weblog
Webcast
Webisode
Webring
Website
Website marketing
WHOIS
Winsock
Wix
WML
WWW
X
X3D
XCFD
XCFN
XML
XSL
XSLT
Y
YaCy
Yahoo!
YouTube

Friday, 27 March 2015

MCQ on Computer Fundamental

MCQ SET 1

 Which of the following devices can be sued to directly image printed text?
 OCR

 The output quality of a printer is measured by
 Dot per sq. inch

 In analog computer
 Input is never converted to digital form

 In latest generation computers, the instructions are executed
 Both sequentially and parallel

 Who designed the first electronics computer – ENIAC?
  J. Presper Eckert and John W Mauchly

 Who invented the high level language c?
 Dennis M. Ritchie

 Personnel who design, program, operate and maintain computer equipment refers to
 Peopleware

 Human beings are referred to as Homosapinens, which device is called Sillico Sapiens?
 Computer

 An error in software or hardware is called a bug. What is the alternative computer jargon for it?
 Glitch

 IMB launched its first personal computer called IBM-PC in 1981. It had chips from Intel, disk drives from Tandon, operating system from Microsoft, the printer from Epson and the application software from everywhere. Can you name the country which contributed the video display?
 Taiwan

 Personal computers use a number of chips mounted on a main circuit board. What is the common name for such boards?
Motherboard

 In most IBM PCs, the CPU, the device drives, memory expansion slots and active components are mounted on a single board. What is the name of this board?
 Motherboard

 The system unit of a personal computer typically contains all of the following except:
Modem

 A computer program that converts an entire program into machine language is called a/an
Compiler

 A computer program that translates one program instructions at a time into machine language is called a/an
Interpreter

The ALU of a computer responds to the commands coming from
Control section

All modern computer operate on

 Data

 Instructions and memory address are represented by
 Binary codes

Which of the following code used in present day computing was developed by IBM Corporation?
 EBCDIC Code

 What is the latest write-once optical storage media?
 CD-ROM disk

The two kinds of main memory are:
 ROM and RAM

 A kind of serial dot-matrix printer that forms characters with magnetically-charged ink sprayed dots is called
 Ink-jet printer

Which printer is very commonly used for desktop publishing?
Laser printer

An output device that uses words or messages recorded on a magnetic medium to produce audio response is
 Voice response unit

 A storage area used to store data to a compensate for the difference in speed at which the different units can handle data is
Buffer

 Programs designed to perform specific tasks is known as
 Application software

 Time during which a job is processed by the computer is
Execution time

a computer which CPU speed around 100 million instruction per second and with the word length of around 64 bits is known as
Super computer

 An approach that permits the computer to work on several programs instead of one is
 Over lapped processing

 A directly accessible appointment calendar is feature of a … resident package
Memory

Which of the following processors use RISC technology?
Power PC

 Current SIMMs have either … or … connectors (pins)
 30 or 72

 Which of the following is not an input device?
 COM (Computer Output to Microfilm)

 EBCDIC can code up to how many different characters?
 256

 Which is used for manufacturing chips?
 Semiconductors

 The computer code for the interchange of information between terminals is
 ASCII

 A byte consists of
 Eight bits

 A hybrid computer
 Resembles both a digital and analog computer