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| icon | a small picture on the screen which represents something. |
| import | to bring information from one program to another. |
| input | the information entered into a computer for processing purposes. |
| input device | used to enter data into a computer - such as keyboard, mouse. |
| memory | temporary workspace on a computer. |
| output | the results of processing information shown on a monitor or printer. |
| program | a list of instructions telling the computer what to do. |
| RAM | working memory of the computer - stores data temporarily. |
| ROM | Read-only memory - doesn't lose its contents when the power is turned off. |
| search engine | software that gives you the ability to search for Internet resources. |
| web browser | software that allows you to go from one resource to another by following hyperlinks - such as Microsoft Internet Explorer. |
| download | to transfer a file from a remote computer to your own computer. |
| file | a document or other collection of information stoared on a disk |
| font | a complete set of characters with the same style, typeface, and size. |
| hardware | the electronic components, boards, peripherals, and equipment that make up a computer. |
