Elements of Computer
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The document discusses the three main elements that make up a computer: peopleware, software, and hardware. Peopleware refers to the users of the computer. Software includes programs like operating systems and applications that provide instructions for the computer to function. Hardware are the physical parts of the computer, from the largest components down to the smallest pieces. All three elements are necessary for a computer to work.
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Dr. Jose RizalLUZ PINGOL Ang dokumento ay tungkol sa buhay ni Dr. Jose Rizal, na isinulat ni Gng. Luz N. Pingol, na naglalarawan ng kanyang maagang karanasan, edukasyon, at mga aral sa buhay. Ipinakita ang kanyang pagmamahal sa sariling wika at ang kanyang laban para sa kalayaan ng mga Pilipino sa pamamagitan ng edukasyon at mapayapang paraan. Sa kanyang mga huling salita, hinikayat niya ang mga kababayan na ipagpatuloy ang kanyang mga sakripisyo para sa inang bayan.
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How To PaintLUZ PINGOL The document provides instructions for using painting and drawing tools on the computer using Microsoft Paint and Microsoft Word, outlining commonly used tools in Paint like the paintbrush, eraser, and pencil and how to access and use drawing features in Word, with tips also included for printing artwork created in these programs.
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Excel TutorialsLUZ PINGOL This document provides a tutorial on using Microsoft Excel 2003. It begins with an introduction to spreadsheets and Excel. It then outlines how to open Excel and describes the standard and formatting toolbars. The document explains how to navigate a spreadsheet and enter basic information. It provides an example of a simple grade spreadsheet and using formulas. Additionally, it covers inserting rows and columns, sorting data, formatting cells, and using the chart wizard to create graphs from spreadsheet data.
Ms Excel Tutorials
Ms Excel TutorialsLUZ PINGOL This Excel tutorial document provides instructions on how to perform common tasks in Microsoft Excel, including:
1) Opening and closing workbooks, navigating through worksheets, selecting cells, entering and formatting data, inserting and deleting cells and rows/columns, printing, creating formulas, using functions, moving data, finding and replacing values, and adding borders and shading.
2) It describes the main parts of the Excel interface such as the title bar, menu bar, toolbar, worksheet, scroll bars, and sheet tabs.
3) Step-by-step instructions are provided for common tasks with an emphasis on selecting options from drop-down menus or using keyboard shortcuts for efficient navigation and editing.
Word Tutorial 2007
Word Tutorial 2007LUZ PINGOL This document provides an overview of the basic functionality of Microsoft Word 2007, including:
1) Descriptions of the main parts of the Word window like the title bar, text area, ribbons, and status bar.
2) Explanations of how to perform common tasks in Word like opening and saving documents, formatting text, inserting pictures and tables, and printing.
3) Overviews of the different ribbons (Home, Insert, Page Layout, Review, View) and their functions for text editing, formatting, illustrations, layout, and reviewing documents.
Pc Fundamentalspart 2 Word
Pc Fundamentalspart 2 WordLUZ PINGOL This document provides a tutorial on using basic functions in Microsoft Word, such as starting Word, entering and editing text, formatting text, saving files, printing documents, and closing Word. It outlines steps for typing text, deleting and inserting letters, saving files, selecting text, using the toolbar for formatting, adding titles, indenting paragraphs, changing font sizes and styles, cutting and pasting text, checking spelling and grammar, adjusting line spacing, saving and printing work, opening existing files, and getting help. The tutorial is intended to teach basic Word skills to new users.
Module Internet
Module InternetLUZ PINGOL This document outlines a training module on operating email and searching the web using a browser. The module has 4 learning outcomes covering accessing the internet, searching online, sending and organizing emails, and creating an address book. For each outcome, it lists assessment criteria, content, conditions, methodology, and assessment methods. The overall goal is to teach trainees how to complete basic internet tasks like searching online and communicating via email with attachments.
Application Of Computers with Pictures
Application Of Computers with PicturesLUZ PINGOL This document discusses the application of computers across various sectors of society:
1) Computers are used in business settings like banks with automatic teller machines.
2) Computers aid engineering work and are used in manufacturing like making cars.
3) Computers are implemented by the government in hospitals and by the Bureau of Internal Revenue.
4) Computers are found at home for personal use, in schools for education, and in science for experiments and simulations.
Application Of Computers To Society
Application Of Computers To SocietyLUZ PINGOL Computers play a major role in many aspects of modern society. They are used for business purposes like keeping records and promoting products. Engineers use computers for drafting complex designs. Governments utilize computers to store citizen records and facilitate tasks. At home, computers provide entertainment and assist with schoolwork and other daily activities. Manufacturing relies on computers to operate machinery. Schools integrate computers into lessons, grading, and research. Scientists employ computers to model dangerous experiments and archive experimental data.
Booting Up And Shutting Down Computer
Booting Up And Shutting Down ComputerLUZ PINGOL To start up a computer, press the power buttons on the AVR, CPU box, and monitor in that order. Wait for the hardware test and Windows desktop to load before using programs. To shut down properly, click Start and select Turn Off, then press the monitor power button and unplug the computer.
Booting Up And Shutting Down Computer
Booting Up And Shutting Down ComputerLUZ PINGOL To start up a computer, one must first turn on the AVR, then the CPU box via its power button, followed by the monitor via its power button. The computer will run hardware tests before the Windows desktop appears, at which point the Start button can be clicked to access programs. Proper shutdown involves clicking Start and selecting Turn Off, then turning off the monitor power button to power down fully.
Proper Care Of Computers
Proper Care Of ComputersLUZ PINGOL Computers are important machines that store valuable data and information. It is crucial to properly care for computers so they continue functioning well and data is not difficult to retrieve. Some key ways to care for a computer include placing it in a clean, cool, dry area away from direct sunlight or liquids; regularly cleaning the external casing with a damp cloth; avoiding eating or drinking near it; covering it when not in use to prevent dust buildup; and using a surge protector and uninterrupted power supply to protect it from electrical issues and allow for safe shutdown during outages.
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