Classification of Computer

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Digital computer may be classified as their size, cost, and the working capacities in the following sections:1. Home Computers 2. Personal Computers 3. Minicomputers 4. Workstations 5. Mainframe Computers 6. Supercomputers Home Computer A home…

Translator

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Translating Programs, also known as language processors. They are the system programs that translate a source program in high level language. Such as BASIC to an object program in Machine Languages or Binary language or…

Panels in Illustrator CS4

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Using the panels Panels are small windows that are similar to dialog boxes. Panels can float or be docked. To make the following discussion a little more readable. I'll refer to both as panels; they're…

What is New In Illustrator CS4 ?

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Multiple Artboards For 13 versions (give or take a depending on what you consider a version), Illustrator has supported a grand total of one page. Yes there are clever workarounds (page tilling, resetting ruler origins,…

Understanding Illustrator ‘s Interface

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Not too long ago, Commercial Artists and Illustrators worked by hand, not on the Computers. You might find it hard to believe, but they spent hours and hours with T-Squares, Rulers, French Curves, and Types…

Understanding Illustrator’s Desktop

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Working in the Document Window The document window of Illustrator's is where you perform all your work. It contains the two mail elements: Artboard and Pasteboard. Tip: You can move the printable area represented by…

Cell Phones: The Next Generation

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Introduction of the next generation (Cell Phones) But a third generation of cell networks, sometimes called 3G, aims to turn digital data into the primary application of cell carries, with voice, multimedia, and Internet access…

Network Topologies

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Topologies are the way networks are physically connected together. Topology determines the complexity and therefore the cost of network cable installation. Cable installation can often be a major cost factor for network system. Topology also…

Mesh Networking

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Networking Basics, as one of the standards network typologies. Mesh networks don't connect notes back to a central hub, or daisy chain one to the next. Rather, they arise from a side effect of radio…

The future of wireless

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INTODUCTION We live in a world (wireless) in which we accept not just that technology constantly changes, but also that the rate at which technology changes will continue to increase. With many technologies,change affects only…