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< question3> Сell references

< variant> (like D4 and D5), numbers (like 110), а formula, such as =D4-D5question2((D8/B2)*110.

< variant> Like a spider in its web, the person who controls many bot-infested computers can link them together into a network.

< variant> originated as the Berkeley Software Distribution license for a UNIX-like operating system.

< variant> (like D4 and D5), numbers (like 110), а formula, such as =DDD4-D5question2((DDD8/B2)*110.

< variant> is usually sold in retail stores or at Web sites.

< question3> Commercial software

< variant> is usually sold in retail stores or at Web sites.

< variant> Like a spider in its web, the person who controls many bot-infested computers can link them together into a network.

< variant> originated as the Berkeley Software Distribution license for a UNIX-like operating system.

< variant> in the grid can contain a value, label, or formula.

< variant> (like D4 and D5), numbers (like 110), а formula, such as =D4-D5question2((D8/B2)*110

< question3> Сomputer virus

< variant> is a set of program instructions that attaches itself to a file, reproduces itself, and spreads to other files.

< variant> is a self-replicating program designed to carry out some unauthorized activity on a victim’s computer.

< variant> is a form of legal protection that grants the author of an original work an exclusive right to copy, distribute, sell, and modify that work.

< variant> is simply a collection of data that is stored on one or more computers, іn the context of modern usage

< question3> Сomputer worm

< variant> is a self-replicating program designed to carry out some unauthorized activity on a victim’s computer.

< variant> is a set of program instructions that attaches itself to a file, reproduces itself, and spreads to other files.

< variant> is a form of legal protection that grants the author of an original work an exclusive right to copy, distribute, sell, and modify that work.

< variant> is simply a collection of data that is stored on one or more computers, іn the context of modern usage

< question3> Сopyright

< variant> is a form of legal protection that grants the author of an original work an exclusive right to copy, distribute, sell, and modify that work.

< variant> is a set of program instructions that attaches itself to a file, reproduces itself, and spreads to other files.

< variant> is a self-replicating program designed to carry out some unauthorized activity on a victim’s computer.

< variant> is simply a collection of data that is stored on one or more computers, іn the context of modern usage

< question3> database

< variant> is simply a collection of data that is stored on one or more computers, іn the context of modern usage

< variant> is a set of program instructions that attaches itself to a file, reproduces itself, and spreads to other files.

< variant> is a self-replicating program designed to carry out some unauthorized activity on a victim’s computer.

< variant> is a form of legal protection that grants the author of an original work an exclusive right to copy, distribute, sell, and modify that work.

< question3> Device driver

< variant> is software that helps a peripheral device establishcommunication with a computer.

< variant> is distributed for free and often comes preinstalled on new computers, but it is limited in some way until you pay for it.

< variant> refers to the way that all the elements of a document- text, pictures, titles, and page numbers-are arranged on the page.

< variant> (end-user license agreement) is displayed on the screen when you first install software.

< variant> The main component of a software package, designed to be started by users or automatically launched by the operating system.

< question3> Document formatting

< variant> refers to the way that all the elements of a document- text, pictures, titles, and page numbers-are arranged on the page.

< variant> is distributed for free and often comes preinstalled on new computers, but it is limited in some way until you pay for it.

< variant> is software that helps a peripheral device establishcommunication with a computer.

< variant> (end-user license agreement) is displayed on the screen when you first install software.

< variant> The main component of a software package, designed to be started by users or automatically launched by the operating system.

< question3> EULA

< variant> (end-user license agreement) is displayed on the screen when you first install software.

< variant> is distributed for free and often comes preinstalled on new computers, but it is limited in some way until you pay for it.

< variant> is software that helps a peripheral device establishcommunication with a computer.

< variant> refers to the way that all the elements of a document- text, pictures, titles, and page numbers-are arranged on the page.

< variant> The main component of a software package, designed to be started by users or automatically launched by the operating system.

< question3> Еxecutable file

< variant> The main component of a software package, designed to be started by users or automatically launched by the operating system.

< variant> is distributed for free and often comes preinstalled on new computers, but it is limited in some way until you pay for it.

< variant> is software that helps a peripheral device establishcommunication with a computer.

< variant> refers to the way that all the elements of a document- text, pictures, titles, and page numbers-are arranged on the page.

< variant> (end-user license agreement) is displayed on the screen when you first install software.

< question3> Field

< variant> holds one item of data relevant to a record.

< variant> is a set of letters that share a unified design.

< variant> text that you specify to automatically appear in the bottom margin of every page.

< variant> works behind the scenes to tell the computer how to use the contents ofcells in calculations.

< variant> is copyrighted software that-asyou might expect-is available for free.

< question3> Font

< variant> is a set of letters that share a unified design.

< variant> holds one item of data relevant to a record.

< variant> text that you specify to automatically appear in the bottom margin of every page.

< variant> works behind the scenes to tell the computer how to use the contents ofcells in calculations.

< variant> is copyrighted software that-asyou might expect-is available for free.

< question3> Footer

< variant> text that you specify to automatically appear in the bottom margin of every page.

< variant> holds one item of data relevant to a record.

< variant> is a set of letters that share a unified design.

< variant> works behind the scenes to tell the computer how to use the contents ofcells in calculations.

< variant> is copyrighted software that-asyou might expect-is available for free.

< question3> Formula

< variant> works behind the scenes to tell the computer how to use the contents ofcells in calculations.

< variant> holds one item of data relevant to a record.

< variant> is a set of letters that share a unified design.

< variant> text that you specify to automatically appear in the bottom margin of every page.

< variant> is copyrighted software that-asyou might expect-is available for free.

< question3> Freeware

< variant> is copyrighted software that-asyou might expect-is available for free.

< variant> holds one item of data relevant to a record.

< variant> is a set of letters that share a unified design.

< variant> text that you specify to automatically appear in the bottom margin of every page.

< variant> works behind the scenes to tell the computer how to use the contents ofcells in calculations.

< question3> Function

< variant> уou can enter a formula from scratch by typing it into a cell, or you can use a built-in preset formula, provided by the spreadsheet software.

< variant> so that the text is aligned evenly on both the right andleft margins.

< variant> (General Public License) was developed for a free operating system called GNU.

< variant> reads through your document and points out potential grammatical trouble spots, such as incomplete sentences, run-on sentences, and verbs that don’t agree with nouns.

< variant> In computer lingo refers to any picture, drawing, sketch, photograph, image, or icon thatappears on your computer screen.

< question3> GPL

< variant> (General Public License) was developed for a free operating system called GNU.

< variant> so that the text is aligned evenly on both the right andleft margins.

< variant> уou can enter a formula from scratch by typing it into a cell, or you can use a built-in preset formula, provided by the spreadsheet software.

< variant> reads through your document and points out potential grammatical trouble spots, such as incomplete sentences, run-on sentences, and verbs that don’t agree with nouns.

< variant> In computer lingo refers to any picture, drawing, sketch, photograph, image, or icon thatappears on your computer screen.

< question3> Grammar checker

< variant> reads through your document and points out potential grammatical trouble spots, such as incomplete sentences, run-on sentences, and verbs that don’t agree with nouns.

< variant> so that the text is aligned evenly on both the right andleft margins.

< variant> уou can enter a formula from scratch by typing it into a cell, or you can use a built-in preset formula, provided by the spreadsheet software.

< variant> (General Public License) was developed for a free operating system called GNU.

< variant> In computer lingo refers to any picture, drawing, sketch, photograph, image, or icon thatappears on your computer screen.

< question3> Graphics

< variant> In computer lingo refers to any picture, drawing, sketch, photograph, image, or icon thatappears on your computer screen.

< variant> so that the text is aligned evenly on both the right andleft margins.

< variant> уou can enter a formula from scratch by typing it into a cell, or you can use a built-in preset formula, provided by the spreadsheet software.

< variant> (General Public License) was developed for a free operating system called GNU.

< variant> reads through your document and points out potential grammatical trouble spots, such as incomplete sentences, run-on sentences, and verbs that don’t agree with nouns.

< question3> Нash value

< variant> is a unique number derived from encoding one or more datasets, such as names, serial numbers, and validation codes.

< variant> text that you specify to automatically appear in the top margin of every page.

< variant> аpps are available from other sources, but using them requires an unauthorized change to the device’s software.

< variant> popular with search engines such as Google, is simply a collection of words relevant to your search.

< variant> is any text used to describe data.

< question3> Нeader

< variant> text that you specify to automatically appear in the top margin of every page.

< variant> is a unique number derived from encoding one or more datasets, such as names, serial numbers, and validation codes.

< variant> аpps are available from other sources, but using them requires an unauthorized change to the device’s software.

< variant> popular with search engines such as Google, is simply a collection of words relevant to your search.

< variant> is any text used to describe data.

< question3> jailbreak

< variant> аpps are available from other sources, but using them requires an unauthorized change to the device’s software.

< variant> is a unique number derived from encoding one or more datasets, such as names, serial numbers, and validation codes.

< variant> text that you specify to automatically appear in the top margin of every page.

< variant> popular with search engines such as Google, is simply a collection of words relevant to your search.

< variant> is any text used to describe data.

< question3> Кeyword search

< variant> popular with search engines such as Google, is simply a collection of words relevant to your search.

< variant> is a unique number derived from encoding one or more datasets, such as names, serial numbers, and validation codes.

< variant> text that you specify to automatically appear in the top margin of every page.

< variant> аpps are available from other sources, but using them requires an unauthorized change to the device’s software.

< variant> is any text used to describe data.

< question3> Label

< variant> is any text used to describe data.

< variant> is a unique number derived from encoding one or more datasets, such as names, serial numbers, and validation codes.

< variant> text that you specify to automatically appear in the top margin of every page.

< variant> аpps are available from other sources, but using them requires an unauthorized change to the device’s software.

< variant> popular with search engines such as Google, is simply a collection of words relevant to your search.

< question3> Leading

< variant> The spacing between lines of text, (pronounced “LED ding”).

< variant> refer to any computer program designed to surreptitiouslyenter a computer, gain unauthorized access to data, or disrupt normalprocessing operations.

< variant> displays satellite, aerial, or street maps used to locate places and get directions between two addresses.

< variant> spreads by sending itself to every address in the address book of an infected computer.

< variant> such as the multiplication symbol (*), the division symbol (/), the addition symbol, and the subtraction symbol.

< question3> Мapping application

< variant> displays satellite, aerial, or street maps used to locate places and get directions between two addresses.

< variant> The spacing between lines of text, (pronounced “LED ding”).

< variant> refer to any computer program designed to surreptitiouslyenter a computer, gain unauthorized access to data, or disrupt normalprocessing operations.

< variant> spreads by sending itself to every address in the address book of an infected computer.

< variant> such as the multiplication symbol (*), the division symbol (/), the addition symbol, and the subtraction symbol.

< question3> Мathematical operators

< variant> such as the multiplication symbol (*), the division symbol (/), the addition symbol, and the subtraction symbol.

< variant> The spacing between lines of text, (pronounced “LED ding”).

< variant> refer to any computer program designed to surreptitiouslyenter a computer, gain unauthorized access to data, or disrupt normalprocessing operations.

< variant> displays satellite, aerial, or street maps used to locate places and get directions between two addresses.

< variant> spreads by sending itself to every address in the address book of an infected computer.

< variant> Module

< variant> refers to a component, suchas a word processing module.

< variant> is designed for a handheld device, such as a smartphone, tablet computer, or enhanced media player.

< variant> is priced per copy and allows the allocated number of copies to be used simultaneously.

< variant> is a question stated in a language such as English, rather than anesoteric query language.

< variant> is a collection of programsthat typically include word processing, spreadsheet, presentation, anddatabase modules.

< question3> Natural language query

< variant> is a question stated in a language such as English, rather than anesoteric query language.

< variant> is designed for a handheld device, such as a smartphone, tablet computer, or enhanced media player.

< variant> refers to a component, suchas a word processing module.

< variant> is priced per copy and allows the allocated number of copies to be used simultaneously.

< variant> is a collection of programsthat typically include word processing, spreadsheet, presentation, anddatabase modules.

< question3> Оffice suite

< variant> is a collection of programsthat typically include word processing, spreadsheet, presentation, anddatabase modules.

< variant> is designed for a handheld device, such as a smartphone, tablet computer, or enhanced media player.

< variant> refers to a component, suchas a word processing module.

< variant> is priced per copy and allows the allocated number of copies to be used simultaneously.

< variant> is a question stated in a language such as English, rather than anesoteric query language.

< question3> Open source software

< variant> makes uncompiled program instructions-the source code-available to programmers who want to modify and improve the software.

< variant> refers to the physical position of each element on a page.

< variant> refers to the horizontal position of text-whether it is aligned at the left margin, aligned at the right margin.

< variant> includes the alignment of text within the margins and the space between each line of text.

< variant> (Portable Document Format) is a standard format for exchangingfiles, so most people will assume that your computer has PDF capability.

< question3> Page layout

< variant> refers to the physical position of each element on a page.

< variant> makes uncompiled program instructions-the source code-available to programmers who want to modify and improve the software.

< variant> refers to the horizontal position of text-whether it is aligned at the left margin, aligned at the right margin.

< variant> includes the alignment of text within the margins and the space between each line of text.

< variant> (Portable Document Format) is a standard format for exchangingfiles, so most people will assume that your computer has PDF capability.

< question3> Paragraph alignment

< variant> refers to the horizontal position of text-whether it is aligned at the left margin, aligned at the right margin.

< variant> makes uncompiled program instructions-the source code-available to programmers who want to modify and improve the software.

< variant> refers to the physical position of each element on a page.

< variant> includes the alignment of text within the margins and the space between each line of text.

< variant> (Portable Document Format) is a standard format for exchangingfiles, so most people will assume that your computer has PDF capability.

< question3> Paragraph style

< variant> includes the alignment of text within the margins and the space between each line of text.

< variant> makes uncompiled program instructions-the source code-available to programmers who want to modify and improve the software.

< variant> refers to the physical position of each element on a page.

< variant> refers to the horizontal position of text-whether it is aligned at the left margin, aligned at the right margin.

< variant> (Portable Document Format) is a standard format for exchangingfiles, so most people will assume that your computer has PDF capability.

< question3> PDF

< variant> (Portable Document Format) is a standard format for exchangingfiles, so most people will assume that your computer has PDF capability.

< variant> makes uncompiled program instructions-the source code-available to programmers who want to modify and improve the software.

< variant> refers to the physical position of each element on a page.

< variant> refers to the horizontal position of text-whether it is aligned at the left margin, aligned at the right margin.

< variant> includes the alignment of text within the margins and the space between each line of text.

< question3> Рirated software

< variant> People who circumvent copyright law and illegally copy, distribute, or modify software are sometimes called software pirates, and their illegal copies are referred.

< variant> Font size is measured, abbreviated pt.

< variant> is designed to run from removable storage, such as a CD or USB flash drive.

< variant> is a means of protecting software from illegal copying by requiring users to enter a product key or activation code before the software can be used.

< variant> They are sometimes referred, because they offer features that really help get work done.

< question3> Рoint size

< variant> Font size is measured, abbreviated pt.

< variant> People who circumvent copyright law and illegally copy, distribute, or modify software are sometimes called software pirates, and their illegal copies are referred.

< variant> is designed to run from removable storage, such as a CD or USB flash drive.

< variant> is a means of protecting software from illegal copying by requiring users to enter a product key or activation code before the software can be used.

< variant> They are sometimes referred, because they offer features that really help get work done.

< question3> Portable software

< variant> is designed to run from removable storage, such as a CD or USB flash drive.

< variant> People who circumvent copyright law and illegally copy, distribute, or modify software are sometimes called software pirates, and their illegal copies are referred.

< variant> Font size is measured, abbreviated pt.

< variant> is a means of protecting software from illegal copying by requiring users to enter a product key or activation code before the software can be used.

< variant> They are sometimes referred, because they offer features that really help get work done.

< question3> Product activation

< variant> is a means of protecting software from illegal copying by requiring users to enter a product key or activation code before the software can be used.

< variant> People who circumvent copyright law and illegally copy, distribute, or modify software are sometimes called software pirates, and their illegal copies are referred.

< variant> Font size is measured, abbreviated pt.

< variant> is designed to run from removable storage, such as a CD or USB flash drive.

< variant> They are sometimes referred, because they offer features that really help get work done.

< question3> productivity software

< variant> They are sometimes referred, because they offer features that really help get work done.

< variant> People who circumvent copyright law and illegally copy, distribute, or modify software are sometimes called software pirates, and their illegal copies are referred.

< variant> Font size is measured, abbreviated pt.

< variant> is designed to run from removable storage, such as a CD or USB flash drive.

< variant> is a means of protecting software from illegal copying by requiring users to enter a product key or activation code before the software can be used.

< question3> Proprietary software

< variant> has restrictions on its use that are delineated by copyright, patents, or license agreements.

< variant> is not protected by copyright because the copyright hasexpired, or the author has placed the program in the public domain, makingit available without restriction.

< variant> contains code that is suspected of being part of a virus іn the context of antivirus software.

< variant> describes the information you want to find.

< variant> QBE) simply requires you to fill out a form with the type of data you want to locate.

< question3> Public domain software

< variant> is not protected by copyright because the copyright hasexpired, or the author has placed the program in the public domain, makingit available without restriction.

< variant> has restrictions on its use that are delineated by copyright, patents, or license agreements.

< variant> contains code that is suspected of being part of a virus іn the context of antivirus software.

< variant> describes the information you want to find.

< variant> QBE) simply requires you to fill out a form with the type of data you want to locate.

< question3> Quarantined file

< variant> contains code that is suspected of being part of a virus іn the context of antivirus software.

< variant> has restrictions on its use that are delineated by copyright, patents, or license agreements.

< variant> is not protected by copyright because the copyright hasexpired, or the author has placed the program in the public domain, makingit available without restriction.

< variant> describes the information you want to find.

< variant> QBE) simply requires you to fill out a form with the type of data you want to locate.

< question3> Query

< variant> describes the information you want to find.

< variant> has restrictions on its use that are delineated by copyright, patents, or license agreements.

< variant> is not protected by copyright because the copyright hasexpired, or the author has placed the program in the public domain, makingit available without restriction.

< variant> contains code that is suspected of being part of a virus іn the context of antivirus software.

< variant> QBE) simply requires you to fill out a form with the type of data you want to locate.

< question3> Query by example

< variant> (QBE) simply requires you to fill out a form with the type of data you want to locate.

< variant> has restrictions on its use that are delineated by copyright, patents, or license agreements.

< variant> is not protected by copyright because the copyright hasexpired, or the author has placed the program in the public domain, makingit available without restriction.

< variant> contains code that is suspected of being part of a virus іn the context of antivirus software.

< variant> describes the information you want to find.

< question3> Web search engine

< variant> (commonlyreferred to simply as a search engine) is a program designed to help peoplelocate information on the Web by formulating simple queries consistingof one or more words called keywords or search terms.

< variant> is the product or output of oneor more Web-based files displayed in a format similar to a page in a book.

< variant> is an Internet-based computer that accepts requests from browsers.

< variant> typically contains a collection of related information organized and formatted so it can be accessed using software called a browser.

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