Chapter 3 Flashcards
Also referred to as apps. Software that can perform useful work, such as word processing, cost estimating, or accounting tasks.
Application software
A website that provides access to specific mobile apps that can be downloaded either for a nominal fee or free of charge.
App store
Graphic file in which an image is made up of thousands of dots (pixels).
Bitmap image
A type of personal website where articles are regularly posted.
Blog
A special area you can click to make links that “navigate” through a presentation.
Button
Suite stored at a server on the Internet and available anywhere from the Internet.
Cloud suite
A type of tab found in Microsoft Word that appears only when needed and anticipates the next operations to be performed by the user.
Contextual tab
A collection of related information, like employee names, addresses, and phone numbers. It is organized so that a computer program can quickly select the desired pieces of information and display them for you.
Database
A system to organize, manage, and retrieve data.
Database management system (DBMS)
Software package used to set up, or structure, a database such as an inventory list of supplies.
Database manager
Program that allows you to mix text and graphics to create publications of professional quality.
Desktop publishing program
Provides additional information and requests user input.
Dialog box
Any kind of text material.
Document
Program used to help create artwork for publications.
Drawing program
A business model for app sales where the initial app is free but advanced features require purchases.
Free-to-play
Feature of Microsoft Office that simplifies the process of making selections from a list of alternatives by replacing dialog boxes with visual presentations of results.
Galleries
Application used for doing common tasks, such as browsers and word processors, spreadsheets, databases, management systems, and presentation software
General-purpose application
Special screen that allows software commands to be issued through the use of graphic symbols (icons) or pull-down menus.
Graphical user interface (GUI)
Program for making and altering digital images and video. This category of specialized applications include video and image editors, illustration programs, and desktop publishing programs.
Graphics program
In Microsoft Word, each tab is organized into groups that contain related items. In social media, communities of individuals who share a common interest.
Groups
Web authoring program.
HTML editor
Graphic objects on the desktop used to represent programs and other files.
Icon
Also known as drawing programs; used to create digital illustrations and modify vector images and thus create line art, 3D models, and virtual reality.
Illustration program