Computer management
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This document discusses file organization and management in a computer system. It defines what file organization is and lists different types of drives including hard drives, floppy drives, and CD-ROM drives. It also lists common file extensions like .xlx, .ppt, .jpg, .png, .doc, .htm, .gif, and .pdf that are used for different file types like word documents, presentations, images, and videos. The document demonstrates how to organize, copy, rename, delete, restore, and move files and folders. It concludes with a summary of using Google Docs and WordSift and a reflection on file management tasks.
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- 8. APPLICATION •What is the application? word processor, spreadsheet, database, presentations, graphics, movie, sound, animation
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