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The document discusses operating systems and their components. It describes how operating systems interface with users through graphical interfaces, manage files and applications, and interact with hardware using drivers. It provides an overview of various operating systems from DOS to current versions of Windows, Linux, Mac OS, and their features. Administrative tools like Device Manager, System Properties and Control Panel allow users to configure and maintain the system.
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software system_and_application_software
Application software: helps users solve particular problems
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- 5. Figure 2-1 Users and applications depend on the OS to relate to all applications and hardware components
- 7. Figure 2-3 Windows 3.x was layered between DOS and the user and applications to provide a graphics interface for the user and a multitasking environment for applications
- 9. Figure 2-5 Windows 9x/Me is the bridge from DOS to Windows NT
- 13. Figure 2-8 The Windows XP desktop and Start menu
- 20. Figure 2-10 The Mac OS X desktop is intuitive and easy to use
- 23. Figure 2-11 Inside an operating system, different components perform various functions
- 25. Figure 2-12 Enter command lines in a Command Prompt window
- 26. Figure 2-13 A menu-driven interface: Windows Explorer in Windows XP
- 28. Figure 2-14 A hard drive or floppy disk is divided into tracks and sectors; several sectors make one cluster
- 30. Figure 2-15 A hard drive is organized into directories and subdirectories that contain files
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- 39. Figure 2-23 An OS relates to hardware by way of BIOS and device drivers
- 43. Figure 2-27 Protected mode allows more than one program to run, each protected from the other by the operating system
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- 48. Figure 2-41 Create a new file using Windows Explorer
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