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information kept on a computer that gives details about a user, for example their name, password, and the parts of the system they are allowed to use

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a copy of a computer file that you save on a disk or tape

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a copy of information that is put on the Internet so that other people can use it

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a collection of computer files that have been saved together in compressed form

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a computer file that contains only ASCII characters

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a copy of information on your computer that you make in case you lose the information

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a file containing a series of instructions that the computer will perform in order, without the user having to do anything

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a computer image made up of many small points on the screen

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a set of data sent in binary form

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a flow of computer information, measured in bits

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a number that is the total of the digits in a piece of data that has been stored or sent in digital form. It is used to check that nothing has gone wrong with the data.

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a file that contains information about how a particular software program or piece of equipment has been arranged

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a small file that a website automatically sends to your computer when you connect to the website, containing information about your use of the Internet

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information in a form that a computer can use

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a large amount of data, especially when it is used by computers

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a large amount of information stored in a computer in an organized way that allows individual pieces of information to be found quickly

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an amount of information stored as a file on a computer

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a large amount of information from a company stored on a computer and used for making business decisions

a singular form of data

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a computer file that contains other files, documents, or programs

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a computer file that you can write in

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written instructions about how to use a computer or computer program

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a downloaded computer file

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the last part of the name of a computer file. For example, ‘exe’ and ‘doc’ are extensions.

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a set of information on a computer

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the second part of the name of a computer file, which tells you what kind of file it is

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the name that someone gives to a particular computer file

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a group of programs or documents stored in a computer, shown by a picture of a folder on the screen

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the structure and design of a written document, especially a computer file, for example the size and type of the letters and the width of the written area of the page

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the way that information is arranged and organized on a computer disk

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Graphic Interchange Format: a type of computer file that contains an image. GIF is also used as part of a file name.

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pictures produced by computers

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a printed copy of information on a computer

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a word or image in a computer document that you can click on in order to move to a related document, word, or image

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information that is put into a computer or a piece of electronic equipment using another machine such as a keyboard or microphone

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a file that is produced by this method

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details of the information contained in a large computer database, for example who wrote the information and what format it is in

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a file produced by this method

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a file that is produced by this method

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the information shown on a screen or printed on paper by a computer

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a small amount of computer information that has been divided up so that it can be sent across a computer network

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the place in a computer document where one page ends and another one begins

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the set of letters or other symbols that is the full name of a computer file and shows which directory it is stored in

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Portable Document Format: a type of computer file that can contain words, images etc and can be sent on the Internet and read on any computer

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writing in a computer file that has no special codes and can therefore be used easily by other computer programs

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a multimedia file, such as a radio programme or music video, that can be downloaded from the Internet and played on an ipod or similar piece of equipment. The method of publishing files that can be used in this way is called podcasting.

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paper printed with information from a computer file

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a file that contains information about a piece of software

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a record of information produced by a computer or other piece of electronic equipment, shown on a screen or printed on paper

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a computer database that allows information to be stored and found in various ways

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documents that include codes that show how the writing should look, for example to show bold and italic

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a temporary computer file that is created to hold information while a program is being used

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a computer file that contains information about the person who sent an email

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information that is stored in a computer and can be read on a screen, and is not printed on paper

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a short period that you spend doing a particular activity, especially something enjoyable such as spending money or drinking alcohol

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a set of instructions on what a particular type of computer document should look like

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a plastic card that you pass through a piece of electronic equipment that reads the information stored on the card, for example in order to open a door or to pay for something

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a computer file that copies are made from because its basic form can be used again and again

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a file that contains only words and numbers and no codes to show how the document should look

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a document that tells you how to do something, for example how to use a computer program

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a set of instructions on how to use a piece of software or how to complete a computer game

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a file that contains sound

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a computer document that has been compressed so that it fills less space and can be stored more easily or sent by email more quickly