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Difficulty Moderate Steps 8 Time Required 15 minutes Sections 3 Battery 3 steps SIM Card 1 step Screen 4 steps Flags 0 BackVerizon Jetpack 4G LTE Mobile Hotspot Full Screen Options History Save to Favorites Download PDF Edit Translate Get Shareable Link Embed This Guide Notify Me of Changes Stop Notifications Introduction What you need Step 1 Battery Hold the device with your non-dominant hand, looking at the back of the device, taking note of the small notch along the edge....
Difficulty Easy Steps 4 Time Required 35 seconds Sections 2 Battery 3 steps SIM Card 1 step Flags 0 BackVerizon Jetpack 4G LTE Mobile Hotspot Full Screen Options History Save to Favorites Download PDF Edit Translate Get Shareable Link Embed This Guide Notify Me of Changes Stop Notifications Introduction Note: The device shown in these pictures does not contain the SIM card. What you need Step 1 Battery Hold the device with your non-dominant hand, looking at the back of the device, taking note of the small notch along the edge....
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Short for two-dimensional, 2-D is any virtual object with no appearance of depth. For example, if a graphic or image is 2-D, it can only be viewed properly from a straight on viewpoint. However, a 3-D graphic or image is viewable at any angle. 2-D computer graphics is often used in applications that were first developed around traditional printing and drawing technologies. Typography, cartography, technical drawing, and advertising are examples of applications and technologies that originally used 2-D computer graphics....
Bubble sort is a simple sorting technique that processes adjacent items in a list, compares them, and if necessary reorders them by swapping their positions in the list. It repeats this process for the whole list until it can complete a full pass without making any changes. The algorithm is called Bubble sort because items “bubble” further down the list until their order is correct. Bubble sort is simple to implement, but not very efficient: its worst-case (and average) complexity is O(n²), where n is the number of items being sorted....
A bump may refer to any of the following: With a message or forum post, bump (/bump) is the action of moving a message to the top of the list. Most message boards, forums, and similar services only display the last 10 to 30 posts made. If a forum is popular, your post may be buried and prevent most users from seeing the message. By typing something new in a message such as “bump,” that message is moved back to the first page, to make sure it’s seen....
Distortion describes an interruption of transmitting signals that cause an unclear reception. Distortion is commonly found in sound generated or received by a computer, video, or display signals and data cables such as network cables. Hardware terms, Noise See our noise page for examples of how noise can distort different signals. Related information How to fix a distorted or skewed image on the monitor. Video card help and support. Sound card help and support....
A dynamic dump is a special type of program termination. Dynamic dumps are performed by a developer for the purpose of examining application or system memory that were active at the time of termination. Dump, Dynamic, Programming terms Related information How to create a computer program. Software help and support.
Float may refer to any of the following: With CSS (Cascading Style Sheets), float is a property that is used to help position elements on a web page. For example, on this page an image is displayed on the right-side of this block of text. An image may be floated using the img element with the CSS property float, as shown in the HTML/CSS code below. Other text for the page goes here and will appear to the left of the image....
A modem may refer to any of the following: A modem or broadband modem is a hardware device that connects a computer or router to a broadband network. For example, a cable modem and DSL modem are two examples of these types of Modems. Short for modulator/demodulator, a modem is a hardware device that allows a computer to send and receive information over telephone lines. When sending a signal, the device converts (“modulates”) digital data to an analog audio signal, and transmits it over a telephone line....
A multipartite virus, multipart virus, or hybrid virus is one that infects both the master boot record and executable files on a hard drive in staggered stages. As they can infect more than one part of the system at once, they are the most devastating of all computer virus types. These hybrid viruses are often hard to remove and, unless completely eradicated, can reinfect the host system again. Discovered by Friðrik Skúlason in 1989, the Ghostball virus was the first multipartite virus....
A point may refer to any of the following: A pt, point, or point size, is a unit of vertical measurement used in lettering. There are a total of approximately 72 (72.272) points in one inch or 2.54 cm. In the following example, you can see four examples of point sizes. 12pt 18pt 24pt 36pt When referring to a computer mouse, the point is the location of where the mouse pointer is currently located....
A pointer may refer to any of the following: In general, pointer is a suggestion, tip, or a hint about a particular product or subject. Listing of computer tips and pointers. When referring to a mouse, see mouse pointer. When referring to programming, a pointer commonly refers to a reference made to a memory address of another variable. Memory terms, Programming terms
Alternatively known as a manual of style, style book, or style manual, a style guide is an article, book, PDF, or website with a list of rules and usage that help guide writers. The typical style guide gives an overview of basic grammar, punctuation, formatting, usage, standards, and terminology to help ensure a consistent form of writing. Online style guides Below is a list of different style guides available though an online website, PDF, or as a book....
Also called a caret, a cursor or text cursor is a blinking horizontal or vertical line ( ) that indicates where new text starts when you begin to type. For example, below is an empty text box, clicking in this box gives you a text cursor to indicate you can start typing. Text cursor example As you start to type, the text cursor stays at the end of the line to indicate the insertion point....
An access control system, or ACS, is any system designed to restrict user access to a computer system according to predefined rules. For example, on most computer systems, users must enter a valid name and password to log in to the system. And, after they log in, those users are allowed to view, create, and modify only some files and directories in the file system. Access control enables multiple users to access a single system, maintaining the privacy and security of each user’s files....
A MBR virus is a computer virus that modifies or infects the master boot record, causing the computer to lose CD-ROM support or cause Microsoft Windows to run in compatibility mode. Security terms, Virus Related information How to remove a virus and malware from my computer. How does a computer get infected with a virus or spyware? All other computer virus questions and answers.
Outline view makes viewing complex documents easier by breaking the headings and paragraphs into collapsible sections. As shown in the picture, we have two heading 1’s (“Computer Help” and “Computer Support”) and two heading 2’s (“Online examples” and “Computer Information”) under the second heading 1. Clicking the + next to any of the headings collapses that section and hide all text contained in the section. As seen in the picture, we collapsed “Computer Support” to hide all text in that section....
The Antikythera mechanism is an analogue computing device that performed astronomical calculations. It was constructed in ancient Greece sometime between 200 and 60 B.C. By some definitions, it’s the world’s first known computer. Pictured at right is the largest gear of the mechanism, on display at the National Archaeological Museum in Athens, Greece. History The remains of the mechanism were recovered from the shipwreck of a Greek vessel that sunk sometime between 75 and 50 BC....
