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I-beam
A
type pointer shaped like the capital letter I, used
for entering and editing text. See also insertion
point.
Icon
A
small pictorial representation of a file, disk,
menu, option or other object or feature.
Image
Writer
Apple's
discontinued line of dot matrix
printers.
Initialize
To
prepare a disk to receive information by organizing
its surface into tracks and sectors; also known as
format . If you initialize a disk with information
on it, the information is erased.
Inkjet
Printer
A
printer that uses a reservoir of ink, usually a
cartridge, and creates images on [paper by
spraying small jets of ink onto the
page.
Input
Information
transferred into a computer from some external
source, such as the keyboard, the mouse, a disk
drive or a modem.
Insertion
point
The
place in a document where text you type will be
added; you set it by clicking at the spot where you
want to make the insertion. The insertion point is
marked with a blinking vertical bar.
Installer
A
program that you use to install or update your
system software or to add resources such as
networking software.
Integrated
circuit
An
electronic circuit entirely contained in a single
piece of (IC)
semi-conducting material, usually silicon. Often
referred to as a chip.
Interface
The
way a computer communicates with external devices,
such as a printer (through a printer port, or
printer interface) or with you (through its user
interface or human interface.
Internet
The
worldwide network of computer networks that offers
modem equipped computer users an inexpensive means
of exchanging e-mail, conducting research and
exploring for fun.
Interpersonal
Between
persons. Of or involving relations between
persons.
Intersection
Where
a Column and a Row come together. For example, the
cell address C3 is at the intersection of the third
column from the left (Column 3) and Row 3 (The
third row down).
Inventory
A
complete and detailed list of articles. An
inventory of property or goods tells how many there
are of each article and what they are
worth.
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I-beam
A type pointer shaped like the capital letter I, used for entering and editing text. See also insertion point.
Icon
A small pictorial representation of a file, disk, menu, option or other object or feature.
Image Writer
Apple's discontinued line of dot matrix printers.
Initialize
To prepare a disk to receive information by organizing its surface into tracks and sectors; also known as format . If you initialize a disk with information on it, the information is erased.
Inkjet Printer
A printer that uses a reservoir of ink, usually a cartridge, and creates images on [paper by spraying small jets of ink onto the page.
Input
Information transferred into a computer from some external source, such as the keyboard, the mouse, a disk drive or a modem.
Insertion point
The place in a document where text you type will be added; you set it by clicking at the spot where you want to make the insertion. The insertion point is marked with a blinking vertical bar.
Installer
A program that you use to install or update your system software or to add resources such as networking software.
Integrated circuit
An
electronic circuit entirely contained in a single
piece of (IC)
semi-conducting material, usually silicon. Often
referred to as a chip.
Interface
The way a computer communicates with external devices, such as a printer (through a printer port, or printer interface) or with you (through its user interface or human interface.
Internet
The worldwide network of computer networks that offers modem equipped computer users an inexpensive means of exchanging e-mail, conducting research and exploring for fun.
Interpersonal
Between persons. Of or involving relations between persons.
Intersection
Where a Column and a Row come together. For example, the cell address C3 is at the intersection of the third column from the left (Column 3) and Row 3 (The third row down).
Inventory
A complete and detailed list of articles. An inventory of property or goods tells how many there are of each article and what they are worth.