The document provides information about basics of computer hardware and software. It defines hardware components like the monitor, keyboard, mouse, printer, speakers and internal components like the CPU, motherboard, RAM and graphic card. It also explains system software like operating systems for desktops, mobiles and application software. It lists different types of file extensions for video, audio, images and text files. It provides instructions for tasks like taking screenshots, formatting text, saving documents as PDF and installing/uninstalling software.
Introduction to computer hardware and software basics, outlining hardware and software topics.
Detailed list of hardware components including CPU, RAM, hard disk, and peripherals like keyboard and mouse.
Overview of various computer operating systems including Unix, Windows, and mobile OS like Android and iOS.
Different types of application software including freeware, commercial, and open-source software.Specific software used for PCB design including MATLAB, EAGLE, and other design tools.
Different file extensions categorized as video, audio, image, text, and others.
Applications within Microsoft Office like MS Word and Excel, and instructions for email management.
How to read emails, manage inbox including spam, and add signatures in email apps.
Basic keyboard shortcuts for productivity, ways to take snapshots, and information on file sharing.
Instructions on how to share files on a Local Area Network (LAN) with permissions.
Computer Operating Systems
•Unix-Unix was originally written in assembly language.
• macOS (formerly "Mac OS X" and later "OS X") is a line of open
core graphical operating systems developed, marketed, and sold
by Apple Inc., the latest of which is pre-loaded on all currently
shipping Macintosh computers.
• Linux-Radhat and ubuntu
• Windows- Microsoft windows (98,xp,7, 8 and 10) 32 and 64 bit
• Other- RISC OS and MorphOS
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Mobile Operating Systems
•Android OS (Google Inc.) ...
• Bada (Samsung Electronics) ...
• BlackBerry OS (Research In Motion) ...
• iPhone OS / iOS (Apple) ...
• MeeGo OS (Nokia and Intel) ...
• Palm OS (Garnet OS) ...
• Symbian OS (Nokia) ...
• webOS (Palm/HP)
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Application Software
• Proprietarysoftware can be divided into two types:
• Freeware - which includes the category of "free trial" software or
"freemium" software (in the past, the term shareware was often
used for free trial/freemium software). As the name suggests,
freeware can be used free, although in the case of free trials or
freemium software, this is sometimes only true for a limited period
of time or with limited functionality.
• Commercial software – Software available for a fee, often
inaccurately termed "commercial software", which can only be
legally used on purchase of a license.
• Open source software - on the other hand, comes with a free
software license, granting the recipient the rights to modify and
redistribute the software.
Vidéo Extensions
• #.MPEG– Moving Picture Experts Group
• #.WMV – Windows Media Video
• #.FLV – Flash Video
• #.AVI – Audio Video Interleave
• #.MP4 – MPEG Layer 4
• #.ASF – Advanced Systems Format
• #.DivX – Digital Video Express (DivX-encoded Movie)
• #.3GP-Third Generation Partnership Project
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Audio Extensions
• #.Mp3– MPEG Audio Layer 3
• #.AIFF – Audio Interchange File Format
• #.M3U – Moving Picture Experts Group Audio Layer 3 Uniform
Resource Locator This file format is like an extension for Mp3 as it is
used in it.
• #.WAV – Waveform PCM Audio
• #.WMA – Windows Media Audio
• #.BWF – Broadcast Wave Format
• #.DAT – Digital Audio Tape
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Image Extensions
• #.JPEG– Joint Photographic Experts Group
• #.GIF – Graphics Interchange Format,
• #.PNG – Portable Network Graphics
• #.BMP – Windows Bitmap
• #.TIFF – Tag Image File Format
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Text Extensions
• #.PDF– Portable Document Format ( read only)
• #.DOC – Microsoft Word Document
• #.TXT – Plain Text File
• #.DOCX – Microsoft Word Open XML Document
• #.NDOC – Naver Word
• #.FODT – OpenDocument Flat XML Document
• #.SUB – Subtitle File
• #.ME – Readme Text File
• #.RTF – Rich Text Format File
• #.FDR – Final Draft Document
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Others
• #.ISO-Image FileEltraISO or Power ISO
• #.rar or #.zip- Zip file Winrar
• #.m-Matlab File Matlab
• #.vhd-VHDL Code ModelSim
• #.v-Verilog Code ModelSim
• #.c- C programming file
• #.html- Hypertext markup language
• #.php- Personal Home page
• #.pptx-Power Point presentation Microsoft power point
• #.xml-Extensible markup language
• #.java or #.jar- JAVA File
• #.exe-Executable file format Application or Setup File
• #.apk-Application Package Kit App for Mobiles.
• #.GUI- Graphics User Interface
How to takea snapshot
• Press PrintScrn Key.
• Paste at any application like
MS-office/power point or Paint
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Ctrl+A Select allcontents of the page.
Ctrl+B Bold highlighted selection.
Ctrl+C Copy selected text.
Ctrl+D Open the font preferences window.
Ctrl+E Aligns the line or selected text to the center of the screen.
Ctrl+F Open find box.
Ctrl+I Italic highlighted selection.
Ctrl+J Aligns the selected text or line to justify the screen.
Ctrl+L Aligns the line or selected text to the left of the screen.
Ctrl+P Open the print window.
Ctrl+V Paste.
Ctrl+X Cut selected text.
Ctrl+Y Redo the last action performed.
Ctrl+Z Undo last action.
Ctrl+Shift+> Increases the selected text size by one font size.
Ctrl+Shift+< Decreases the selected text size by one font size.
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Shyam is a bad boy
Ram is a good boy
Shyam is a bad boy
Ram is a good boy
Shyam is a bad boy
CTRL+L
CTRL+R
CTRL+E
CTRL+J
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Space Vs LongSpace
• Name : Ram Kumar
• DOB : 12/01/1998
• Name : Ram Kumar
• DOB : 12/01/1998
With SPACE key
With LONG SPACE (TAB) key
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•MS-Office upgraded versionsafter MS-office 07
have a options to save documents file in PDF
format.
•MS-office10, MS-Office13 and MS-Office16 has this
features.
•Procedure-
• File
• Save As
• Select Location
• Change Extension to PDF(*.pdf)
• Save
Save Document file in PDF Format/Change of
Extension
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Download of files…
•Don’tkeep your important in C Drive (C partition of
Hard Disk) Because this data is lost with the format
of Operating system.
•C: Downloads, Desktop, User Files and others.
•Try to keep your data in different drives other than
C, example: D, E..
•Generally the operating system is installed in C
drive.
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Installation of Software's.
•GenerallyInstallation of Software is done by
running application (.exe) file.
•By default the installation is done in C:Programfille
folder or directly in C drive
•Some computer programs can be executed by
simply coping them into folder stored on a
computer and executing them.
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Uninstallation of Software..
•Un-Installationof software is done with the help of
Control Panel
•Open the Control panel by searching in start menu
• If View By: LargeSmall Icon click on Programs and
features
• If View By: Category click on Uninstall a program
• Click which software you wants to installed.
• Click Uninstall/change
How to sharefiles on LAN
• Right click on Folder or File properties.
• Click sharing on task bar.
• Click Share..
• Add person
• Click on Share.
• Give permission for Read/write