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Print jobs are usually - placed in a buffer - where they wait in a queue to be printed.
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occurs when computers alternately apportion slices of time (fractions of a second) to various tasks.
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A(n) is a named collection of related information, such as a program or data that resides on your computer's hard disk or other secondary storage device.
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A(n) utility program will find all the scattered portions of files on your hard disk and reorganize them as contiguous files.
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utilities remove redundant elements, gaps, and unnecessary data from a computer's storage space, so that less space is required to store or transmit data.
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is the process of loading an operating system into a computer's main memory.
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is simultaneous processing of two or more programs by multiple computers.
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A utility is used to restore data that has been physically damaged or corrupted.
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The topmost directory is called the root directory; any directory below another directory is called a(n) .
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The ability of a computer to automatically configure a new hardware component that is added to it is called .





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