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Computer Virus
See virus.
Cross-platform technologies
Enabling technologies that allow communication and sharing of resources between different platform.
Cookie
A message given to your Web browser by the Web server being accessed. It is also a text file containing user preference information.
CPU
See Processor
Cursor, graphics
Typically an arrow or a crosshair that can be moved about a monitor's screen by a point-and-draw device to create a graphic image or select an item from the menu
Cumulative trauma disorder
Repetitive motion disorders of the musculoskeletal and nervous systems that, often, are a result of poor workplace design.
Cryptography
A communications crime-prevention technology that uses methods of data encryption and decryption to scramble codes sent over communications channels.
Custom programming
Program development to creat software for situations unique to a particular processing environment.
Current Window
The window in a GUI in which the user can manipulate text, data, or graphics.
CSMA/CD access method
A network access methods in which nodes of LAN must contend for the right to send a message.
Cursor, text
A blinking character that indicates the location of the next keyed-in character on the display screen.
Coprocessor
An auxiliary processor that handles a narrow range of tasks, usually those associated with arithmetic operations.
Computerese
A colloquial reference to the language of computers and information technology.
Cracker
An overzealous hacker who "cracks" through network security to gain unauthorized access to the network.
Connectivity
Pertains to a degree to which hardware devices, software, and database can be functionally linked to one another.
Context-sensitive
Refering to an on-screen explanation that relates to a user's current software activity.
CRT
The video monitoring component of a terminal.
Cooperative Processing
An environment in which organizations cooperate internally and externally to take full advantage of availble information and to obtain meaningful, accurate, and timely information.
Cyberphobia
The irrational fear of, and aversion to, computers.
Control Unit
The portion of the processor that interprets program instuctions, directs internal operations, and directs the flow of input/output to or from RAM.
Cursor-control keys
The arrow keys on the keyboard that move the cursor vertically and horizontally.
Configuration
The computer and its peripheral devices.
Computer System
A collective reference to all interconnected computing hardware, including processors, storage devices, input/output devices, and communication equpment.

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