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CarveWright Designer Software Manual

DMG (Disk Iamge)

Disk image (le extension for Mac computer)

Double-click

Quickly click the left mouse button twice while the mouse pointer is on an object,

such as a menu command, an icon, or a button.

Drag

Move the mouse pointer to an object, press and hold the left mouse button while

moving the mouse, and then release the button.

EXE (Executable)

Executable le (le extension for Windows based computer installation)

Export

To format data so that it can be read and used by another application, thereby allowing multiple pro-

grams to share the same data. Data can be exported and imported between word processing programs, differ-

ent types of graphics programs, or different types of applications altogether (such as a database program and

a spreadsheet program). The export feature is under the File menu in most programs; go to it from within the

program you want to export out of and you’ll nd a list of supported programs or le formats for exporting.

File Extension

A le extension is the sufx at the end of a lename indicating what type of le it is.

Firewall

A rewall refers to either a software or hardware device that basically protects your internal network

from any outside threat or any unauthorized Internet access from the inside.

Firmware

Firmware is a software program or set of instructions programmed on a hardware device. It provides the

necessary instructions for how the device communicates with the other computer hardware. But how can soft-

ware be programmed onto hardware? Good question. Firmware is typically stored in the ash ROM of a hard-

ware device. While ROM is “read-only memory,” ash ROM can be erased and rewritten because it is actually

a type of ash memory.

Fonts

A font is a specic typeface of a certain size and style. For example, one font may be Arial 12 pt bold,

while another font may be Times New Roman 14 pt italic. Most word processing programs have a Font menu

that allows you to choose the typeface, size, and style of the text. In order to use a font, you must have it in-

stalled on your computer. Windows provides access to fonts using the Fonts control panel. The Mac OS stores

fonts in a Fonts folder and includes a separate “Font Book” application for managing fonts.

GIF (Graphical Interchange Format)

A widely used format for storing compressed (lossless) graphics for use on the Internet and elsewhere.

(See JPEG.) [Note: There are some GIF formats that are not lossless. Be certain you know which your graphics

software produces.]

GUI (Graphical User Interface)

If you can push buttons, scroll scrollbars, or interact with any kind of non-text element on a page, you’re

using a GUI.

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