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INFORMATION AND COMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY GYAMFI SERIES
Ctrl+F2 Choose the print preview command(file menu)
Ctrl+F4 Close the window
Ctrl+F5 Restore the document window size(e.g after minimizing it)
Ctrl+F6 Go to the next window
Ctrl+F7 Choose the Move command(title bar shortcut menu)
Ctrl+F8 Choose the size command(tittle bar shortcut menu)
Ctrl+F9 Insert an empty field
Ctrl+F10 Maximizing the document window
Ctrl+F11 Lock a field
Ctrl+12 Choose the open command(file menu)
Ctrl+A Extend a selection to include the entire document
Shift +End Extend a selection to the end of a document
Shift +Page Up Extend a selection one screen up
Shift+Home Extend a selection to the beginning of the line
Shift +Down Arrow Extend a selection one line down

 Shift+ Up Arrow Extend a selection one line up
AFA - This acronym stands for All Flash Array, a grouping of flash memory devices that helps boost
performance.
 BIOS - This is the Basic Input Output System, which controls the computer, telling it what operations to
perform. These instructions are on a chip that connects to the motherboard.
 BYTE - A byte is a storage unit for data. KB is a kilobyte (1024 bytes); MB is a megabyte (1 million
bytes); and GB is a gigabyte (1000 megabytes).

 CPU - This stands for the Central Processing Unit of the computer. This is like the computer's brain.
 HDD - This is an acronym for Hard Disk Drive, the traditional spinning drives that store information.
 LCD - This stands for Liquid Crystal Display, a type of computer screen.
 MAC - This is an abbreviation for Macintosh, which is a type of personal computer made by the Apple
Computer company.
 OS - This is the Operating System of the computer. It is the main program that runs on a computer and
begins automatically when the computer is turned on.
 PC - This is the abbreviation for personal computer. It originally referred to computers that were IBM
compatible.
 PDF - This represents the Portable Document Format, which displays files in a format that is ready for
the web.
 RAID - A type of storage that can be configured in different ways to provide a redundant copy of files,
RAID stands for Redundant Array of Independent Disks.
 RAM - This stands for Random Access Memory, which is the space inside the computer that can be
accessed at one time. If you increase the amount of RAM, then you will increase the computer's speed.
This is because more of a particular program is able to be loaded at one time.
 RDMA - This stands for Remote Direct Memory Access.
 ROM - This is Read Only Memory, which is the instruction for the computer and cannot be altered.
 SATA - This stands for Serial Advanced Technology Attachment, a type of hard drive technology.
 SDS - This stands for Software-Defined Storage, a type of data storage that separates the data from its
associated software.

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