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1 year Advanced Diploma in Computer Softwares Part-2..   Which versions of Windows include an updated version of Notepad with a search and replace function? a) All versions of Windows b) Windows XP and later c) Windows 95 and later d) Windows 8.1 and later What is the maximum file size that Notepad can open dependent on? a) The version of Windows being used b) The number of files currently open c) The available system memory d) The type of file being opened What was the maximum file size limit for Notepad in Windows 3.0, 3.1, and 3.11? a) 32 KB b) 45 KB c) 54 KB d) 64 KB How did Microsoft recommend handling files larger than the limit in older versions of Notepad? a) Use another text editor b) Split the file into smaller parts c) Compress the file before opening d) Upgrade to a newer version of Windows What was the file size limit in Windows XP's version of Notepad? a) 32 KB b) 45 KB c) 54 KB d) 32 MB How large of a file can newer versions of Notepad open at a minimum? a) 45 MB b) ...

 1 year Advanced Diploma in Computer Software Computer Fundamentals What is a computer? a. A machine that accepts data and processes it into information. b. A machine that accepts data and stores it. c. A machine that accepts data and outputs it. Who designed the Analytical Engine, serving as the basis for today's computers? a) John V. Atanasoff b) Clifford Berry c) Charles Babbage d) Dr. John Mauchly  What is Analytical Engine? The Analytical Engine was designed by Charles Babbage in 1837 and is considered to be the concept for the first general mechanical computer1. It was one of the most successful achievements of Babbage. The design featured an ALU (arithmetic logic unit) and permitted basic programmatic flow control. It was programmed using punch cards (inspired by the Jacquard Loom). As a beginner, the Analytical Engine can be described as a machine that was designed to perform mathematical calculations using punch cards. It was one of the earliest designs for a general-...