worksheet - a single page of a spreadsheet, database - a large group of data organized in a computer, sort - to arrange the information in a database, field - a database category that holds a type of information, formula - a mathematical instruction that performs spreadsheet calculations, tint - a small amount of a color in something, resolution - a computer or cameras ability to produce a clear picture, exposure - the length of time film is open to light when taking a picture, JPEG - a file used to store pictures on a computer, pixel - a small dot that makes up part of an image on a computer screen, graphics - images on a computer, in a book or magazine, etc., web host - a company that provides space for a website, web browser - a program that lets you look at web pages, hyperlink - a word/image that you can click on to navigate, website - a collection of related Internet pages, HTML - a computer language used to make web sites, attachment - a file that is sent with an email, domain name - words/letters used to identify companies and addresses, password - letters/numbers that let a person access something, email client - a computer that sends email, SMTP server - a program that saves, sends and receives email, GUI - graphical user interface, Shortcuts - special icons. They are placed on the desktop, and you can click them to get to a program quickly, Minimize - Hide windows without taking them off screen., Maximize - Extend windows to the full width of the screen., Icons - The CCC graphical user interface (GUI)uses icons. These pictograms are on the desktop. They represent files and software., Pointer - Use the pointer to click on icons. This opens files or starts software. The pointer also drags files to different folders., heat sink - a part used to cool the processor, motherboard - a slotted board with circuits and ports, RAM - a part used to store large amounts of data,

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