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Computer Literacy InputDevices
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Keyboard Mouse Touch Scanners Pen-based Voice COMPUTER Computer Literacy
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Keyboard Mouse Touch Scanners Pen-based Voice COMPUTER Computer Literacy
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Pressure Sensitive Touch pads use a pressure-sensitive membrane that has a built-in grid of sensing wires. Computer Literacy
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Infrared Infrared LEDs Photo detectors One way of implementing touch screen technology is by criss-crossing the screen with invisible beams of infrared light. When your finger nears the screen, it interrupts the beams of light and the coordinate is determined. Computer Literacy
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Keyboard Mouse Touch Scanners Pen-based Voice COMPUTER Computer Literacy
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Keyboard Mouse Touch Scanners Pen-based Voice COMPUTER Computer Literacy
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Mark sense OCR MICR UPC Graphics/Text Scanners Computer Literacy
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Mark sense OCR MICR UPC Graphics/Text Scanners Computer Literacy
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Mark sense OCR MICR UPC Graphics/Text Scanners Computer Literacy
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OCR Most OCR devices store character patterns in ROM. Characters that are read are compared with the character patterns stored in memory and are matched on the basis of the lightness and darkness. Computer Literacy
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FONTS
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Font Characteristics Font Characteristics Orientation - Portrait or landscape Spacing - Proportional or fixed Pitch - Characters per horizontal inch Point size - Character height Style - Upright or italic Stroke weight - Medium or bold Typeface - Courier, Times Roman, Helvetica, etc. Computer Literacy
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Orientation Orientation PortraitLandscape Computer Literacy
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Spacing Spacing WI WI FIXED PROPORTIONAL Computer Literacy
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This pitch is 10 characters/inch This pitch is 12 characters/inch This pitch is 16.67 characters/inch Number of Characters per horizontal inch Pitch Computer Literacy
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Times Roman 2 pt Times Roman 6 pt Times Roman 12 pt Times Roman 24 pt Times Roman 36 pt Times Roman 72 pt Computer Literacy Point Size (1 pt = 1/72 inch)
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Style UPRIGHT ITALIC Computer Literacy
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Stroke Weight Stroke Weight MEDIUM BOLD BOLD BOLD Computer Literacy
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Type Face Type Face Times Roman Helvetica Trafalgar Algerian Wide Latin Script Computer Literacy
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Serifs UP!!! Serifs UP!!! Times Roman The World’s Most Readable Serif Typeface Aa Bb Cc ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqurstuvwxyHelvetica The International Sans Serif Typeface Aa Bb Cc ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqurstuvwxy Computer Literacy
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Mark sense OCR MICR UPC Graphics/Text Scanners Computer Literacy
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MICR Check Routing Symbol ABA Transit Number Account Number Process Control Number Amount Computer Literacy
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Mark sense OCR MICR UPC Graphics/Text Scanners Computer Literacy
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UPC Start / End Markers Manufacturer ID# Product ID# 4 8 0 0 1 2 6 5 6 8 Computer Literacy
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Mark sense OCR MICR UPC Graphics/Text Scanners Computer Literacy
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Keyboard Mouse Touch Scanners Pen-based Voice COMPUTER Computer Literacy
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Voice Recognition “ COPY ” Microphone 1010010101 analog to digital converter pattern matching template library 1010010100 input to computer system Computer Literacy 1010010101
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VoiceControlSoftware Computer Literacy
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VoiceDictationSoftware
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Keyboard Mouse Touch Scanners Pen-based Voice COMPUTER + “others” Computer Literacy
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Digital Cameras Magnetic Stripes & Smart CardsMagnetic Stripes & Smart Cards ATM’sATM’s POS’sPOS’s Light Pen Digitizer Tablet
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