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copy deck
- report
- user-defined output format used to display and print data from tables
- macro
- a user-defined series of commands that execute access actions automatically
- Larry Ellison
- founder of Oracle, thinks IBM made the biggest mistake
- Rod Canion
- founder of compaq
- Steve Wozniak
- second co-founder of Apple
- Lotus 1-2-3
- killer app for IBM
- Adobe-Desktop Publishing
- laser printer to print what you see on a screen
- module
- a collection of access basic programming commands used to create custom procedures within the database
- Bill Lowe
- head of IBM development team
- Apple II
- real computer, completely packaged
- Steve Jobs
- co-founder of Apple
- table
- structure that stores data in columns (fields) and rows (records)
- GUI
- graphical user interface
- query
- question about data stored in tables or instructions to perform an action on the data
- Q-DOS/PC-DOS
- by tim patterson, adapted by CPM, bought by microsoft
- Apple I
- no case/keyboard
- Lisa
- codename for new apple computer with GUI
- Apple
- first computer company
- MITS
- calculator company by Ed Roberts
- form
- a user-defined input format used to enter, display, edit and print data from tables
- Compaq
- reverse-engineered IBM PC, made it portable adn 100% compatible but cheaper
- Visicalc
- app for Apple II that revolutionized Apple II for accountants (spreadsheets)
- Xerox
- alto computer, first pc, first GUI with mouse, first ethernet computer network
- Bill Gates
- founder of microsoft
- Gary Kildall
- started Intergalactic Digital Research, invented first OS (CPM)
- Steve Ballmer
- microsoft, went with Bill to IBM to sell their OS
- Intel
- invented microprocessor chip
- Basic
- computer language for alttair
- Ed Roberts
- invented Altair 8800, founder of MITS
- Macintosh
- first user friendly PC, a chapear Lisa, first affordable PC
- Windows 95
- separated microsoft and IBM
- Paul Allen
- microsoft, invented PC's 20 years ago
- OS/2
- by IBM, written by microsoft
- IBM
- big blue
- Tom Watson
- from IBM
- CPM
- first OS by Gary Kildall
- Altair 8800
- first PC by Ed Roberts
- IBM PC
- driven by software
- John Scully
- pepsi cola executive hired by steve jobs to market computers