<span>the operational domain of any business or organization whose workforce includes a significant proportion of workers using technology to perform their work at home.
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1 Word processing software: are digital versions of the manual typewriter and can be used to write, edit, print and perform various modifications to a document
2 Electronic mail: helps to exchange messages and share pictures, data files and audio and video clips
3 Presentation software: helps to inform or demonstrate an idea in the form of a slide show using images or presentation graphics
4 Spreadsheet software: are digital versions of the paper based accounting sheets used to share, organize and manipulate data
5 Database software: are tools that store large quantities of related data and information
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Hi there!
I have taken a computer fundamentals class before and they did skim over the topic, but they did not go into depth on it at all. If you really want to learn about that stuff I suggest you find a course that is specifically on that topic or something that is closer related then a general <span>computer fundamentals course.
-Your friend in tech,
</span>ASIAX <span> </span><span>Frequent Answerer</span>
Answer:
When the text contain the ASCII code (Which contains the character) is the correct answer of the above question.
Explanation:
ASCII is used for the Unicode for the computer system. The full form of this is the American standard code of information interchange. It is a code that is used by the computer system for their personal use. It is because no one can hack the information from the system. If anyone can do so then they can get that text which has no mean.
The above question asked about the condition in which Unicode output is the same from plain text. So the answer is ASCII code because the ASCII code and the Unicode are the same. The only difference between them is the representation of bits.
