Answer:
Explanation:
Run: Choose Run when you only need the download once. Perhaps it’s a song or video you only plan to listen to or watch once. Another scenario might be an installation program that, when run, installs software on your machine in other, permanent locations. Once installed, you probably don’t need the installer again.
Save: When you want to keep whatever it is you’ve downloaded, choose Save. You can still run it, or whatever else you’d like to do with it, but you’ll need to do that yourself. You’ll also want to decide where, on your computer, to keep the file.
<em>Save and run: Use this option when you want to do both: save the file to a location you control, and then immediately run it.
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In 'N' Out, and KFC (Kentucky Fried Chicken)
Answer:
a) to persuade
she is doing this to propose an idea to the boss of the company
The answer to this question would be:
database/records
They all have in common the same files.
