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The exclusive file type for Microsoft Word documents is .docx. You can see the attachment showing all the information you need to know about the example Word document I created. As long as you are using Word, the file type will be the same no matter what type of computer you're on or what it's running, so you don't need to worry about it being different for me on Mac than it might be for you on Windows.
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Answer:
Wireless USB 2.0
Explanation:
USB ports are available in all modern notebook computers. This makes the wireless USB 2.0 adapter a capable option to solve the network issue.
Wireless USB 2.0 can send 480Mbit/s and 110Mbit/s at a 3meters and 10 meters respectively, it frequency ranges from 3.1GHz to 10.6GHz.
In cases where the internal wireless card is faulty or the computer does not come with a wireless chip inside, the Wireless USB 2.0 is the right option for you to be able to connect over a network efficiently.
Answer:
TLS
Explanation:
In the field of computer security, TLS refers to Transport Layer Security it is closely related to the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) although TLS is more commonly used these days. They are both techniques in cryptography that provides for the safe transfer of information between two parties (servers, systems and user applications)
TLS particularly provides a balance between transmission speed and data security through the use of symetric and asymmetric cryptography and the encryption and decryption key is the session key at both ends (sender and reciever), as such TLS has found usage in most advanced data exchange systems like credit card processing and online banking.
As specified in RFC5735, this is an address from the "link local" block. It is assigned to a network interface as a temporary address, for instance if no static address is configured and the DHCP server is not found.
If you boot your PC without a network cable, you'll probably end up with a 169.254.*.* address.