A PDF must be put into an external program after being exported to be edited, you can't make direct changes to it. This eliminates answer choice A.
You can print documents with other extensions besides .pdf, such as those of Word documents and such, it doesn't have to be a .pdf. This eliminates answer choice B.
Since you can't directly edit a PDF, C is a possible answer.
Files don't have to be saved as a .pdf, especially just for the first time. Whenever you save a file, first time or not, you can save it as anything, and there's no reason to have to save it as a .pdf. This eliminates answer choice D.
So the answer is C. it contains material you don't want changed.
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Answer: C. It is not possible for any top computer hacker to gain access to a computer equipped with the recognition software solely by virtue of skill in replicating the structure of fingerprints
Explanation:
Option A is incorrect. There's no information on the speed and analysis of the fingerprint.
Option B is incorrect. No information regarding computer installation was given in the passage.
Option C is correct. With the information, it can be concluded that it is impossible for a top hacker to have access to the protected computer.
Option D is Incorrect. Information regarding time and investment costs that were incurred during the software development wasn't given in the passage
Option E is Incorrect. The passage didn't give information on the errors that the software produced.
Answer:
A window notifying that: Found New Hardware Wizard
Explanation:
As soon as any device is plugged into the USB port, the default settings will display a window onto the screen which will notify about the addition of a new hardware to the system. This window can further be used to know the properties of the hardware or for configuration settings.
This process is same like the software part, that whenever a new application is installed onto the system a pop up notification alerts about its presence.
So when the scanner will be attached through USB port a window will be appeared notifying about the discovery of new hardware.