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1 Chapter 3 Application Software Chapter 3 Objectives Identify the categories of application software Explain ways software is distributed Explain how to work with application software Identify the key features of widely used business programs Identify the key features of widely used graphics and multimedia programs Identify the key features of widely used home, personal, and educational programs Identify the types of application software used in communications Describe the function of several utility programs Discuss the advantages of using application software on the Web Describe the learning aids available for application software 1
2 Application Software What is application software? Programs designed to make users more productive and/or assist them with personal tasks p. 134 Fig. 3-1 Application Software How is software distributed? Packaged software, mass-produced Custom software, performs functions specific to a business or industry Open source software, provided for use, modification, and redistribution Shareware, copyrighted software that is distributed free for trial period Freeware, copyrighted software provided at no cost Public-domain software, freeware with no copyright restrictions p
3 Application Software What is system software? Programs that control the operations of the computer Serves as the interface between the user, the application software, and the computer s hardware p. 135 Fig. 3-2 Application Software How do you start an application? From the desktop, click the Start button, point to All Programs, and click the name of the application The program s instructions load into memory Application Start button All Programs p. 136 Fig
4 Application Software What is a window? A rectangular area of the screen that displays a program, data, and/or information Menu Bar p Fig. 3-3 Application Software What is a dialog box? A window that provides information, presents available options, or requests a response p Fig
5 Business Software What is business software? Application software that assists people in becoming more effective and efficient p. 138 Fig. 3-4 Business Software What is word processing software? Allows users to create and manipulate text and graphics Clip art is a collection of graphics that you can insert in documents Click to view Web Link, click Chapter 3, Click Web Link from left navigation, then click Word Processing Software below Chapter 3 p Fig
6 Business Software What are popular word processing features? AutoCorrect AutoFormat Collaboration Columns Grammar Checker Ink Input Macros Mail Merge Reading Layout Research Smart Tags Tables Templates Thesaurus Tracking Changes Voice Recognition Web Page Development p. 140 Fig. 3-6 Business Software What is a font? A name assigned to a specific design of characters Font size indicates the size of the characters in a particular font in points (a single point is about 1/72 of an inch in height) Font style adds emphasis to a font such as bold, italic, and underline p. 141 Fig
7 Business Software What is spreadsheet software? Organizes data in rows and columns Performs calculations and recalculates when data changes = A1+B2 (*C12) = D1+E2 (*F12) = SUM (C12:Y12) Click to view Web Link, click Chapter 3, Click Web Link from left navigation, then click Spreadsheet Software below Chapter 3 p. 142 Business Software How is a spreadsheet organized? Columns identified by letters Rows identified by numbers A cell is the intersection of a column and row p Fig
8 Business Software What is a function? A predefined formula that performs common calculations =B10+B11+B12+B13+B14 =SUM(B10:B14) p. 143 Fig. 3-9 Business Software What is charting? Allows you to display spreadsheet data in graphical form p. 144 Fig
9 Business Software What is database software? Allows you to create and manage data Add, change, delete, sort, and retrieve data p. 145 Business Software What are the parts of a database? A table contains records A record is a row in a table that contains information about a given person, product, object, or event A field is a column in a table that contains a specific category of data within a record p. 145 Fig
10 Business Software How do you extract information from a database? Run queries to retrieve data Can be sent as a report to the printer p. 145 Business Software What is presentation graphics software? Used to create visual aids for presentations A presentation is sometimes called a slide show Click to view Web Link, click Chapter 3, Click Web Link from left navigation, then click Presentation Graphics Software below Chapter 3 p. 146 Fig
11 Business Software What is note taking software? Enables users to enter typed text, handwritten comments, drawings, or sketches anywhere on the page Notes are organized like a notebook p. 147 Fig Business Software What is Personal Information Manager Software? Includes a calendar, address book, notepad, and synchronization with desktop computer Most PDAs and many smart phones include PIM functionality p. 148 Fig
12 Business Software What can you do with PDA business software? Create documents and worksheets Manage databases and lists Create slide shows Take notes Manage budgets and finances View and edit photographs Read electronic books Plan travel routes Compose and read messages Send instant messages Browse the Web p. 148 Business Software What is a software suite? A collection of individual programs sold as a single package Two major advantages: lower cost ease of use Click to view Web Link, click Chapter 3, Click Web Link from left navigation, then click StarOffice below Chapter 3 p
13 Business Software What is project management software? Allows you to plan, schedule, track, and analyze the events, resources, and costs of a project p. 149 Fig Business Software What is accounting software? Helps companies record and report their financial transactions p. 149 Fig
14 Business Software What is document management software? Provides a means for sharing, distributing, and searching through documents by converting them into a format that can be viewed by any user p. 150 Fig Business Software What is enterprise computing software? Large organizations require special computing solutions Each functional unit has specialized software requirements Human Resources Accounting Engineering Manufacturing Marketing Sales Distribution Customer Service IT p
15 Graphics and Multimedia Software What are some popular graphics and multimedia software products? p. 151 Fig Graphics and Multimedia Software What is computer-aided design (CAD)? Sophisticated application software that allows you to create engineering, architectural, and scientific designs p. 150 Fig
16 Graphics and Multimedia Software What is desktop publishing software? Enables you to design and produce sophisticated documents that contain text, graphics, and many colors p. 152 Fig Graphics and Multimedia Software What is paint/image editing software? Used to create and modify graphical images Sometimes called illustration software p. 152 Fig
17 Graphics and Multimedia Software What is professional photo editing software? Allows users to customize digital photographs Save images in a variety of file formats p Fig Graphics and Multimedia Software What is video and audio editing software? Video editing software allows you to modify a segment of a video, called a clip Audio editing software allows you to modify audio clips p. 153 Fig
18 Graphics and Multimedia Software What is multimedia authoring software? Allows you to combine text, graphics, audio, video, and animation in an interactive application p. 154 Fig Graphics and Multimedia Software What is Web page authoring software? Helps users of all skill levels to create Web pages Some application software programs include Web page authoring programs video audio graphical images animation organize manage maintain Web pages and/or Web sites p
19 Software for Home, Personal, and Educational Use What software products are available for home, personal, and educational use? Click to view Web Link, click Chapter 3, Click Web Link from left navigation, then click Tax Preparation Software, Personal DTP Software, Microsoft Office Clip Art, and Reference Software below Chapter 3 p Figs Application Software for Communications What software facilitates communication? Web browsers Chat rooms Video conferencing FTP Newsgroups Instant messaging Blogging p. 161 Fig
20 Popular Utility Programs What are some widely used stand-alone utility programs? Antivirus Program Personal Firewall Spyware Remover Internet Filters File Manager Click to view Web Link, click Chapter 3, Click Web Link from left navigation, then click Antivirus Programs below Chapter 3 File Compression Backup CD/DVD Burning PC Maintenance p. 162 Fig Application Software on the Web What is a Web application? A software application that exists on a Web site, such as maps and directions Some Web applications store your data and information at their site Some are free p. 163 Figs
21 Applications on the Web What is an application service provider (ASP)? Third-party organization that manages and distributes software and services on the Web Allows companies to outsource information technology (IT) needs p. 164 Learning Aids and Support Tools for Application Software What is Online Help? Electronic equivalent of a user manual p. 164 Fig. 3-42a 21
22 Learning Aids and Support Tools for Application Software What is Web-based Help? A Web site linked from Online Help Provides updates and more resources to respond to technical issues about a program Some Web sites contain chat rooms where a user can talk directly with a technical support person p Fig. 3-42b Learning Aids and Support Tools Within an Application How can I learn more about a software package? Books Web School p. 165 Fig
23 Learning Aids and Support Tools Within an Application What is Web-based training (WBT)? Self-directed, self-paced instruction on a topic on the Web Distance learning (DL) is the delivery of education at one location while the learning takes place at other locations Click to view Web Link, click Chapter 3, Click Web Link from left navigation, then click Distance Learning below Chapter 3 p. 166 Fig Summary of Application Software Application software Software for communications Business software Widely used utility programs Graphics and multimedia software Applications on the Web Software for home, personal, and educational use Learning aids and support tools within an application Chapter 3 Complete 23
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