Word processing and presentation software may be broken down into two categories: open source and proprietary. Here, we will compare and contrast these two categories, as well as show an example of each kind of program. Freeware and shareware versions of email and web browsers are both readily accessible.

Word processing and presentation software may be broken down into two categories: open source and proprietary. Here, we will compare and contrast these two categories, as well as show an example of each kind of program. Freeware and shareware versions of email and web browsers are both readily accessible.

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9th Edition

ISBN:9781337681919

Author:BIDGOLI

Publisher:BIDGOLI

Chapter13: Intelligent Information Systems

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 2P

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