Computer Practice N6 — Memo

June 2018 — N6 — Computer Practice

N6 2018 Nated Business

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1.1Bus Star Ring (3 2\ (6\

1.2Firefighting equipment/ uard agai nst overloading of electrical points/ arbon dioxide extinguishers/ moke detectors

1.3Number of programs running Number of documents open The amount of ache memory Fragmented files (Any 3 1\

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2.1.1efragmentation is the process of locating the non contiguous fragments of data into which a computer file may be divided as it is stored on a hard disk, and rearranging the fragments and resto ring them into fewer fragments or into the whole file.

2.1.2Backup refers to the copying of computer data so it may be used to restore the original after a data loss event.

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3.1Avira Prof essional Security (1\

3.2Computer not secured (1\

3.3PC protection Internet/Web protection Mail protection Provid ing a firewall (Any 3 1\ (3\

3.4No, only act ivated until 29/12/2016 (1\

3.5To be able to detect new viruses (1\

3.6Do not use any disks of unknown origin in your computer. Do not download files from untrusted sites on the internet. Control the access to your computers and the file ser ver. Change the CMOS setting so that the computer boots from the hard drive

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4.1rogram can't find a camera to perform a user task Make sure the camera is turned on and connected to the computer.

4.2Windows Explor er E rror. A dirty registry may cause Windows Explo rer to get stuck in a loop. Occurs when Windows cannot recover from a system error Restart the computer

4.3System32 error often caused by missing or corrupt system files Repair the installation of Windows or update Windows

4.4ile or folder can 't be deleted because it wasn't found Make sure you select the right file or folder. The file or folder may be renamed, move

4.5A file with the same name already exists in the destination. Choose one of the options: Replace the file Skip this file Compare info rmation for both files

4.6The storage device in the destination drive does not have enough free space for the files to be copied Delete unnec essary files on the storage device or use a different device (6

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5.5cm col 3: 5.45 cm Column 1: Your f business: Font Harlow Solid talic 10

4.8cm 13 Dotted (dashes\border 14 idth pt 15

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1.27cm Unchanged letterhead and footer Highlight all fields Insert current date in full, right

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2.54cm 6. Page 1: l andscape 7. Insert table 6 columns X 10 rows 8. Main h eading

1.5cm 10. Split cells for ID (13\ 11. Wrap, uc, centre, bold 12. Row

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1.1Do some house hunting homework first!

1.1.1Take in to consideration:

1.1.1.1 hat size do you need?

1.1.1.2 our choice of area

1.1.1.3 ccessibility to work, public transport and other amenities. Remember location really matters! 1. Comic Sans MS 12 pt All text and headers 2.

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2.1Know exactly how much you can afford.

2.1.1It's not just the instalment you'll be paying you need to include insurance (h omeowner s, household and life\ and municipal costs in your budget.

3.1BOND is available for first time buyers

3.2You could go online to do an affordability assessment to find out exactly how much credit you can access for your new home. 4. STEP FOUR: PUTTING D OWN A DEPOSIT

4.1You may need to put your own money on the table

4.2Some BOND products allow you to qualify for larger home loans without paying a deposit. 5. STEP FIVE: PLAN FOR ADDITIONAL COSTS

5.1Be aware of othe r costs that you will have to pay

5.1.1These include initiation and administration fees, legal costs, bond registration fees and VAT/Transfer Duty. 6. STEP SIX: BEGIN THE SEARCH

6.1There are a number of factors to consider:

6.1.1Sale price of similar houses in t he neighbourhood

6.1.2Mood of th e market and the neighbourhood

6.1.3The general condition of the house 7. STEP SEVEN: KNOW WHA T YOU ARE BUYING

7.1View as many properties as possible.

7.1.1Make comparisons.

7.1.2Make a short list.

7.1.3Think about the short list.

7.1.4Do not g uess or assume anything. 18. Page break MARKING GUIDELINE 18 GSN230

8.1It's now time to sign an offer to purchase and to complete your BOND application.

8.2Make sure you have the following documents on hand:

8.2.1Proof of income

8.2.2A South A frican bar coded or smart card identification document

8.2.3Copy of offer to purchase

8.2.4Proof of current residential address (municipal account, Telk om account or valid TV licence\

8.2.5Salary earners: most recent salary slip or banking statement for the last 3 mon ths

8.3Once the legal documents are signed, the transfer fees paid and the seller of the property paid, the deed is done.

8.4You are now a proud owner of your new home! 9. STEP NINE: LIVING UP TO YOUR RESPONSIBILITIE

9.1Make your BOND payments on time.

9.1.1It is vital that you do not miss a single monthly repayment

9.1.2Debit orders are a good way of preventing late payments 10. STEP TEN: THE BIG MO VE!

10.1He re are some tips to help you settle in faster.

10.1.1Change address with all relevant parties and specific authorities.

10.1.2Remember to sort out your utilit connections (water and electricity

10.1.3Always budget for other expenses

10.1.4Every building has a life cycle, therefore r epairs must be expected and planned for.

10.1.5Live within your budget. Prepare a monthly budget and stick to it. 21. parallel columns, headings in line 22

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1.1Do some house hunting homework first! ................................ ................. 30 2. STEP TWO: DO YOUR SU

2.1Know exactly how much you can afford. ................................ .................. 31 3. STEP THREE: BANKING ON A BUDGET ................................ .....................

3.1BOND is available for first time buyers. ................................ ............... 32

4.1You may need to put your own money on the table. ................................ .. 33 5. STEP FIVE: PLAN FOR ADDITIONAL COSTS ................................ .............

5.1Be aware of o ther costs that you will have to pay. ................................ .... 34 6. STEP SIX: BEGIN THE SEARCH ................................

6.1There are a number of factors to consider: ................................ .............. 35 7. STEP SEVEN: KNOW WHA T YOU ARE BUYING ................................ .........

7.1View as many properties as possible. ................................ ...................... 36 8. STEP EIGHT: I LIKE I T! I WANT IT! ................................ .........................

8.1It's now time to sign an offer to purchase and to complete your BOND application. ................................ ................................ .......................... 37 1. Verdana 12 pt

1.1Do some house hunting homework first!

1.1.1Take in to consideration:

1.1.1.1 What size do you need?

1.1.1.2 Your choice of area.

1.1.1.3 Accessibility to work, public transport and other amenities. Remember location really matters! 13. Page number bottom, right, starts with 30 14. age number format: Pg 30 in bold

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7.9MEDIUM

5.4LARGE

5.4SMALL 42% MEDIUM 29% LARGE 29% HOUSE PRICE INDICES: YEAR

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35.05 600.00 Possible house price 800 000.00 Deposit

8.064 000.00 PROJECTED MORTGAGE CALCULATION TABLE: Interest rate (per year\

7.8Term (in years\ 30 25 20 15 Principle R 736 000.00 R 736 000.00 R 736 000.00

5.0Period in months 12 Final value R 68 761.59 BEST OPTION: Years of loan: 25 Years (mortgage payment within reach of the budget of client\ (3\ Font

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0.35=B9*C8 800000

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0.0730 25 20 15 =$C$10-$C$11 =$C$10-$C$11 =$C$10-$C$11 =$C$10-$C$11 =PMT(B14/12,B15*12,-B16\

0.0512 =FV(C28/12,C29,-C27\ T=20 BEST OPTION: Years of loan: 25 Years (mortgage payment within reach of the budget of client\ (21\ Formulaes copied correctly (22\ Correct cell addresses used

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Key Information

Contact Number011 880 5678 · 083 123 4567

Email Addresseab@eaab.org.za · proprus@telkomsa.net

Websitewww.proprus.com

Paper information

TitleMemo

SubjectComputer Practice

LevelN6

Document typeNated Business

Year2018

MonthJune

Pages35

Downloads6

Examination context

Decade2010s

Years ago8y

SeasonWinter (SH)

Start dayFriday

Exam periodJune 2018

Days since exam3,054

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Computer Practice tests practical proficiency with productivity software and basic computer literacy. The examination combines theoretical knowledge with practical application.

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