A computer memory device consisting of a platter with a magnetically encoded surface that retrieves data by being spun past read heads. Disks can be internal (hard disks) or removable. A common example is the Compact Disc (CD).
Drilling down involves navigating through a series of menus or steps to access more detailed information within a system.
A 'file' can refer to the act of organizing material for easy retrieval, a collection of stored information on a computer, or the formal submission of a document.
A computer search throughout an entire document for words, characters, or other data that might need to be located or changed.
Hypertext, also known as hyperdocuments, refers to electronic documents that present information readable through non-linear pathways by following multiple connections or links.
A search engine is a software system designed to perform web searches, allowing users to search for information on the World Wide Web using keywords or phrases. The results typically include a list of web pages, images, videos, and other types of files relevant to the query.
