Explain the difference between a suite of programs and integrated software
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Office suites combine commonly used office applications such word processing, database, spreadsheet, graphics, and presentation software. Each of the programs can be used alone, such as Microsoft Word, but are packaged together with other standalone programs. Two of the most common office suites are Microsoft Office and Corel Office. These suites provide a direct integration between the different programs in the suite. Charts, graphs, and spreadsheets are easily shared among programs in the MS Office or Corel Office suites. The same integration also exists between many programs of different software companies. Some programs allow direct export to other programs, such as NoteMap, which allows the transfer of files into Word. To make work even easier, some suites add a button to its toolbar to integrate with another program, such as the Adobe Acrobat button on the MS Word screen.
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Tina, speaking at a political rally for a candidate for Congress, stated that the current Representative was behind the times, was racist, and was crazy. Are her statements protected under the First Amendment to the Constitution?
a. Yes. Political speech receives an especially high degree of protection. Such speech may not be barred even when it is offensive or outrageous as long as it is not intended and likely to create imminent lawless action. b. Yes. Political speech is protected no matter what the content because the Framers of the Constitution were primarily concerned with enabling democracy to function, and open political arguments are encouraged.. c. No. Speech that is offensive or outrageous cannot receive Constitutional protection. d. No. The First Amendment does not protect political speech.
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Preparation for trial is similar to preparation for:
a. settlement. b. discovery. c. investigation. d. opening statements. e. closing arguments.