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clmills979

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Match the following condition with the maintenance issue causing it:
 
  I. overheating
  II. key not working
  III. non-responsive mouse
  IV. blank rows on printouts
  V. slow loading files
 
  A. lint buildup on XY rollers
  B. clogged nozzle
  C. dust accumulation
  D. fragmentation
  E. sticky material

Question 2

In an OpenOffice Base database, a ________ is typically used for entering more detailed information about certain types of data.
 
  A) query
 
  B) form
 
  C) report
 
  D) subform



ecabral0

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Answer to Question 1

C, E, A, B, D

Answer to Question 2

D



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