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The document compares the Internet and Intranet, highlighting that the Internet is a public, unsafe network with unlimited information, while the Intranet is a private, secure network with limited information. It also explains the differences between hyperlinks and hypertext, as well as internal and external modems. Additionally, it provides step-by-step instructions for downloading and uploading files using cloud computing services like Microsoft OneDrive.

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Quetion and Answer

The document compares the Internet and Intranet, highlighting that the Internet is a public, unsafe network with unlimited information, while the Intranet is a private, secure network with limited information. It also explains the differences between hyperlinks and hypertext, as well as internal and external modems. Additionally, it provides step-by-step instructions for downloading and uploading files using cloud computing services like Microsoft OneDrive.

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Internet Intranet

Internet is unsafe. Intranet is safe.

On the internet, there is more number of In the intranet, there is less number of
visitors. visitors.

Internet is a public network. Intranet is a private network.

Anyone can access the Internet. In this, anyone can’t access the Intranet.

The Internet provides unlimited information. Intranet provides limited information.

Hyperlink Hypertext

Hyperlink is the link which when clicked opens another A hypertext is a text with
document. hyperlinks.

A hypertext can only be in text


It can be text, icons, graphic or images.
form.

Internet Intranet

Internet is a global wide area network Intranet is a computer network within an


that connects computer systems across organisation, used to share files and resources of
the world. the organisation securely.

The private information of an organisation cannot


The public information on the internet is
be accessed by any outside person as it is protected
accessible to all.
by firewall.
Internal Modem External Modem

An internal modem is a network device An external modem is a small box connected to


which is attached to the internal slot of the the communication port and is placed outside
motherboard. the CPU.

These modems are cheaper as compared to These modems are expensive in comparison to
external modems. internal modems.

Website Web Browser

Web browser is an application software


A website is a collection of webpages on the
which helps the users access and view
internet about a particular subject.
different websites.

A web browser includes navigation


A website includes content, information, images,
buttons, web browser’s address bar,
videos, hyperlinks to visit different web pages,
integrated search, etc. For example,
etc. For example, www.yahoo.com
Google Chrome.

Write down all the steps with reference to cloud computing while:

(a) Downloading files

(b) Uploading files

Answer

(a) Downloading files

To download a file using cloud computing, follow these steps:

Step 1: In your OneDrive account, open 'Documents' folder. It will show all the files available in it.
Step 2: Select the file to be downloaded and click the option 'Download'.

The selected files will be downloaded on your computer.

(b) Uploading files

To upload a file using cloud computing, follow these steps:

Step 1: Sign in to Microsoft OneDrive account. The OneDrive page will open.
Step 2: Click 'Upload' and then select 'Files' from the drop-down list.
Step 3: The 'Open' dialog box will appear on the screen. Choose the file to be uploaded and
click 'Open'.

The selected file will be uploaded in OneDrive under 'My Files' option.

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