User Interfaces

User Interfaces

1. The graphic user interface relies on high resolution graphics.

2. The graphic user interface is based upon the use of windows, icons, menus and pointers often referred to WIMP interface.

3. Windows can contain a variety of tasks, such as: application software, internet browsers and file management details.

4. The command line interface is a method for interacting with a computer operating system or with system software by typing commands to perform specific tasks.

5. A direct nueral interface is often referred to as a brain computer interface or brain machine interface and is used where there is a need for a direct communication or link between an external device and the brain.

6. There are many ways that windows can be customised. How windows are displayed is very much a matter of preference and several windos can be displayed putting them side to side on the desktop and are resized to allow the user to interact with them.

7. other features that can be customised are: screen display resolution, adjust volume, desktop contrat colour scheme and background, set date and time( automatically adjusts for summer time).