What do these terms mean? (1 Viewer)

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Capital Equipment
Pivot Table
and...
Dissection / sub-disection (these are in order forms but have no idea what they are).

I saw these in some trial paper.


Thanks

 

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pivot table is not required(if talking excel wise), check my thread:simple excel question...

 

[Glide]

no idea.

 

[puffkenny]

capital equipments are equipments that are used to serve a purpose and generate assets. eg printers to print out ads, etc
they are the non-current assets of the business

 

[chris42]

Yeah, and just for the book, if they are not capital equiptment, they are consumables.

 

[puffkenny]

yeh, consumables are disposable ones like ink cartridges, papers, condoms etc

 

[Winston]

Originally posted by puffkenny
condoms etc

LOL

idiot!

 

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consumables:
materials used up for computer technology

 

[puffkenny]

I dun wanna make another thread so here's another question:
WTF is a ComCare?

 

[chris42]

Originally posted by puffkenny
I dun wanna make another thread so here's another question:
WTF is a ComCare?

Where did you get that question from ?

 

[puffkenny]

in Carling Handy's notes from the BOS website. she mentioned it in her IT summary. It's under OH&S

 

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sounds like some union...

 

[puffkenny]

here's the link http://www.boredofstudies.org/view.php?course=38

 

[puffkenny]

o ok, just found out: it is the commonwealth body for OH&S, as opposed to NSW's Workcover

 

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i've got the notes..

but sounds like an union..

*goes and use google*

 

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Comcare is the workers' compensation insurer for the Australian Commonwealth
Government, providing safety, rehabilitation and compensation services

 

[puffkenny]

o ic, thanks mate

 

[puffkenny]

o ok, just found out: it is the commonwealth body for OH&S, as opposed to NSW's Workcover

 

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Thanks allot guys. So theres basicaly 2 categories "Consumables" and "capital equipment"?

 

[Truly_bored]

just wandering wat does VGA and SVGA stand for?