Answer the following questions. Include the questions in your answer.

Document Headers

All pieces of paper need to be identified -- they need labels. Place a "header" in all your homework for this course as follows;

• In Word, go to View>Headers and Footers.
• The header will then appear in your document, and your cursor will appear on the top left.
• Move the cursor postion to right alignment by clicking on the "right align" button.
• Type the following information in the header:
  1. Your name;
  2. The Title of the course, i.e., "CA 172 Germantown, T-Th;"
  3. The Professor's Name;
  4. Identify the Homework Assignment, i.e. "Assign. 1 - ISP;"
  5. The Due Date;
  6. The date you submit the assignment;
  7. The page number (Note: there's an page # button on the Header/Footer Toolbar
• Close the toolbar.

OK, now for the assignment!

Your Internet Service Provider (ISP) At Home

Answer the following questions for your home ISP service. If you don't have Internet service at home, but access the internet from work or from the computer labs at the college, then answer these questions concerning your access to the Internet. You may have to talk with the college's lab help desk or your business IT support personnel.

• What company provides you with ISP service?
• What is the cost of ISP service per month?
• If the service is free, what is the trade-off?
• Is it worth paying for the service?
• Speed of Internet service delivery.Which of the following do you use for delivery of internet service at home?
  • 28.8 Kbps modem (Ha! This is so outdated it's not even funny. Computers are no longer sold with 28 Kbps modems. These slow modems, of almost no use on the Internet, were phased out starting in around 1998);
  • 56.6 Kbps modem;
  • DSL Service
  • Cable modem from your cable company. (If so, name the cable company).
  • ISDN
  • T1 line
  • T3 line
  • Other
• Does your internet service support 28.8 Kb modems?
• Does your ISP provide 24-7 tech support?
• What do you get with your service?
  1. Internet Access;
  2. SMTP (e-mail)
  3. POP
  4. IMAP
  5. MIME