Read the following conversations and see how the new words are used.

[W] I did a computer search to see how much was spent on education last year.

[M] I'm sure you discovered that more money was allocated to the military than to education.

[W] Unfortunately, yes. I fail to see why we ignore this tragic fact.

[M] I can't figure this out. When I tried to access my E-mail program, the monitor went black.

[W] Sounds like there's a problem with the display.

[M] Let me shut down the computer and then try one more time.

[M] Have you figured out what the problem is?

[W] Yes, the new software program is not compatible with this operating system.

[M] I think we warned you about that before you purchased the program.

[W] I've made duplicate copies of my files and stored them on separate diskettes.

[M] That's a good idea. I accidentally deleted an important file and had no backup.

[W] You shouldn't ignore the warnings about always saving your data.