Word processing included?

The pretreatment phase includes concentrating the product, adding components to increase stability. In many cases the decision to pretreat a product is based on the theoretical knowledge on the freeze-drying process. There are many method of pretreatment including freeze concentration, formulation to stabilize reactive products, formulation to Increase the surface area etc.

Some would say Input, Processing, Output. The diagram would be an arrow from input to processing, then an arrow from processing to to output. Then an arrow from output to Input in this way of looking at it. You will find more complicated descriptions and diagrams, too.

http://technology.blurtit.com/300718/what-is-data-processing-cycle
The data processing cycle:

It is Sequence of steps performed repeatedly by a computer in the execution of a program. The computer's central processing unit (CPU) continuously works through a loop. It fetches a program instruction from memory. Then the CPU fetches any data it needs. Then it applies the data to the program. It stores the result in memory. Then it fetches another program instruction.
Others include more stages: http://www.enterprisefeatures.com/6-important-stages-in-the-data-processing-cycle/

data collection
data preparation
data input
data processing
data storage
data output

Use 'Paint' in Windows. It's included at no charge for any windows machine.

You need to find out what process is hogging up your resources and slowing down your computer. Open task manager and look for a process that is using up a lot of CPU, memory or both. Once you have found the process first google the name to see what program it belongs to and if it is legitimate or a virus.

If the process is tied to an application you can end the process and see if your computer speeds up. If this is the case you will need to do a little research to see why that application is so resource intensive.

If it is a virus you will need either use another anti-virus program to remove it or find instructions on how to do it manually.

I don't think it will let me type a long enough answer to describe that question. Best way to learn this is go to a public library and find their Chilton's Manuals. Find the appropriate manual for your year of car and they should have a detailed step by step instructions for doing this job. They also include many pictures for the process. That is a big job and pretty hard to type each step of the process in a way you'd understand on this website.

Lift the lids and it is on the front left hand side