| SERVER | Part of a computer network that performs a particular task, such as storing information (6) |
| EQUIPAGE | An old word for a horse-drawn carriage with liveried attendants; any retinue; the apparatus required for a particular task, such as tea-making; or, any set of useful articles (8) |
| OUTFIT | Informal word for a business or firm; a carefully selected set of matching clothes; or, a kit for a specific task, such as first aid (6) |
| HANDPICKED | Worker chosen to perform a particular task (4-6) |
| ANONYM | A fictitious name used when the person performs a particular social role. |
| MEMORY | ____ stick, device for copying and storing information from a computer (6) |
| CHACHAS | Performs a particular ballroom dance |
| GOFER | Slang word for an assistant whose duties include menial tasks such as running errands (5) |
| PREP | Kitchen tasks such as chopping vegetables and boning fish, for short |
| WEB | Computer network that may be full of bugs (3) |
| OMISSION | Sin of ____, a failure to perform a particular act (8) |
| LAN | Computer network that links devices in a building (3) |
| SPIDERWEB | Special pride's associated with computer network that can catch bugs |
| EMERGENCY | Internet boon, storing information in a crisis (9) |
| EUGENIC | Prompt about storing information, one trying to improve issue (7) |
| ROUTER | Device which forwards data packets to the appropriate parts of a computer network (6) |
| METHOD | From the Greek meaning "pursuit of knowledge", a word originally for a prescribed medical treatment, later an established systematic procedure for accomplishing a particular task (6) |
| APPLET | Small computer program performing a particular task, working within a larger one (6) |
| LOGOFF | Sign out of a computer (network) (3,3) |
| ACCESS | A way or means of entry; a fit of illness or emotion; or, permission to log in/on to a computer network (6) |
