Microsoft Office

AutoRecover is configured in File > Options > Save tab, where you set the interval for automatic saves. 'Save as' is a command for creating copies, not a configuration location. Menu dialog boxes are generic and not specific to auto-save settings.

The horizontal split bar appears at the top of the vertical scroll bar in MS Word. Clicking it allows you to split the window into two panes for viewing different parts of the document simultaneously. The horizontal scroll bar is at the bottom, not left or right.

View buttons (single page, two pages, page width) appear to the left of the horizontal scroll bar at the bottom of the Word window. These buttons change how the document pages are displayed visually. Tab stop buttons are above the ruler, and split buttons are part of the vertical scroll bar.

 Centre Indent is not available on the ruler of MS Word screen

Option 2 is correct.

When cutting and pasting, the item cut is temporarily stored in the clipboard.

By default, all the documents created in Word have 1 inch margins at the top/bottom, and 1.25 on the left/right.

The menu bar contains the File menu, which houses commands for creating new files, opening existing files, and saving files. These are fundamental file operations accessed through the menu bar (File → New, File → Open, File → Save). The status bar displays information about the current state, while toolbars provide quick access to frequently used commands but don't typically contain all file operation commands.

Merge tab is not included in the format cell dialog box. Hence, this is the required answer.

 Option (4) is correct.

Option (1) is correct.

Option 2 is correct.

Windows Vista is an operating system developed by Microsoft.

In Microsoft Office applications and many Windows programs, the F12 function key is a shortcut that opens the 'Save As' dialog box. This is a standard keyboard convention that allows users to quickly save a file with a new name or location without going through the File menu. F12 is specifically for 'Save As,' while Ctrl+S is typically used for regular 'Save.'

Correct option is (3).