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This hub provides extensive practice on computer software operations and keyboard shortcuts. It covers document formatting, spreadsheet navigation, and common application commands. These questions are essential for candidates preparing for banking, railways, and staff selection computer proficiency tests.
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Computer Software Operations Questions
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Source entry can be updated by clicking the shortcut
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If the source entry is deleted, shortcut icon changes to indicate a broken link
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Access permission for a shortcut entry can be changed
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The access permission given to the shortcut entry does not change the access permission of source entry
A
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Explanation
A shortcut is a reference to a source file/folder. Clicking a shortcut opens the source entry but does not update it - updating requires editing the source directly. When the source is deleted, the shortcut becomes a broken link (B is true). Shortcut access permissions can be changed independently (C is true), and modifying shortcut permissions does not affect the source (D is true). Since the question asks which statement is FALSE, A correctly identifies that clicking a shortcut does not update the source.
B
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Explanation
In QTP (QuickTest Professional), Ctrl+R is the keyboard shortcut to open the Object Repository window. This provides quick access to view and manage test objects. The option has a minor typo ('Crl' instead of 'Ctrl') but the intended answer is correct.
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Ctrl+F5
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Alt+F5
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F5
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Shift_F5
A
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Explanation
In QuickTest Professional (QTP) / Unified Functional Testing (UFT), the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+F5 is used to run the test session starting from the currently selected step.
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Tab
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Spacebar
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Enter
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Backspace
C
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Explanation
Traditional typewriters had Tab, Spacebar, and Backspace (or equivalent backspace mechanism), but did not have an Enter/Return key. Line breaks on typewriters were created by a carriage return lever, not a key. The Enter key is a computer keyboard addition for sending commands or confirming input.
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Precede it with two forward slashes, i.e. '//'
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Precede it with an asterisk and a forward slash, i.e. '*/'
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Precede it with an asterisk, i.e. '*'
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Precede it with a forward slash and an asterisk, i.e. '/*'
A
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Explanation
Single-line comments in JavaScript use // at the beginning of the line. Option D shows the opening of multi-line comments (/), Option B shows the closing of multi-line comments (/), and Option C shows just an asterisk used for other purposes.
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Precede it with two forward slashes, i.e. '//'
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Precede it with an asterisk and a forward slash, i.e. '*/'
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Precede it with an asterisk, i.e. '*'
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Precede it with a forward slash and an asterisk, i.e. '/*'
A
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Explanation
Single-line comments in JavaScript start with two forward slashes (//). Option B describes the end of a multi-line comment (/), option C is just multiplication, and option D is the start of a multi-line comment (/), which can span multiple lines but isn't used for single lines.
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Ctrl+E
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Ctrl+D
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Ctrl+C
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None of the ablove
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Ctrl+1
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Ctrl+2
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Ctrl+3
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Ctrl+4
B
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Explanation
Ctrl+2 opens the Calendar view in Outlook. The navigation shortcuts are Ctrl+1 for Mail, Ctrl+2 for Calendar, Ctrl+3 for Contacts, and Ctrl+4 for Tasks. These provide quick switching between Outlook modules.
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Alt+F1
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Alt+F2
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Alt+F3
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Alt+F4
A
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Explanation
Alt+F1 toggles the Navigation Pane in Outlook. This shows or hides the left pane containing Mail, Calendar, Contacts, and other folder views. The Navigation Pane is essential for moving between Outlook components.
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Ctrl+Shift+Q
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Ctrl+Shift+N
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Ctrl+Shift+H
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Ctrl+Shift+S
A
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Explanation
Ctrl+Shift+Q is the standard Outlook keyboard shortcut to create a new meeting request. This combination directly opens a new meeting window, allowing users to quickly schedule appointments without navigating menus.
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Ctrl+W
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Ctrl+Q
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Ctrl+R
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Ctrl+Z
B
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Explanation
Ctrl+Q is the Outlook keyboard shortcut that marks the selected message as read. This is different from Ctrl+R (reply) or Ctrl+W (close), providing a quick way to manage message status without opening each item.
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Ctrl+N
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Ctrl+U
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Ctrl+K
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Ctrl+S
C
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Explanation
Ctrl+K is the Outlook keyboard shortcut for the Check Names feature, which validates and resolves email addresses in the To field. This helps ensure recipient addresses are correct before sending messages.
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Ctrl+R
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Ctrl+S
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Ctrl+N
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Ctrl+F
A
Correct answer
Explanation
Ctrl+R is the universal Outlook keyboard shortcut for replying to the selected message. This快捷键 opens a reply window to the sender, making email responses faster without navigating through menus.
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messagebox
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alert
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confirm
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input
C
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Explanation
The confirm() function in JavaScript displays a dialog box with 'OK' and 'Cancel' buttons, returning true for OK and false for Cancel. This is the standard method for Yes/No confirmation dialogs in client-side JavaScript.
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/search_string
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%search_string
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_search_strin
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None
A
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Explanation
In vi editor, searching is done with / followed by the search string. The pattern /search_string will search forward for 'search_string' in the file. The % and _ prefixes are not valid vi search commands. Note the question has typos: 'serach' should be 'search' and 'sting' should be 'string'.