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Computer Software Operations
1,659 Questions
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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Ctrl + I
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Ctrl + T
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Alt + Left Arrow
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Alt + D
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Ctrl + Tab
A
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Explanation
This shortcut key is used to display the available bookmarks.
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Alt + Left Arrow
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Alt + Right Arrow
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Ctrl + (- or +)
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Alt + Down Arrow
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Spacebar
C
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Explanation
This shortcut key is used to increase or decrease the font size. Pressing ' - ' will decrease the font size and ' + ' will increase the size.
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Alt + D
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Ctrl + Tab
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Alt + F
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Ctrl + F
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Ctrl + D
D
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Explanation
This shortcut is used to search the text in the current web page.
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Ctrl + D
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Ctrl + P
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Ctrl + S
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Alt + D
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Ctrl + N
C
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Explanation
This shortcut key is used to save the current web page.
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Ctrl + P
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Ctrl + F4
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Ctrl + Tab
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Ctrl + H
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F5
D
Correct answer
Explanation
This shortcut key is used to open the history of a web browser.
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Alt + F
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Ctrl + E
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Ctrl + D
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Alt + D
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Ctrl + S
B
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Explanation
This shortcut key is used to open the search box.
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Alt + Home
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Home
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Alt + Left Arrow
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Alt + Right Arrow
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F5
B
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Explanation
This shortcut key is used to move to the beginning of the web page.
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Ctrl + F
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Alt + F
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Ctrl + N
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Ctrl + D
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Alt + D
B
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Explanation
This shortcut key is used to open the menu present in the browser.
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invoking a particular menu option without using mouse
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using keyboard and mouse for invoking a menu option
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listing the information of keyboard
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none of these
A
Correct answer
Explanation
Keyboard shortcuts are designed to let users invoke menu commands and perform actions quickly without reaching for the mouse. They improve efficiency for experienced users. Option A captures this core purpose. Options B, C, and D are incorrect - shortcuts don't require mouse input, don't list keyboard info, and aren't irrelevant.
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Tool bar
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Tool box
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Form designer
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Property window
A
Correct answer
Explanation
The toolbar is a UI component containing icons/buttons that provide quick one-click access to frequently used commands in programming environments like Visual Basic. Unlike the toolbox (which contains controls for design), the toolbar focuses on execution commands like run, stop, save, etc.
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F5
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Alt+V+C
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both (1) and (2)
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F4
D
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Explanation
In Visual Basic, pressing F4 displays the Properties Window, which shows the properties of the selected control or form. F5 is typically used to run the application, and Alt+V+C is not a standard shortcut for the Properties Window.
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Command button
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Text box
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Option button
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None of these
D
Correct answer
Explanation
The question asks what is NOT controlled by the Toolbox. The Toolbox provides access to controls like Command buttons, Text boxes, and Option buttons. Since all these are controlled by the Toolbox, 'None of these' (meaning none are excluded) is the correct answer.
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cut and copy
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cut and paste
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cut and print
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copy and paste
D
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Explanation
CTRL+C copies the selected text or item to the clipboard. CTRL+V pastes the clipboard contents at the current cursor position. These are universal keyboard shortcuts across operating systems and applications.
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debugging
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running
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exiting
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none of the above
B
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Explanation
The F5 function key is commonly used in Visual Basic and many IDEs to run or execute the current program. It compiles and launches the application for testing and debugging.
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Alt+C
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Alt+C+D
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Alt+V+C
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Ctrl+C+S
C
Correct answer
Explanation
To access the code window in Visual Basic 6, you use the View menu. Pressing Alt+V opens the View menu, then pressing C selects the Code option. This keyboard shortcut (Alt+V+C) displays the code window for the selected object. The other options are not valid VB shortcuts.