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Computer hardware:
computer contains three devices. Input device: that gives instruction to the computer. Ex: mouse and keyboard. CPU: CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT. It contains three units. Alu (arithmetic and logical unit): to perform calculations and comparisons. CU (control unit): to control the entire computer. Memory unit: where the data is stored. Computer understands machine language that is binary system contains 1's and 0's. This is called binary digit (or bit). Memory measurement 8bits: 1byte 1024 bytes: 1 kilo byte 1024 kilo bytes: 1 mega byte 1024 mega bytes: 1 gega byte 1024 gega bytes: 1 tera byte Output device: to get the output of the data that the system processed. Ex: monitor, printer. When we switch on the computer. The screen that appears on the monitor is divided into two parts. Desk top: contains icons of applications. So that the user can open certain application directly by double clicking on that icon that represents the application. Task bar: that contains start button and clock. It shows all the applications opened by the user. Folder: folder is a container to hold file and folders. How to create a folder on desk top: 1) Right click on the empty space on the desk top. 2) Pop up menu appears. Select new-> folder option 3) Type the folder name u want to give it. How to create a shortcut for ms-word Click on start button->all programs -> msoffice ->msoffice word 2003 -> right click -> send to -> desktop (create shortcut) How to change the background or wallpaper of the desktop: 1) Right click on the empty space of the desktop 2) Context menu or popup menu appears 3) Select properties option from the menu 4) Display properties window appears 5) Go to desktop tab 6) Select the picture from the background list box 7) Click on OK button or press enter key. 1 of 17
MSOffice 2007 : Microsoft Office is a commercial office suite of inter-related desktop applications, servers and services for the Microsoft Windows and Mac OS X operating systems, introduced by Microsoft in August 1, 1989. Initially a marketing term for a bundled set of applications, the first version of Office contained Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, and Microsoft PowerPoint. Over the years, Office applications have grown substantially closer with shared features such as a common spell checker, OLE data integration and Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications scripting language. Microsoft also positions Office as a development platform for line-of-business software under the Office Business Applications brand. The current version is Office 2010 for Windows, released on June 15, 2010 Msword - document file File extension - .docx File contains - pages or papers Used to store text data. Msexcel - workbook File extension - .xlsx File contains - work sheets Used to store numeric data Mspowerpoint - presentation File extension - .pptx File contains - slides Used to prepare presentation
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Consolidate To consolidate data, you combine the values from several ranges of data. Sorting: sorting is a technique to arrange the data based on certain column in ascending or descending order. 1) Select the data 2) Click on data tab -> sort 3) Select the column name on which u want to sort Select the sorting order a) A-Z or Z-A if it is text 9 of 17
Scenarios
A scenario is a set of values that Microsoft Excel saves and can substitute automatically in your worksheet. You can use scenarios to forecast the outcome of a worksheet model. You can create and save different groups of values on a worksheet and then switch to any of these new scenarios to view different results. To create your scenario, do the following:
From the Excel menu bar, click on Tools From the drop down menu, click on Scenarios The Scenario Manager dialogue box pops up
Click inside the Scenario Name text box and type Original Budget
You now need to tell Excel which cells will be changing. Although nothing will be changing in this scenario (because it's our original), we still need to specify which cells will be changing. We want to reduce the Food bill, the Clothes Bill, and the Phone bill. So click inside the Changing Cells text box Click back on your spreadsheet and highlight cells B7 to B9 The "marching ants" will appear around your selected area, and your dialogue box will look like this one:
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Click the OK button at the bottom Excel will prompt you for the Scenario Values We don't want the values on the original to change, so just click OK You are taken back to the Scenario Manager Dialogue box, and you'll see the scenario you have just created displayed.
We now need to create another Scenario, so that we can switch between the original budget and the new one. So click the Add button to add a new scenario. When you get the Add Scenario dialogue box back up again, click inside the Scenario Name text box and type Budget Two. The Changing cells text box should read B7:B9. These are the cells we want to change, so leave them alone Click the OK button at the bottom of the Add Scenario dialogue box You will be taken to the Scenario Values dialogue box. It looks like the one below:
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Click the OK button when you're done. You'll be taken back to the Scenario Manager. And this is where the fun starts. To view a scenario, click on one from the list. Then click the Show button. In the image below, Budget Two has been selected:
After you click the Show button, have a look at your spreadsheet. The figures should have changed. Select Original Budget from the list, and then click the Show button. Your spreadsheet should show the original figures. Click the Close button on the dialogue box when you're done. To view your two scenarios again, just click on Tools > Scenarios. This will bring up the Scenario Manager again. 13 of 17
Scenario Reports
Another thing you can do with a scenario is produce a report. This is quite easy. To produce a report of your scenarios, do the following:
Click on Tools from the menu bar From the drop-down menu, click on Scenarios The Scenario Manager dialogue box appears Click on the Summary button The following dialogue box appears
To change the result cells, click on your spreadsheet Click individual cells by holding down the Ctrl key on your keyboard, and then clicking inside a cell with your left mouse button So hold down the Ctrl key and click on cell D3 (income) Hold down the Ctrl key and click on cell B12 Hold down the Ctrl key and click on cell D13 If you make a mistake and want to get rid of a highlighted cell, just click inside it again with the Ctrl key held down Click OK when you're done Excel will produce the Summary for you. It will look something like the one below:
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Power Point Notes To create a template file to practice the options in power point Click on office button->new->installed templates->select a template->create Views of Power point presentation: There are four views for a presentation Click on view tab 1) Normal view: in this view all the slides information can be seen towards left Side. Whichever side is selected its content can be seen towards right side. And The notes need to explain the slide can be written at the bottom right of the Window. 2) Notes page: in this view the slide and its notes can be seen clearly. 3) Slide sorter: in this view we can arrange the slides 4) Slide show: this view is the actual presentation. Slide transition The special effect given to the slides at the time of presentation is known as slide transition. To give a slide transition effect click on animation tab -> select a slide transition ->click on apply to all To have a sound effect u can choose any of the sound effect To have the effect slow, fast, very fast option is there to select. Custom animation The special effect given to the content with in slide is known as custom animation. First select the content on the slide to which u want to give the effect Click on animation tab -> custom animation. A panel is opened at the right side of the window. Click on add effect button->select the animation effect from the given options. U can set the properties such as direction, speed etc. U can set the order of the effect i.e., which content effect should be displayed first, second etc. To give slide number. Insert tab -> slide number. Select the checkbox of slide number and u can also provide date and any text that u want to place at the bottom of each side. 15 of 17
Internet concepts
Internet: network of networks Network: collection of computers connected together. Html: hypertext markup language used to design websites. Website: collection of webpages Webpage: dynamic page that contains information the user requires. www: World Wide Web. Browser: program or software that is needed to get the websites. Ex: internet explorer, Netscape navigator. When we double click on the internet explorer icon the internet explorer window is opened. In that in address text box we have to type the website name or its IP (internet protocol) address. It has to start with http (hypertext transfer protocol) Ex: http:\\www.google.co.in http:\\www.gmail.com Email: electronic mail Create your email-id by registration. Using email we can send mails to another persons. And can read the mails that we receive. Inbox: contains the mails we receive. Compose or write new mail: used to write mails to others. To write a mail we have to specify To: the person mail id. cc: the mail-id to whom u want to send carbon copy. Subject: mention the subject name Body: type the body in plain white page. Attach files: to attach files to urn mail. Browse: search the file u want to attach. Send: click on send button
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