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The document provides answers to 5 questions: 1. It lists common computer input devices like keyboard, mouse, and camera and output devices like monitor, printer, and headphones. 2. It provides over 20 keyboard shortcuts for Microsoft Word like Ctrl+C for copy, Ctrl+V for paste, and Ctrl+B for bold. 3. It instructs to take a screenshot in Word and paste and label it. 4. It instructs to draw something using Paint. 5. It instructs to create a new folder.
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- 1. Airez M. Mier 1. Enumerate the parts of the system unit input and output device 2. Give at least 20 shortcut keys and give the meaning 3. Print screen the Microsoft word document, and paste it on MS word, and label. 4. Draw anything by using paint 5. Create a folder. ANSWER # 1 Input Devices Output Devices Web Monitor Camera Speaker Mouse disks drives Keyboard floppy disks Drawing tablet headphones Microphone compact disk Scanner printer Disk drive track ball Joystick
- 2. Bar code Scanners Answer # 2 Ctrl+C = copy Ctrl+U = underline Ctrl+I= italic Ctrl+B= bold Ctrl+ V= paste Alt+F4= close document Ctrl+X= cut Ctrl+shift+ C= format paint Ctrl+ E= center alignment Ctrl+R= right alignment Ctrl+ H= replace document Ctrl+F= find document Alt+Ctrl+Shift +S = show styles format Ctrl+J= justify Ctrl+*= show / hide Ctrl+< = decrease size
- 3. Ctrl+>= increase Ctrl+shift+P= font size Ctrl+shift+F= font style Ctrl+L= left alignment