Explanation

• A report is a database application's output that presents data in a readable, formatted format.
• It summarizes and analyzes data from tables or queries.
• This makes the information easy for users to interpret.

Explanation

To move to the previous cell in a table, press Shift + Tab.

This allows you to navigate backward within the table.

To move to the next cell, press The Tab Key.

This advances the cursor to the following cell in the table.

Explanation

A scanner scans images, printed text, handwriting or an object and converts it to a digital image. 

Scanner is an input device. 

Scanner founder: Russell Kirsch

Russell Kirsch belongs to USA.

Explanation

• Clicking "File" > "New" (or Ctrl + N) creates a new presentation.
• Clicking the "New" button on the Standard toolbar also creates a new presentation.
• Pressing Ctrl + N is a shortcut to create a new presentation.
• However, clicking "File" > "Open" is used to open an existing presentation, not create a new one.

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Explanation

Java programming was developed by James Gosling at Sun Microsystems in 1995.

James Gosling is well known as the father of Java. 2.

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The first version of Java was released: on 23 May 1995

Java Designed by: James Gosling (Canadian computer scientist)

Explanation

In MS Excel, cell comments are displayed when you hover over the cell containing the comment.

The comment appears in a small box, providing additional information or context about the cell's contents.

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Locking the aspect ratio ensures that the graphic's proportions remain the same when resized.

This prevents the graphic from becoming distorted or stretched.

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The I-beam cursor appears in word processing to indicate where text can be selected or dragged.

In word processing, an I-beam pointer, also known as an I-cursor.

It allows users to select, edit, and insert text.

Explanation

 "Orientation View" is not a MS PowerPoint View.

The correct views in Microsoft PowerPoint are:

• Slide View (also known as Normal View)
• Slide Sorter View
• Notes Page View
• Reading View
• Slide Show View (full-screen presentation mode)
  

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