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What is computer?
Computer is an electronics device which takes input from the user with the help of
input devices processed under processing devices produced output through output
devices.
Disadvantages of computers
➢ Health Issues.
➢ Spread of pornography
➢ Virus and hacking attacks
➢ Computer cannot take their own decision NO IQ
➢ Negative effect on Environment
➢ Crashed networks
➢ Computer cannot work on itself
➢ Spread of violence, hatred
➢ Online Cyber Crimes
➢ Data and Information violation
Characteristics of computer
1. Speed
2. Storage
3. Accuracy
4. Versatile
5. Reliability
6. Automatic
7. Diligence
1. Speed: - computer can perform its work at a very high speed which is
measured in the terms of fractions of second. such as millisecond,
microsecond, nanosecond, and picoseconds. It works with electronic pulses
at the speed of the light
2. Storage: - it can store very large amount of data which can be used in the
future by the help of secondary devices like floppy disk, hard disk, compact
disk and pen drive.
3. Accuracy: - It does not make mistake, if you give correct information .so it
has 100% accuracy. The error in the calculation may be due to the error in
the logic of the human but not due to the computer.
5. Reliability: - It is more reliable than human as it performs its work very fast,
without making any mistakes and without taking rest.
7. Diligence: -it is machine .it never gets bored and tired. if five million
calculations have to be performed, a computer can perform the five millionth
calculations with the same accuracy and speed as it performed the first
calculations.
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Application of Computer: -
The various applications of computers in today's are:
1.Business
2.Education
3.Marketing
4.Banking
5.Insurance
6.Communication
7. Health Care
8.Military
9. Engineering Design
› Business
Computer is used in business organizations for: Payroll calculations, Sales
analysis, Budgeting, Financial forecasting, managing employee's database and
Maintenance of stocks etc.
› Education
Computers have its dominant use in the education field which can significantly
enhance performance in learning. Even distance learning is made productive and
effective through internet and video-based classes.
› Marketing
Computers are used, Advertising professionals create art and graphics, write and
revise copy, and print and disseminate ads with the goal of selling more products.
It is also used Home shopping has been made possible through use of
computerized catalogues that provide access to product information and permit
direct entry of orders to be filled by the customers.
› Banking
Today banking is almost totally dependent on computer. Banks provide the
facilities of:
Banks provide online accounting facility, which includes current balances,
deposits, overdrafts, interest charges, shares, and trustee records.
ATM machines are making it even easier for customers to deal with banks.
› Insurance
Insurance companies are keeping all records up-to-date with the help of
computers. The insurance companies, finance houses and stock broking firms
are widely using computers for their concerns.
› Communication
Communication means to convey a message, an idea, a picture or speech that is
received and understood clearly and correctly by the person for whom it is meant
for. Some main areas in this category are: Chatting, E-mail, Usenet, FTP, Video-
conferencing and Telnet.
› Health Care
Most of the medical information can now be digitized from the prescription to
reports. Computation in the field of medicine allows us to offer varied miraculous
therapies to the patients. ECG’s, radiotherapy wasn’t possible without computers.
› Military
Computers are the main tools which help in developing missiles and other
equipment in the deference system. Designing and the maintenance are possible
only through computers. Computer builds the links between the soldiers and
Monitor
Monitor is the most important peripheral of all the components within a computer
system. It is the most important output device. It is also known as screen or visual
display unit (VDU). All information display on the Monitor.
Keyboard
This is the most popular data entry system use in all modern computers. The most
important thing to watch out for the keyboard connector.
Mouse
The mouse is a pointing input device that is used with video (Visual) Display Unit
(VDU) at computer System. It is a small box with a round ball on the button and
more than one button on the top. It is hold in one hand and moved across flat
surface. There are three types of Mouse
- Mechanical mouse
- Wireless mouse
Hard Disk
It is the main storage device. It consists of the entire computer item. As well as
document created by using all software's. It lies inside the system board (CPU box).
Fixed disk has much greater capacity than floppy disks. Today’s hard disk
capacities are measured in gigabytes.
Component of Computer: -
Input:-
Input data is raw information. It is the collection of latter, number, image etc. given
to the computer to produce the result.
Process:-
Process is the action on data as per given instruction. It is totally inner process of
the computer system.
Output: -
Output is the final data given by computer after data processing. It is also called
Result. We can save the result for our future use.
Input devices
The device through which computer gets data, information and instructions are
called input devices. The following are the examples of input devices.
a) Keyboard
b) Mouse
c) Scanner
d) Trackball
e) Microphone
f) Digital camera
The input devices are briefly explained below:
a) Keyboard: -
It is a common input device which is used to feed data and instruction to the
computer like a typewriter. There are alphabet keys, number keys, functions
keys and special keys. Keyboard may have 101,104,106,112 keys.
b) Mouse: -
It is also a common device, which is specially used for giving the instruction to
the computer. It has a pointing device called mouse pointer. We move the
mouse on the surface of mouse pad to point on the required command and
icons etc. there are three types of mouse. they are mechanical mouse, optical
mouse, and wireless mouse.
d) Trackball: -
Trackball is a pointing device. Essentially a trackball is a mouse lying on its
back .to move the pointer; you rotate the ball with your thumb, your fingers or
the palm of your hand. There are usually one to three buttons next to the ball
which you see just like mouse buttons.
Output devices
The devices through which we can see output or result after the processing are known
as output devices. These are connected to the main computer system. The common
output devices are:
a) Monitor
b) Printer
c) LCD
d) Speakers
They are briefly explained below:
a) Monitor: -
Monitor is an output device. It is also called VDU (Visual Display Unit).
Whatever we give input data by using input devices, we can see it in the
monitor. The quality of monitor depends on the types of monitor. There are
three types of monitor based on technology.
1. CRT (Cathode Ray Tube) monitors.
2. LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) monitors.
3. LED (Light Emitting Diode) monitor.
b) Printer: -
Printer is a hard output device. It is used to print the documents, programs,
drawings, pictures etc. for permanent use on paper sheet. There are different
types of printer such as: dot matrix printer, inkjet printer, laser printer, daisy
wheel printer, ball printer etc.
c) Speaker: -
Speaker produces sound output. we can listen recorded voices, sounds or
music with the help of speakers. A speaker produces sound output with the help
of sound card. It is soft copy output devices.
Dynamic RAM: - Loses its stored information in a very short time (for mile sec.), even
when power supply is on. D-RAM’s are cheaper & slower. Similar to a microprocessor
chip is an Integrated Circuit (IC) made of millions of transistors and capacitors.
Static RAM: -Uses a completely different technology. S-RAM retains stored
information only as long as the power supply is on. Static RAM’s are costlier and
consume more power. They have higher speed than D-RAMs. They store information
in Hip-Hope.
• (iii) EEPROM (Electrically Erasable PROM): - The chip can be erased &
reprogrammed on the board easily byte by byte. It can be erased within a few
milliseconds. There is a limit on the number of times the EEPROM’s can be
reprogrammed, i.e.; usually around 10,000 times.
Secondary Memory
Secondary storage, sometimes called auxiliary storage, is all data storage that is not
currently in a computer's primary storage or memory. This is computer memory that is
not directly accessible to the processor but uses the I/O channels. It is for storing data
not in active use and preserves data even without power, meaning it is non-volatile. In
a personal computer, secondary storage typically consists of storage on the hard disk
and on any removable media, if present, such as a CD or DVD.
Types of secondary memory
Secondary Memory
i. Punching Devices
ii. Magnetic Tape
iii. Floppy Disk
iv. Optical Discs (CD/DVD)
v. Hard Disk Drives
vi. Flash Drives
Storage Capability
The storage character of a computer has made it distinct from a calculator because
calculator cannot store the data; it only processes the given data and produces output.
0, 1 = Bit
4 Bits = 1 Nibble
8 Bits (2 Nibble) = 1 Byte
1 Byte = 1 Character
1024 Byte = 1 KB (Kilo Byte)
1024 KB = 1 MB (Mega Byte)
1024 MB = 1 GB (Giga Byte)
1024 GB = 1 TB (Tera Byte)
1024 TB = 1 PT (Peta Byte)
1024 PT = 1 EB (Exabyte)
1024 EB = 1 ZB (Zetta Byte)
➢ Millisecond [1ms] – A thousand of a second or 10-3
➢ Micro seconds [1ms] – A millionth of a second or 10-6
➢ Nano seconds [1ns] – A thousand millionth of a second or 10-9
➢ Pico second [1ps] – A million millionth of a second or 10-12
➢ The speed of computers is also measured in terms of instructions per second.
There are two such measures.
Computer System
Computer system divided into two types. They are:
1. Hardware
The physical complaint of a computer system which can be seen and touched,
such as the computer itself, its modules and peripherals (the input/output
device and auxiliary storage units) are called Hardware. It is just a mechanism
of the computer system like: Mouse, Keyboard, Monitor, CPU, Motherboard
Hard Disk etc.
2. Software
Software is nothing but the computer programs. Software is the set of
programs, which, are used for different purposes software basically the set of
instructions grouped into program from that make electronic device in the
computer to function in the desired. Software are divided into three types. They
are:
a. System software
b. Application software
c. Utility software
a. System software: - it is the software used to manage and control the
hardware components and which allow interaction between the hardware
and the other types of software. The most obvious type of system software
is the computer's operating system but device drivers are also included
within this category.
in analog manner and rest of them takes place in digital manner. In hybrid
computer, a converter is fixed to convert the analog signals into digital signals
and digital signals into analog signals.
Slide Rule
• Invented by William Ought red in1622.
• Based on Napier's idea about logarithms.
• Used primarily for:
– multiplication
– division
– roots
– logarithm First Computer Programmer
– Trigonometry • In 1840, Augusta Ada Byron suggests to
• Not normally used for addition or subtraction. Babbage that he uses the binary system.
Pascaline • She writes programs for the Analytical
• Invented by Blaise Pascal in1642. Engine
• It was its limitation to addition and subtraction.
Schutzian Calculation Engine
• Invented by Per Georg Scheutz in 1843.
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Harvard Mark 1
• Also known as IBM Automatic
Sequence Controlled
Calculator (ASCC).
• Invented by Howard H. Aiken in 1943.
• The first electro-mechanical computer.
Z1
• The first programmable computer.
• Created by Konrad Zusi in Germany from
1936 to 1938.
• To program the Z1 required that the user
insert punch tape into a punch tape reader and
all output was also generated through punch
tape.
Atanasoff-Berry Computer (ABC)
• It was the first electronic digital computing
device.
• Invented by Professor John Atanasoff and
graduate student Clifford Berry at Iowa State
University between 1939 and 1942.
ENIAC
• ENIAC stands for Electronic Numerical
Integrator and
Computer.
• It was the first electronic general-purpose
computer.
• Completed in 1946.
• Developed by John Presper Eckert and John
W. Mauchly.
UNIVAC 1
• The UNIVAC I (Universal Automatic
Computer 1) was the first commercial
computer.
• Designed by J. Presper Eckert and John
Mauchly.
EDVAC
• EDVAC stands for Electronic Discrete
Variable
Automatic Computer.
Types of booting.
1. Cold booting: when a computer is turned on the computer reads the RAM
space and searches for DOS system files from the disc drive. As soon as it
finds the system files, those files are brought into the computer memory form
disc drive. This is known as cold booting.
2. Warm booting: It is also known as reboot. If we are working with your computer
and wishes to reboot the computer, we should press CTRL, ALT and DEL key
at the same time, computer stays powered ON during the process and searches
for Dos system files and load these files into RAM. This is known as warm
booting or reboot.
Ms dos command
A command is an instruction used for specifying an operation to be performed. in other
words, MS dos command are short programs that we use to talk to Ms dos to perform
certain task. They are divided into two groups.
Internal commands
Internal commands are commands that are a part of the Ms dos command interpreter.
They are small routines are stored within the command.com file. Internal commands
can use as soon as we boot the computer. The examples are TIME, DATE, DIR, CLS,
COPY, TYPE, REN, DEL, VER, VOL, MD, CD ETC.
External command
External commands are commands that are stored in a disk as program files. They
are not a part of command.com file. They must be read from the disk before they are
executed. External commands need their own file having the extension .com or .exe
or .bat. The examples are EDT, CHKDSK, DISKCOPY, FORMAT, SCOPY, BACKUP,
DELTREE, MOVE etc. Staining with Ms commands
To clear the screen
Type, CLS and press enter key
C:\CLS
Dir command
To display page wise
Type DIR/P and press enter key
C:\DIR\P
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➢ Click on properties.
➢ Click on customize.
➢ Click on change icon.
➢ Choose icon folder style.
➢ Click on ok.
➢ Click on Apply.
➢ Click on ok.
Procedures:
➢ Click on file menu
➢ Click on New
Or,
➢ Press (Ctrl+N)
How do I cut, copy, paste, or delete text?
Procedures:
➢ Select on Required Text
➢ Click on Edit Menu
➢ Click on Copy, Cut, the Paste on Required Place.
➢ Again, Click on Edit menu Delete as your choice text.
How do I change the font style and size?
➢ Click of Format menu
➢ Click on Font option
➢ Select Font, Font Style, and Size.
➢ Click ok
Introduction to Word-Pad.
WordPad, always handy for basic word-processing, just got better. In Windows 7,
it has a new ribbon—the strip across the top of the window that shows what a
program can do—with choices displayed out in the open rather than in menus.
More formatting options, such as highlighting, bullets, line breaks, and new
colors—along with picture insertion and zoom—make WordPad a surprisingly
powerful tool.
➢ Click on Word-pad
OR
➢ Open Run (Win + R)
➢ Type WordPad
➢ Click on ok
Calculator: -
This Program helps to solve the mathematical problems. Generally, two type of
calculator.
❖ Digital signature
❖ Watermark
❖ Citations
❖ Macros
❖ Outline view
❖ Page color
❖ Insert index
❖ Combine and compare documents
❖ Document inspector
❖ Customize ribbon
Menu of MS-Word: -
➢ File Menu (office button)
➢ Home Tab
➢ Insert Tab
➢ Page layout Tab
➢ References
➢ Mailings
➢ Review
➢ View
New (CTRL+N)
This option is used to create the new document on your required document.
Procedures:
➢ Click on office button.
➢ Select new.
➢
➢ The new document dialogue box appears.
➢ From the blank and recent section, click blank document.
➢ Click on create new blank document appears.
Open (CTRL+O)
This option is used to open the file or document which we have saved.
Procedures:
➢ Click on office button.
➢ Select open.
➢ The open dialogue box appears.
➢ Select the file /document or type the file name.
➢ Click on OK.
Save (CTRL+S)
This option is used to save the file or document.
Procedures:
➢ Click on office button.
➢ Click on save.
➢ A dialogue box will appear.
➢ Type the file name which you want to save., Click on save.
Save as (F12)
This option is used to save the file or document by different name.
Procedures:
➢ Click on office button.
➢ Click on save as.
➢ A dialogue box will display.
➢ Type the file name which you want to save.
➢ Click on save.
Print preview
Procedures:
➢ Click on office button.
➢ Click on print.
➢ Click on print preview.
➢ Click on close print preview to close the print preview.
Print (CTRL+P)
This option is used to print the document.
Procedures:
➢ Click on office button.
➢ Click on print.
➢ A dialogue box will display.
➢ Specify the page to be print.
➢ Click on ok.
Prepare: -
How to protect the document with password?
Procedures:
➢ Click on office button.
➢ Click on prepare.
➢ Click on encrypt document.
➢ Type the password in encrypt document box.
➢ Retype the same password.
➢ Click on ok.
How to remove password from the file?
Procedures:
➢ Click on office button.
➢ Click on prepare.
➢ Click on encrypt document.
➢ Select & remove the password.
➢ Click on ok.
Close (CTRL+F4)
This option is used to close current file of document screen.
Procedures:
➢ Click on office button.
➢ Click on close.
OR
➢ Press ctrl+f4.
Exit
This option is used to close the Ms-word.
Procedures:
➢ Click on office button.
➢ Click on exit word.
OR
➢ Press alt +f4.
HOME TAB
Clipboard Group.
Font Group
Strike through
This option is used to draw a line though the middle of the selected text.
Procedures:
➢ Select the text that you want to strike through into it.
➢ Click on home tab then in font group.
➢ Select strike through.
Grow Font (CTRL+>) & Shrink Font (CTRL+<) Vs
Procedures:
➢ Select the text that you want to change.
➢ To make the text larger, click grow font.
➢ To make the text smaller, click shrink font.
To Change Font
Procedures:
➢ Select the text of which you want to change font.
➢ Click on font dropdown arrow.
OR
➢ press CTRL+D key and click on dropdown arrow of font.
➢ Choose the required font.
➢ Click on ok button.
To change font size
This option is used to change the font size.
Procedures:
➢ In the home tab, in the font group.
➢ Select the font size option.
Text highlight color
This option is used to make a text look like it was marked with a highlighter pen.
Procedures:
➢ In the home tab, in the font group.
➢ Select the text highlight color option.
Paragraph Group
Decrease indent
This option is used to decrease the indent level of the paragraph.
Procedures:
➢ Select the text or paragraph.
➢ In the home tab, in the paragraph group.
➢ Select the decrease indent option.
Shading
This option is used to color the background behind the selected text or paragraph.
Procedures:
➢ Select the text or paragraph.
➢ In the home tab, in the paragraph group.
➢ Select the shading option.
Bottom border
This option is used to border the text or paragraph.
Procedures:
➢ Select the text or paragraph.
➢ In the home tab, in the paragraph group.
➢ Select the bottom border option.
Editing Group
Find (ctrl+F)
This option is used to search the particular word or alphabet or
number from the document.
Procedures:
➢ Click on home tab.
➢ In the editing group, click on find.
➢ In the find what box, type the text that you want to search for.
➢ Click on find.
Replace (CTRL+H)
This option is used to replace any word or alphabet or number from the document.
Procedures:
➢ Click on home tab.
➢ In the editing group, click on replace.
➢ In the find and replace box, type the text that you want to replace with.
➢ Click on replace all.
Inert Tab
Pages group
Cover page
This option is used to insert a cover page in your page.
Procedures:
➢ Click on insert tab.
➢ Click on cover page.
➢ Select cover page and click it.
(Note: click remove cover page to remove cover page.)
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Blank page
This option is used to inert blank page wherever you are required.
Procedures:
➢ Place the cursor where you want to insert blank page.
➢ Click on insert tab.
➢ Click on blank page.
Page break
This option is used to break the page.
Procedures:
➢ Click where you want to start a new page.
➢ On the insert tab, in the pages group, click page break.
Working with table
Insert a table
Procedures:
➢ Click where you want to insert the table.
➢ On the insert tab, in the table group, click table.
➢ Click on insert table.
➢ Under table size, enter the number of columns and rows.
➢ Under auto fit behavior, choose options to adjust the table.
Add a row above or below
Procedures:
➢ Click in a cell above or below where you want to add a row.
➢ Under table tools, on the layout tab, do one of the following.
I. To add a row above the cell, click insert above in the rows and
columns group.
II. To add a row below the cell, click insert below in the rows and
columns group.
Add a column to the left or right
Procedures:
➢ Click in a cell to the left or right of where you want to add a column.
➢ Under table tools, on the layout tab, do one of the following.
I. To add a column to the left of the cell, click insert left in the rows
and column group.
II. To add a column to the right of the cell, click insert right in the
rows and columns group.
Delete a row or column
Procedures:
➢ Select the row or column that you want to delete.
➢ Under table tools, click the layout tab.
➢ In the rows & column group, click delete and then click delete rows or click
delete columns.
Merge cells
You can combine two or more table cells located in the same row or column in to a
single cell.
Procedures:
➢ Select the cells that you want to merge by clicking the left edge of a cell and
then dragging across the other cells that you want.
➢ Under table tools, on the layout tab, in the merge group, click merge cells.
Split cells
Procedures:
➢ Click in a cell, or select multiple cells that you want to split.
➢ Under table tools, on the layout tab, in the merge group, click split cells.
➢ Enter the number of column or rows that you want to split the selected cells
into.
Illustration group
Clip art
This option is used to insert clip art into the documProcedures:
➢ Click on insert tab.
➢ In the illustration group, click clip art.
➢ Insert the drawing, sounds, movies or photography as per your need.
Shapes
This option is used to insert reaProcedures:
➢ Choose insert tab.
➢ In the illustration group, click on shapes option.
➢ Choose from different types of readymade shapes as per your need.
Smart art
Procedures:
➢ Choose insert tab from the given tabs.
➢ In the illustration group, click the smart art option.
➢ Choose smart art as per your requirement.
Chart
Procedures:
➢ Choose insert tab from the given tabs.
➢ In the illustration group, click on the chart option.
➢ Choose chart from the different types of chart as per your requirement.
Text group
Text box
This option is used to insert the preformatted text boxes.
Procedures:
➢ Select the area where you want to insert the text box.
➢ Select the insert tab from the given tabs.
➢ In the text group, click on text box option.
➢ Choose the text box design as per your requirement.
Word art
This option is used to insert the decorative text in your document.
Procedures:
➢ Select the area where you want to insert the word art.
➢ Select the insert tab from the given tabs.
➢ In the text group, click on word art option.
➢ Choose the word art design as your desire.
Symbol group
Symbol
Procedures:
➢ Click where you want to insert the symbol.
➢ On the insert tab, in the symbols group, click symbol.
➢ Do one of the following.
I. Click the symbol that you want in the drop-down list.
II. If the symbol that you want to insert is not in the list, click more symbols.
In the font box, click the font that you want, click the symbol that you
want to insert and then click insert.
➢ Click close.
Equation
This option is used to insert common mathematical equations or built up your own
equation using a library of math symbols.
Procedures:
➢ Select the area.
➢ Select insert tab from the given tabs.
➢ In the sybbol group,choose symbol option.
➢ Select the equation as per your desire.
page layout tab
Margins
This option is used to set page margins
Procedures:
➢ On the page layout tab, in the page setup group, click margins.
➢ Click the margins type that you want, for the most common margin
width, click normal.
➢ When you click the margin type that you want, your entire document
automatically changes to the margin type that you have selected.
Page color
This option is used to choose a color for the background of the page.
Procedures:
➢ Select the document.
➢ In the page layout tab, in the page background group.
➢ Choose page color.
➢ Again, choose the required color for the current document.
Reference tab
Table of contents
This option is used to add a table of contents of the document.
Procedures:
➢ Mark entries for a table of contents.
➢ The easiest way to create a table of contents is to use the built-
in-heading style (Microsoft word has nine different built-in-
heading styles such as heading1, heading2, heading3 and so on.)
Make entries by using built-in-heading style
Procedures:
➢ Select the heading to which you want to apply a heading style.
➢ On the home tab in the styles group click the style that you want.
Create a table of contents form built-in-heading styles
Procedures:
➢ Create these procedures if you create a document by using heading styles.
➢ Click where you want to insert the table of contents usually at the beginning
document.
➢ On the reference tab in the table of contents group click table of contents and
click the table of contents style that you want.
Insert a footnote or an endnote
Procedures:
➢ In print layout view click where you want to insert the note
references.
➢ On the reference tab, in the footnote group click insert footnote.
➢ By default, word places footnotes at the end of each page and endnote at the
end of the document.
➢ To make changes to the format of the footnote or endnotes click the references
dialogue box launcher and do one of the following:
I. In the number format box click the format that you want.
II. To use a custom mark instead of a traditional number format, click style
next to custom mark and then choose mark form the available symbols.
➢ Click insert.
➢ Word inserts the note number and places the insertion point next to the note
number.
➢ Type the note text.
➢ Double click the footnote or endnote number to return to the reference mark in
the document.
Bibliography
Procedures:
➢ Click where you want to insert a bibliography usually at the end of the
document.
➢ On the references tab in the citations and bibliography group click bibliography.
➢ Click a predesigned bibliography format to insert the bibliography into the
document.
Mailings tab
View tab
Reading view and zoom of document
Active cell: when you select a cell by clicking it with the mouse, a moving to it using
the keyboard, it becomes the active cell. The name box, on the left of the formula
bar displays the reference of the active cell.
Formula examples
Equals
=
AVERAGE
=AVERAGE(X:X)
COUNT
=COUNT(X:X)
MIN AND MAX
=MIN/MAX(X:X)
=SUM(X:X)
=SUM(A1+A2)
=SUM (A1:A5)
=SUM (A1, A2, A5)
=SUM(A2-A1)
=SUM(A1*A2)
=TODAY ()
Lab Work-One
1. Records of Purchase Bill.
Formula:
Amount =Quantity*Rate
Total =Sum (First Value: Last Value)
Discount 10% =Total*10%
Amount after discount =Total-Discount 10%
VAT 13% =Amount after discount*13%
Net Total =Amount after discount +VAT 13%
Lab Work-Three
Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA)
Simra brach ,bara ,Nepal
Bill no.:…………………………………….
Customer id.:……………………………
Address:………………………………….
Lab Work-Five
Result sheet of class Ten
Motherland secondary school, chhapkaiya , Birgunj ,Nepal
Lab Work-Six
Lab Work-Seven
Example of Column chart
Chart Title
$4,500.00
$4,000.00
$3,500.00
$3,000.00
$2,500.00
$2,000.00
$1,500.00
$1,000.00
$500.00
$0.00
Lab Work-Eight
Example of pie chart.
Lab-Work Nine
Examples of line chart
Office themes
Procedures: - select the slide immediately before where you want the new the
slide.
- Click the new slide button on the home tab.
- Click the slide choice that fits your material.
Background theme.
Procedures: -- click the background.
- Choose from style button on the ribbon.
Adding audio.
Procedures: - click the audio button on the insert tab.
- Choose sound from file, sound from clip.
- Organizer, play CD audio track, or record sound.
Adding a pictures
Procedures: - click on the insert tab.
- Click on the pictures button.
- Browse to the picture from your files.
- Select the pictures you want to insert in PowerPoint.
- Click on insert.
Slide transition: -slide transitions are effects that are in place when you switch from
one slide to the next slide.
Procedures: - select the slide that you want to transition.
- Click the animation tab.
- Choose the appropriate animation or click transition dialogue box
(a.)To add transition sound. -add sound by clicking the arrow next to transition
sound.
Slide show options:
-preview the slide show from the beginning.
-preview the slide show from current slide.
-set up slide show.
Printing
Procedures: -click Microsoft office button.
- Click print.
- Fill up the print dialogue box.
(a). slides:
These are slides that you would see if you were showing the
presentation, one slide per page.
(b) Handouts:
This option allows for more slides per page (3, 5, 6, 4, 7, 9).
(c) notes page:
This includes the slides and the speaker’s notes.
(d) Outline view:
This will print out the outline of the presentation.
HTML Tags: -
1. Heading Tags: -
The Heading tags are used to display heading on the web page in various
sizes.HTML Document supports 6 levels of heading tags <H1> to <H6>.
Syntax: <h1> NIIT Birgunj</h1>
The Heading displayed in the browser window are normally left aligned. The
heading can be aligned right or center by setting the ALIGN attribute for the
Heading Tag.
Syntax: <H1 ALIGN="….">NIIT Birgunj</H1>
2. Paragraph Tag: -
Whenever we are interested in organizing the text into paragraphs then
paragraph HTML tag <p>…………</p>.
Syntax: <p> Welcome to NIIT Birginj. Safe our life to join this institute and
make better life<br>
NIIT is a best institute of Computer Training </p>
[ <br> tag are used break the line.]
"ALIGN" attribute of <p> tag is used to align the paragraph on the web page.
Syntax: <p ALIGN="value">
❖ Center
❖ Left
❖ Right
3. Font setting tag: -
This tab can be used for text style specifications. The tag is
<FONT>……</FONT>. The attributes are as follows:
❖ Face attribute of the <FONT> tag is used set the font of the text.
Syntax: <FONT FACE="value">text</FONT>
FACE
i. Times New Roman
ii. Arial
iii. Impact
iv. Courier
v. Elephant
vi. Footlight MT Light
❖ SIZE attributes of the <FONT> is used to specify the size of the text.
Syntax: <FONT SIZE="value">text</FONT>
SI ZE: 1,2,3,4,5……
❖ COLOR attributes of the <FONT> is used to specify the color of the text.
Syntax: <FONT COLOR="value>text</FONT>
COLOR:
COLOR Red Gree Blue While Black Gray Yello Mage cyan
n w nta
Hexade #FF0 #00F #000 #FFF #000 #808 #FFF #FF0 #00F
cimal 000 F00 0FF FFF 000 080 F00 0FF FFF
value
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE> HELLO</TITLE>
<HEAD>
<BODY>
<H1 ALIGN="CENTER"> INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER</H1>
<P>
<FONT FACE="Arial" SIZE=12 COLOR="BLUE">
Computer Is An Electronic Device Which Takes Input Data From Input
device with the help of user……………………….</br>
It is used in different field like education, office , business etC.
</FONT></P>
</BODY>
</HTML>
IMAGE Tag of HTML: -
<IMG> tag are used insert image.
<IMG SRC="value" ALIGN="value" BORDER="value">
SRC are used to specify the name of the image. Eg image.jpeg.
URL/URI
Uniform Resource Location/Uniform Resource Identifier
(A webpage address such as “http:/learnhtmlcode.com”) A URL is basically a
human readable address for a web page (and other internet resources). The term
URL and URIs are used interchangeably (although there is a convoluted technical
explanation for why they shouldn’t be).
Domain name
A domain name consists of two parts, a root and an extension.
Learnhtmlcode.com is a domain name as opposed to a URL
(http://learnhtmlcode.com),
“Learnhtmlcode” is the domain root (as in root word)
“.com” is the domain extension.
There are many domain name extensions the most popular (and oldest domain)
extensions are:-
.com, .org, .net, .gov.
.com stands for “commercial” as is generally used by business.
.net stands for “network” and is generally used when a .com is unavailable.
.org stands for organizational and is generally used by non-profit groups, but such as
domain name can be registered by anyone .
.gov stands for government.
Additionally, every country around the world has been assigned a domain name
extension such “.ca” for Canada and “.in” for India. Generally, country –specific domain
extensions suggest the target audience of the website is the country that the domain
extension belongs to.
.tv for example belongs to the island of Tuvalu and is often used for website related to
television and video..fm belongs to the Federated States of Micronesia and is often
used for websites related to radio, broadcasting and or music.