Computer Science Test 6 Nddc Scholarship
Computer Science Test 6 Nddc Scholarship
Question 101
Which icon in the Windows operating system helps you view files and folders shared by different users across a local network?
In older versions of Windows, 'My Network Places' (now known as 'Network') was the central hub for viewing interconnected devices. It allows a user to browse other computers on the same Local Area Network (LAN) to access shared folders, printers, and other network resources, provided the appropriate permissions have been granted by the owners of those devices.
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Question 102
Shekinah has created a ten-page story but only wants to print the first two pages. Which specific printer setting should she use in the Print dialog box?
When you do not wish to print an entire document, you use the 'Pages' or 'From/To' range setting in the Print dialog. By entering '1' in the 'From' box and '2' in the 'To' box, you instruct the printer to skip the remaining eight pages. This is a fundamental way to conserve paper and ink when only a portion of a document is needed.
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Question 103
Newsletters that are designed specifically as 'self-mailers' do not require which of the following?
A self-mailer is a publication designed to be folded and mailed without an outer wrapping. It typically features an integrated 'address panel' and a spot for postage directly on the back page of the newsletter itself. Because the document is its own container, there is no need for a separate envelope, which reduces both production and mailing costs.
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Question 104
In Microsoft Publisher (Desktop Publishing), what is defined as the 'background'?
The 'background' (often managed through Master Pages) serves as the foundation of your layout. Anything placed in the background layer will automatically appear in the same position on every single page of the document. This is where designers place consistent elements like page numbers, company logos, and decorative borders to ensure a uniform appearance throughout the entire publication.
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Question 105
The standard File menu in most productivity applications contains two distinct commands for saving progress: __________ and __________.
These two commands serve different purposes. 'Save' updates the current file with your new changes. 'Save As' allows you to create a completely new copy of the document, which is useful if you want to keep the original version unchanged while you experiment with new edits, or if you need to save the file in a different format or location.
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