Explanation

World Wide Web (WWW)

World-Wide Web Worm (WWWW)

English scientist Tim Berners-Lee invented the World Wide Web in 1989.

WWW Birth place CERN near Geneva, Switzerland.

The browser was released for general public in August 1991.

Explanation

• E-mail stands for: Electronic Mail
• Father of E-mail: Ray Tomlinson
• First E-mail sent: 1971
• @ is used to divide an email into: two parts
• SMTP helps to send: E-mails
• SMTP stands for: Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
• Received email is saved: inbox
• Sent email is saved in: sent box
• Maximum attachment size in Yahoo Email: 25 MB
• G-mail stands: Google Mail
• Email spam also called: junk email
• To close email account click: sign out
• To create new E-mail: Sign Up
• Email hacking means: Illegal access to open email accounts of others
• Junk email is also called: Spam 
•  At sign (@): always a part of email address
• Sending an E-mail is similar to: writing a letter
• A allows us to access our e-mail from anywhere: Webmail interface 
• Bookmark:  is associated with Internet E-mail

Explanation

On the top of vertical scroll bar we can find the horizontal split bar on MS Word screen.

Explanation

 Pixel is the smallest addressable point on a computer screen.

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Explanation

Ctrl+Tab: Switch to the next tab/ the tab on the right

Ctrl+Shift+Tab: Switch to the previous tab/the tab on the left

  Ctrl + Page down: activate a browser tab to the right of the current tab in a Chrome browser

Explanation

The Excel FACT function returns the factorial of a given number. For example, = FACT(3) returns 6, equivalent to 3 x 2 x 1. FACT(0) + FACT(3) + FACT(5) = 1 + 3 x 2 x 1 + 5 x 4 x 3 x 2 x 1 FACT(0) + FACT(3) + FACT(5) = 1 + 6 + 120 FACT(0) + FACT(3) + FACT(5) = 127

Explanation

There are following five change cases in MS word

1.       Sentence Case

2.       Lowercase

3.       Uppercase

4.       Title Case

5.       Toggle Case

Shortcut key of Change Case in MS-Word: Shift + F3

Explanation

SMTP pushes email messages to the server.

SMTP is part of the application layer of the TCP/IP protocol.

SMTP is used for sending emails while POP is used for receiving emails.

SMPT: Simple Mail Transfer Protocol

POP: Post Office Protocol

Explanation

SMTP stands for Simple Mail Transfer Protocol

SMTP pushes email messages to the server.

It is part of the application layer of the TCP/IP protocol.

It is used for sending emails, while POP is used for receiving emails.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 

POP: Post Office Protocol

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Explanation

SMTP pushes email messages to the server.

SMTP is part of the application layer of the TCP/IP protocol.

SMTP is used for sending emails while POP is used for receiving emails.

SMPT: Simple Mail Transfer Protocol

POP: Post Office Protocol