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Rajasthan Computer Anudeshak Bharti 2026 | Computer Class - MS Office By Priyanka Mam
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Main ideas / lessons conveyed
1) MS Word: document views, tools, and core concepts
Document views (MCQ)
- Asked which option is not a document view.
- Incorrect option given: “Word View / Work View”.
Text alignment shortcut
- Center align:
Ctrl + E
Thesaurus in MS Word
- Purpose: provides synonyms
- Location/Tab: Review
- Shortcut:
Shift + F7
Header and footer basics
- Header: top of every page
- Footer: bottom of every page
- Default header/footer space was stated as 0.5 inches.
Footnotes vs. endnotes
- Footnotes: appear at the bottom of the current page
- Endnotes: appear at the end of the document/book
- Shortcuts mentioned:
- Insert footnote:
Ctrl + Alt + F - Insert endnote: (subtitle garbled; stated as)
Alt + Cl + D(likely incorrect/garbled)
- Insert footnote:
Word Art / Styles / Spelling & Grammar
- Word Art: stylized/fancy text effects (angle/curve were referenced)
- Creating a Table of Contents: use Styles
- Spelling & Grammar check:
- Tab: Review
- Shortcut:
F7
Paragraph alignment (MCQ)
- Valid alignments mentioned:
- Left, Center, Right, Justify
- MCQ asked which alignment is not valid.
Line/page/column breaks
- Line break:
Shift + Enter - Page break:
Ctrl + Enter - Column break:
Ctrl + Shift + Enter
Page orientation
- Two types: Portrait and Landscape
- Path: Page Layout → Orientation
Superscript and subscript
- Superscript: raised above baseline
- Subscript: lowered below baseline
- Shortcuts mentioned:
- Superscript:
Ctrl + Shift + + - Subscript:
Ctrl + Shift + =
- Superscript:
Drop cap
- First letter is large, rest smaller (story-book style)
- Default: 3 lines
- Maximum lines: 10
Widow/Orphan control
- Widow: last line appears alone at the top of the next page
- Orphan: first line appears alone at the bottom of a page
- The feature helps keep those lines together and avoids page-edge single lines.
Margins & gutter margin
- Margins: top/bottom/left/right
- Gutter margin: extra space for binding (spiral/binding)
- Default “Normal” margins in Word 2016:
- 1 inch each side (2.54 cm)
Change case
- Feature: Change Case
- Shortcut:
Shift + F3 - Types:
- Lowercase, Uppercase, Sentence case, Toggle case
Strikethrough
- Shortcut mentioned:
Ctrl + 5(as stated)
2) MS Word: navigation & selection shortcuts
Home/End navigation
- Home: beginning of the current line
- Ctrl + Home: beginning of the document
- End: end of the current line
- Ctrl + End: end of the document
Selection extension
- Shift + Home / Shift + End: extends selection to start/end of the line.
Sentence selection
- Select a sentence:
Ctrl + Clickon the sentence
Hyperlink
Ctrl + K
Undo / Replace / Save / Help
- Undo:
Ctrl + Z - Replace:
Ctrl + H - Save As:
F12 - Help:
F1
Quick formatting and clipboard
- Bold:
Ctrl + B - Copy/Cut/Paste:
Ctrl + C / Ctrl + X / Ctrl + V
Text zoom
- Minimum zoom: 10%
- Maximum zoom: 500%
3) MS Word: inserting elements and feature locations/tabs
Freeze Panes
- Keeps headings visible while scrolling
- Mentioned with Freeze Panes and Unfreeze
- Shown as a View tab feature.
Reading views
- Read Mode: full screen; tabs disappear (only title bar remains)
- Print Layout: default page-like view
- Web Layout: web-like view
Outline view
- Shows document content in heading/bulleted structure
- Clicking headings navigates/expands sections
Watermark
- Watermark: content/text or image in the background
- Path: Design → Page Background → Watermark
Mail Merge
- Tab: Mailings
- Purpose: send one document to many people
- Generates types including letters/envelopes/labels/emails (conceptually listed)
4) MS Word: file types / extensions (MCQs)
Document extensions
.doc(Word 2003).docx(Word 2007+)
Other office extensions
.xlsx(Excel).ppt/.pptx(PowerPoint)
Image extensions (taught)
- JPEG: Joint Photographic Experts Group
- PNG: Portable Network Graphics
- BMP: bitmap (subtitle included “.bm bitmap image”)
- GIF: Graphics Interchange Format
- SVG: Scalable Vector Graphics
- TIFF/TIF: Tagged Image File Format (subtitle appeared as “TIFA”, likely garbled)
5) MS Word: starting Word / system shortcuts (quick tips)
Opening Word
- Via search
- Run dialog:
Win + R, then type “winword” (subtitle also mentioned a garbled variant)
Replace shortcut reminder
Ctrl + H
Insert picture location
- Insert tab → Illustrations group
- Pictures, Online Pictures, Shapes, 3D Models, SmartArt, Charts, Screenshots
- Clip Art: described as removed in newer versions (per lesson claim)
Detailed bullet-point “instruction/method” style items included
MS Word: core shortcut/instruction list (as stated)
- Center align:
Ctrl + E - Thesaurus:
Shift + F7 - Insert footnote:
Ctrl + Alt + F - Insert endnote:
Alt + Cl + D(as stated; likely garbled) - New blank document:
Ctrl + N - Indent paragraph:
- Increase indent:
Ctrl + M - Decrease indent:
Ctrl + Shift + M
- Increase indent:
- Bold:
Ctrl + B - Font dialog:
Ctrl + D - File menu:
Alt + F - Edit menu:
Alt + E - Help:
F1 - Select all:
Ctrl + A - Cut:
Ctrl + X - Copy:
Ctrl + C - Paste:
Ctrl + V - Home/End navigation:
- Home: beginning of current line
Ctrl + Home: beginning of document- End: end of current line
Ctrl + End: end of document
- Select a sentence:
Ctrl + Click - Hyperlink:
Ctrl + K - Undo:
Ctrl + Z - Replace:
Ctrl + H - Save As:
F12 - Line break:
Shift + Enter - Page break:
Ctrl + Enter - Column break:
Ctrl + Shift + Enter - Superscript:
Ctrl + Shift + + - Subscript:
Ctrl + Shift + = - Change case:
Shift + F3 - Strikethrough:
Ctrl + 5 - Zoom (Word): min
10%, max500%
MS Word: feature paths (tabs/locations) mentioned
- Thesaurus: Review
- Spelling & Grammar: Review
- Bullets/Numbered lists: Home
- Table of contents creation basis: Styles
- Freeze Panes: View → Freeze Panes
- Watermark: Design → Page Background → Watermark
- Orientation: Page Layout → Orientation
- Reading views: under view options
- Outline view: outline view (heading/section structure navigation)
- Mail Merge: Mailings → Mail Merge
MS Word: concepts/definitions tested
- Header/footer repeat on every page
- Footnote vs endnote locations (page bottom vs end of book)
- Widow/Orphan control prevents single lines stranded at page edges
- Gutter margin supports binding/spiral edge
MS Excel portion (next-day prep / concepts introduced)
Core UI elements explained
- Active cell: currently selected cell
- Name box: displays address of the active cell
- Formula bar: shows content/formula of the active cell
- Cell address example mentioned: “E3”
Cell references types
- Relative reference:
A1style (changes when copied) - Mixed reference: one part fixed using
$(either row or column fixed) - Absolute reference: both fixed using
$(e.g.,$A$1)
Excel functions taught (with meanings)
Basic math
SUMAVERAGEMINMAXSQRT(subtitle spelled “sqrrt” in places)MOD(remainder)POWER(exponent function, described in words)
Counting
COUNT: counts cells with numbers only (ignores blanks and text)COUNTA(called “COUNT A”): counts non-empty cells (numbers + text)COUNTBLANK: counts blank cells
Rounding / sign
CEILING: rounds up to the next multipleFLOOR: rounds down to the previous multipleABS: converts negative to positive (absolute value)ROUND: rounds based on digits after a specified position (examples discussed)
Parity
EVEN: returns next even number (example behavior noted)ODD: returns next odd number (similar logic)
Homework prompts
- Asked to compute two homework questions (content partially garbled):
- One involving
EVENandODD(example hinted: “even 5 + odd 7”) - One
ROUND-based expression (example started with something like “round 762.56 …”)
- One involving
Closing schedule message
- Class ends with a plan to meet on Monday
- “50 questions” target had been attempted/covered; Excel basics to be used for future MCQs.
Speakers / sources featured (as identifiable from subtitles)
- Priyanka Ma’am (main instructor)
- Anshul Ma’am
- Rohan
- Vikas
- Ritesh
- Piyush
- Bunty
- Rajan Choudhary
(Others were treated as student/participant mentions; no clear individual speaking turns were separated.)