1. If you want to repeat the row/column on all pages while printing in MS Excel 2010 then you can use Print Titles.

1. The Justify Alignment option in MS Word 2010 aligns each line of the paragraph between the left and right margins and produces straight edges on the left and right margins.

2. Using justify alignment, both sides of each line are aligned with the margins. This creates a uniform text width with uniform spacing.

1. The snapping option of Windows 10 allows us to move up to four windows on one screen.

2. To use snapping, you simply need to drag a window to any edge or corner of the screen.

1. The shortcut key to redo the last undo action in MS Word 2010 is Curl + Y.

2. This shortcut key can be used to redo any undo action, such as deleting text, copying text, or formatting text.

3. For example, if you deleted some text, you can return it again by pressing Ctrl + Y.

1. Information is organized into horizontal and vertical columns using tables for easy reading.

2. In MS Excel 2010, the horizontal bar is located at the bottom right of the screen.

Following are some of the uses of Snap Assist-

1. View two windows at once: Snap Assist allows you to keep two windows on the screen at the same time. It can help you perform tasks like comparing two documents, reviewing information on a web page, and taking notes while watching a video.

2. See a lot of information: Snap Assist can help you organize a lot of information on the screen. For example, you can snap one window to one half of the screen and another window to the other half. This lets you view information on two documents or web pages at the same time.

3. Organize windows: Snap Assist can help you organize your windows in a consistent way. For example, you can snap one window to always be on the left side of the screen and another window to always be on the right side of the screen. This allows you to keep your workspace more organized and organized.

1. Encryption is the process of encoding data in cryptography.

2. This process transforms the plaintext or original representation of data into ciphertext or alternative representation of the data.

3. Only authorized parties should be able to decipher the ciphertext back into plaintext and access the original data.

4. Encryption in itself does not prevent interference, but it hinders interceptors from deciphering the content.