1. Times New Roman is a serif font.

2. Monotype sold the font as "Times New Roman" and Linotype marketed its version as "Times Roman".

3. General typography style in which the vertical lines of characters are straight and not at an angle. This is in contrast to italic, which uses slanted lines.

1. The shortcut key to paste the copied cell or range in MS Excel is Ctrl+V. Pressing this key will paste the copied data into the current cell or range.

2. If you want to paste the copied data at a new location, you can click on that location using the mouse or paste it using the Ctrl+V key combination.

3. Here are some other shortcut keys that can be used to paste data in MS Excel.

- Ctrl+C: Copy

- Ctrl+X: Cut

- Ctrl+V: Paste

- Ctrl+Shift+V: Paste Special

- Alt+E, S, V: Paste option

1. The shortcut key to start the slide show from the beginning in MS PowerPoint is F5. Pressing this key will start the presentation and slide show starting from the first slide.

2. If you want to start the slideshow from the current slide, you can use the Shift+F5 key combination. Pressing this key will start the presentation and start the slide show from the current slide.

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. In Microsoft PowerPoint, the Ctrl + D shortcut key inserts a duplicate of the selected slide.

2. Ctrl+D is a keyboard shortcut used in many computer programs to perform various tasks. In a web browser, pressing Ctrl+D adds the current webpage to your bookmarks or favourites list.

3. In Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets, pressing Ctrl+D fills a cell and overwrites it with the contents of the cell in a column above it.

The elements of a chart in MS Excel 2010 include the following:-

1. Title: The title of the chart, which describes the topic or purpose of the chart.

2. Axis: Lines used to measure data on a chart.

3. Data Series: A group of data points on a chart.

4. Chart Area: The outer area of the chart, including the title, axes, and data series.

5. Legend: Labels used to identify data series on a chart.

6. Gridlines: Lines used to measure data on a chart.

7. Data Labels: Labels used to display the values of data points on a chart.

8. Data Table: A table used to display data from data series below the chart.

1. The Animation tab of Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 contains a group of controls-

- Preview

- Animation

- Time

1. The shortcut key to open File Explorer or File Manager is Ctrl + O.

2. In Microsoft Excel and all other spreadsheet programs, pressing Ctrl+O brings up the Open window, allowing you to load an existing spreadsheet stored on your computer.

3. In Microsoft Word and other word processors, pressing Ctrl+O brings up the Open window, allowing you to load an existing document stored on your computer.