1. You can switch pages between portrait and landscape layouts in MS Word, 2010 using the orientation shortcut.

2. The two most common types of orientation are portrait and landscape.

In Microsoft Excel, the default chart type for most data is the "Column Chart." When you create a new chart in Excel without specifying a specific type, it usually starts with a column chart where data points are represented as vertical bars. Of course, you can change the chart type later based on your preferences and the type of data you want to visualize.

1. To cut a cell or range in Excel: Ctrl + X can be used to cut a selected cell or range in MS Excel. This copies the data to the clipboard and clears the original cells or range.

2. To cut text: Ctrl + X can be used to cut selected text in any text editor or word processor. This copies the text to the clipboard and frees up the original space.

3. To cut an image or object: Ctrl + X can be used to cut a selected image or object in any graphics program. This copies the image or object to the clipboard and frees up the original space.

In Microsoft Word 2019, you can add page numbers to your document by using the "Insert" tab. The "Insert" tab contains various options, including the "Page Number" option, which allows you to insert page numbers at different locations in your document.

In MS PowerPoint, the key combination to open the 'Save As' dialog box is F12. Pressing F12 opens the 'Save As' dialog box directly, allowing you to save the current presentation with a new name or in a different location.

In Excel 2003, the number of rows is 65,536. Each worksheet in Excel 2003 consists of 65,536 rows and 256 columns.

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.