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Exp-7 : Create new document, open existing document, edit document and save the document

  Create new document, Open Existing Document In this lesson, I have learned how to open and new document in Microsoft Word. Open Word. Select  Blank document . Or, if Word is already open, select  File  >  New  >  Blank document . Edit Document 1. Open Word 2. Choose file already saved. 3. Now, document will open and edit the document wherever we changed the text. 4. After successful changes save the document.

Exp -5 : Linux Commands for COPA Trade - Practical

Linux Commands I have learned these commands  1. pwd Command The pwd command is used to display the location of the current working directory. Syntax: pwd   2. mkdir Command The mkdir command is used to create a new directory under any directory. mkdir <directory name> 3. rmdir Command The rmdir command is used to delete a directory. Syntax: rmdir <directory name> 4. ls Command The ls command is used to display a list of content of a directory. Syntax: ls   5. cd Command The cd command is used to change the current directory. Syntax: cd <directory name>   6. rm Command The rm command is used to remove a file. Syntax: rm <file name> 7. cp Command The cp command is used to copy a file or directory. Syntax: To copy in the same directory: cp <existing file name> <new file name> 8. mv Command The mv command is used to move a file or a directory form one location to another location. Syntax: mv <file name> <direct...

Exp-4 Ms-Dos Commands for COPA Trade - Practical

MSDOS - Commands  Date:  To find the current date, MS-DOS provides DATE command eg:  c:\>date  the current date is : Thu 03/03/2022 Enter the new date : (mm-dd-yy) You can enter new date which will change your current system date Time: To find the current time, MS-DOS provide the TIME commands c:\>time the current time is : 16:11:30.30 Enter the new time: we can enter new time which will change your current system date Cd (change directory):  CD (change directory) is a command used to switch directories in MS-DOS.  cd.. : Goes back one directory. For example, below you can see it goes back from Temp directory to Windows directory.  C:\>windows\Temp>cd.. C:\>windows>cd/ c:\> Suppose you want to go to a specific directory and if you are in root directory you can go using following command. For example we want to switch to Desktop Cd C:\Users\123\Desktop C:\Windows\Temp>cd.. C:\Windows>cd/ C:\>cd users\vesrn\destop C:\>use...