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Friday, 30 March 2012
Wednesday, 28 March 2012
Windows 7 Shortcut Keys
+ Spacebar
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All the open windows transparent and view desktop icons. |
+ D
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View or hide desktop. |
+ left/right
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Dock the Selected window to left or right side of the screen. |
+ Up/Down
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Minimize, maximize or restore the selected windows. |
+ Tab
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Launches the 3D representation of the opened windows and by pressing the Tab again, flips through the windows. |
+ B
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Deliver focus to the hidden icons in the system tray. |
Alt + Ctrl + Tab + Up/Down/Right/left
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Flip the Windows. |
+ T
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Shows the icons in the taskbar menu. holding the [Windows] and keep on pressing [T], you can move through the items from left to right. |
+ Shift + (1-9)
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Start travelling between the respective taskbar
icons.
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+
Shift + Right/left
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Move the select window from one monitor to another. |
+ P
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Select the display for presentation mode |
+ (+/-)
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Magnify, zoom in or out of your screen. |
Ctrl + Alt + L
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Switch on the lens mode of the window. |
Ctrl + Alt + F
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Back from the docked or Lens mode. |
+ X
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Launches Windows Mobility Center. |
Tuesday, 27 March 2012
Microsoft excel shortcut key
F2
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Edit the selected cell
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F5
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Go to a specific cell
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F7
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Spell check selected text and/or
document
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F11
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Create chart
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Ctrl + shift + ;
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Enter the current time
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Ctrl + ;
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Enter the current time
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Alt + Shift + F1
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Insert new worksheet
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Shift + F3
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Open the excel formula window
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Shift + F5
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Bring up search box
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Ctrl + A
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Select all contents of worksheet
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Ctrl + B
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Bold highlighted selection
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Ctrl + I
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Italicize highlighted selection
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Ctrl + C
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Copy selected text
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Ctrl + V
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Paste
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Ctrl + D
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Fill
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Ctrl + K
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Inset link
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Ctrl + F
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Open find and replace options
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Ctrl + G
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Open go-to options
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Ctrl + H
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Open find and replace options
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Ctrl + U
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Underline highlighted selection
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Ctrl + Y
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Underline selected text
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Ctrl + 5
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Strike-through highlighted selection
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Ctrl + O
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Open options
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Ctrl + N
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Open new document
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Ctrl + P
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Open print dialog box
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Ctrl + S
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Save
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Ctrl + Z
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Undo last action
|
Ctrl + F9
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Minimize current window
|
Ctrl + F10
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Maximize currently selected window
|
Ctrl + F6
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Switch between open workbooks/
windows
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Ctrl + Pg Up &
Pg Dn
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Move between excel worksheets in
the same document
|
Ctrl + Tab
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Move between two or more open
excel files
|
Alt + =
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Create formula to sum all of above
cells
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Ctrl + ‘
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Insert value of above cell into current
cell
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Ctrl + Shift + !
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Format number in comma format
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Ctrl + Shift + $
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Format number in currency format
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Ctrl + Shift + #
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Format number in date format
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Ctrl + Shift + %
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Format number in percentage format
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Ctrl + Shift + ^
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Format number in scientific format
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Ctrl + Shift + @
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Format number in scientific format
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Ctrl + right
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Move to next section of text
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Ctrl + space
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Select entire column
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Shift + space
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Select entire row
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Ctrl + W
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Close document
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Monday, 26 March 2012
MS & OR, Assignment-8 (CPM & PERT)
(Q-1) A project has following characteristic
Activity
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Preceding activity
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Expected completion
Time ( in weeks)
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A
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None
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5
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B
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A
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2
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C
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A
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6
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D
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B
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12
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E
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D
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10
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F
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D
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9
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G
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D
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5
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H
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B
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9
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I
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C, E
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1
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J
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G
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2
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K
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F, I, J
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3
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L
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K
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9
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M
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H, G
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7
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N
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M
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8
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i) Draw a PERT network for this project.
ii) Find the critical path and the project
completion time.
iii) Prepare an activity schedule showing
the ES, EF, LS, LF and slack for each activity.
iv) Will the critical path change if
activity G takes 10 weeks instead of 5 weeks? If so, what will be the new
critical path?
(Q-2). A project with the following six activities is
listed with the normal time period for completion of each activity. Draw the
network diagram and find out the critical path. Also prove that an activity C
is critical activity using early and late start and finish timings.
Activity
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A
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B
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C
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D
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E
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F
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Immediate Predecessor
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A
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A
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B
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C
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D, E
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Time Duration
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4
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8
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8
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5
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7
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5
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(Q-3) What is dummy activity? Why do we need dummy
activities in PERT network? Explain the same in brief and support your answer
with neat sketches.
(Q-4) Find the Shortest path for the given network
below, Where “( )” indicates arc length values.
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