1. Animation like effect when you use MS. Transition from one slide to another during a slide show in PowerPoint 2010.

2. First of all, select the slides in which the transition effect is to be added.

3. Click on the Slide Transition option in the Slide Show menu available in the menu bar, which opens the Slide Transition dialogue box.

5. The desired speed of the transition effect is set using the Slow, Medium or Fast option button.

1. Which of the following formulas is a feature in Microsoft Excel that is used to perform calculations on data in a spreadsheet?

2. A formula is a special type of formula used to add, subtract, multiply, and divide numbers, text, and other data.

3. LANPAR, the first electronic spreadsheet on mainframe and time-sharing computers, was developed in the year 1969.

1. F5 is used to start a presentation from the beginning.

2. We can see how your slideshow looks in full screen.

3. To start the slide show from the current slide, press Shift+F5.

4. The shortcut key to create a new slide in MS PowerPoint 2010 is Ctrl + M.

1. In MS Excel 2010, "Goal Seek" is a tool that works backwards with the aim of calculating an unknown value.

2. This tool allows you to set a desired result in one cell and then adjust the values in other cells to achieve that result.

1. WordPad is a word processor software included with Windows 95 and later, up to Windows 11.

2. WordPad does not have to be installed in the system.

3. WordPad comes inbuilt installed with the Windows operating system.

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 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. Icons are small pictures that represent a program, folder, or program function and are displayed in the user's user interface when they are double-clicked.