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What are the panes that appear in the Microsoft management console window?
The MMC interface uses a three-paned design. scope pane, detail pane, and action pane.
What does the Slide Layout pane show?
your mum's body
When was Enlarged to Show Detail created?
Enlarged to Show Detail was created in 311.
What is computer in detail?
a computer is an electronic machine...........:)
When looking for shared printers a list of printers will show in what pane?
Answer is Content Pane..... dumbest question I have ever needed to look up for a test.....
Explain in detail why is it unethical to create and distribute computer virus?
get on the computer
How do you manage your floppy drive?
Right-click My Computer Left-click "Explorer" Left-click the "3-1/2" A Drive in the Left Pane On the Right-Pane is where you manage your files
How can you tell which type of graphics card you have?
If you're running Windows, then right-click on My Computer -> Manage -> Device Manager (in the left hand pane) -> Display Adapters (in the right hand pane).
Write a short note on Windows?
It is a computer operating system or a transparent pane to allow light to enter
The introduction of oil paint in northern Europe allowed artists to what?
Show a greater level of detail (apex)
What is an Excel pane?
An Excel pane is part of the window. The worksheet itself can be split into panes using the Split option. You can also freeze panes, so that one is on the screen all of the time. You also have the task pane, which is outside the worksheet, but can show other things, such as help options.
What is the purpose of the navigation pane?
A pane or panel is typically something that runs down the side of a window, typically the left side. The "Navigation Pane" found in Windows Explorer displays a hierarchical tree view of the subfolders in the selected folder, if any, and the + and - buttons alongside the items in the tree can be clicked to show the contents of other folders. Such a pane may be found in other applications, although I do not know of any that do so.
