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Where is located The Status bar in PowerPoint 2013?
In PowerPoint 2013, the Status bar is located at the bottom of the application window. It provides important information about the current presentation, such as the slide number, the total number of slides, and any ongoing tasks. Users can also access certain view options and zoom controls from the Status bar.
Which part of the power point window displays the current slide number and the total number of slides?
The Notes Pane.
If my computer has 2738 kilobytes and 5.23 megabytes of PowerPoint files what is the size in total of the files in gigabytes?
0.00771GB
When creating an Excel spreadsheet on a PowerPoint slide to add a total which button should you click?
The Autosum button.
How do you get a first person view in medieval total war?
you cant but in empire total war you just press insert
What fleer 92-93 basketball card has the highest value?
MJ total D insert
How does the total number change when the number is doubled?
If the number is doubles its total is doubled since its total is itself!
What can be determined if only the atomic number of an item is known?
the total number of protons and the total number of electrons in the atom
C program to add the digits of a given number?
#include<stdio.h> main () { int number, last_digit, next_digit, total; printf ("Enter the number whose sum of digits is to be calculated: "); scanf ("%d", &number); last_digit = number%10; total = last_digit; next_digit = (number/10) % 10; total = total + next_digit; next_digit = (number/100) % 10; total = total + next_digit; next_digit = (number/1000) %10; total = total + next_digit; next_digit = (number/10000) %10; total = total + next_digit; printf ("The sum of the digits of the entered number is: %d", total); }
What is the total number of countries?
198 is the total number of country
What is total number of Doctors in Afghanistan?
Total number of doctore in Afghanistan = 2500
Is the total number of natural numbers same as the total number of prime numbers?
No.
