Using Undo and Redo in Word- Instructions

Using Undo and Redo in Word- Instructions: A picture of a user undoing previous actions in Word.
Using Undo and Redo in Word: Overview             Using Undo and Redo in Word lets you easily undo previous actions or redo them again. The “Undo” button appears in the Quick Access toolbar in Microsoft Word by default. It is one of the most useful functions ever created. It lets you reverse the last command,
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The Ribbon in Publisher – Instructions

The Ribbon in Publisher - Instructions: A diagram of the Ribbon in Publisher. It shows an active tab, its button groups, a dialog box launcher button, and also the contextual tabs that may appear.
The Ribbon in Publisher: Overview             The Ribbon in Publisher is the main tool you use to perform tasks. It lets you perform all the commands available in the program. The Ribbon in Publisher is divided into tabs. These tabs contain different button groups of commands. You can access the commands in each button group
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The DROP Statement in SQL – Tutorial

The DROP Statement in SQL - Tutorial: A picture of the general syntax of the DROP DATABASE, DROP TABLE, and TRUNCATE TABLE commands in SQL.
The DROP Statement in SQL: Overview             You use the DROP statement in SQL to delete created database objects. You can use the DROP statement in SQL to delete databases, tables and indexes. You can also use the DROP statement in SQL in conjunction with the ALTER TABLE statement to delete fields
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CREATE DATABASE Statement- Tutorial

CREATE DATABASE Statement: Overview             Within many relational database management systems, the CREATE DATABASE statement is used to create the database. The core SQL of the statement is shown below. CREATE DATABASE database_name             In this statement, the “database_name” parameter is the name you want to give to the database. Note that while most versions
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