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<=KNEC Craft Certificate in ICT module 2 Computer Application 2 past paper: July 2016
The following are the transactions for Riki Computer company:
September 1st Mr. Ripling started Riki computer company by investing Ksh. 250,000 and acquired computer equipment valued at Ksh. 300,000.
September 2nd Mr. Ripling rented an office space with a down payment of Ksh. 100,500 for the first three months.
Record the transactions in a journal.
September 1st Mr. Ripling started Riki computer company by investing Ksh. 250,000 and acquired computer equipment valued at Ksh. 300,000.
September 2nd Mr. Ripling rented an office space with a down payment of Ksh. 100,500 for the first three months.
Record the transactions in a journal.
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1. Outline the function of each of the following commands as used in Computer Aided Design: i) Explode; ii) Extend.
2. Distinguish between zoom scale and zoom windows as used in Computer Aided Design programs.
3. The following are the transactions for Riki Computer company: September 1st Mr. Ripling started Riki computer company by investing Ksh. 250,000 and acquired computer equipment valued at Ksh. 300,000. September 2nd Mr. Ripling rented an office space with a down payment of Ksh. 100,500 for the first three months. Record the transactions in a journal.
4. Explain a circumstance under which a Nonbreaking space can be used in Desktop Publishing program.
5. Outline the effects of each of the following operations on text typed on Desktop Publishing program: i) Kerning. ii) Tracking
6. Susan was creating a document in Desktop Publishing program. At one point in time she enabled a view of hidden characters in the document. Explain the reason for this.
7. Scylop, a software development company, has opted to computerize all their financial transactions using accounting software. Outline four benefits that the company is likely to gain from this approach.
8. Explain the term Desktop Publishing.
9. The following is a list of application software. Identify those that are categorized as desktop publishing programs: MS Word, Adobe InDesign, Adobe PageMaker, Photoshop, Notepad, CorelDraw, PagePlus, Internet Explorer.
10. Explain the function of each of the following commands as used in Computer Aided Design programs: a) Rectangle; b) Polyline
11. Distinguish between Extrude and Presspull as used in Computer Aided Design programs.
1. Outline the function of each of the following commands as used in Computer Aided Design: i) Explode; ii) Extend.
2. Distinguish between zoom scale and zoom windows as used in Computer Aided Design programs.
3. The following are the transactions for Riki Computer company: September 1st Mr. Ripling started Riki computer company by investing Ksh. 250,000 and acquired computer equipment valued at Ksh. 300,000. September 2nd Mr. Ripling rented an office space with a down payment of Ksh. 100,500 for the first three months. Record the transactions in a journal.
4. Explain a circumstance under which a Nonbreaking space can be used in Desktop Publishing program.
5. Outline the effects of each of the following operations on text typed on Desktop Publishing program: i) Kerning. ii) Tracking
6. Susan was creating a document in Desktop Publishing program. At one point in time she enabled a view of hidden characters in the document. Explain the reason for this.
7. Scylop, a software development company, has opted to computerize all their financial transactions using accounting software. Outline four benefits that the company is likely to gain from this approach.
8. Explain the term Desktop Publishing.
9. The following is a list of application software. Identify those that are categorized as desktop publishing programs: MS Word, Adobe InDesign, Adobe PageMaker, Photoshop, Notepad, CorelDraw, PagePlus, Internet Explorer.
10. Explain the function of each of the following commands as used in Computer Aided Design programs: a) Rectangle; b) Polyline
11. Distinguish between Extrude and Presspull as used in Computer Aided Design programs.
