Computer Operator Result Published — Dhankuta

Pub­lic Ser­vice Com­mis­sion, East­ern Devel­op­ment Region, Dhankuta pub­lished the result of exam con­ducted for the post of Com­puter Oper­a­tor in 11th Baishakh 2067.

Pub­lic Ser­vice Com­mis­sion noticed that can­di­date of Roll No 5099 was dis­qual­i­fied as s/he for­got to write Ques­tion Key in his/her answer sheet.

10 can­di­dates out of 32 are suc­cess­ful to pass from more than one cri­te­ria.
Chan­dra Bahadur Tamang {Roll 5138}, Kabita Paudel {Roll 01}, Kishor Rai {Roll 09}, Krishna Bahadur Limbu {Roll 07}, Luna Khanal {Roll 5090}, Mamata Chaula­gain {Roll 5112}, Man Bahadur Shrestha {Roll 5007}, Niraj Tamang {Roll 16}, Rita Aacharya {Roll 5066}, Suresh Shrestha {Roll 10003}

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MS Word Practical Sheet 5 – Tab Stops Border and Shading – Computer Operator Practical Examination

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MS Word

Prac­ti­cal Sheet

Sheet — 5

Tab Stops, Bor­der & Shad­ing

F.M. 10

P.M. 5

Time: 12 minutes

Task 1: Enter the text and for­mat as dis­played below: [10 marks, Time 15 minutes]

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MS Word Practical Exam Practice Sheet 4 – Tab Stops Border and Shadding – Computer Operator Examination

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MS Word

Prac­ti­cal Sheet

Sheet — 4

Tab Stops, Bor­der & Shad­ing

F.M. 10

P.M. 5

Time: 15 minutes

Task 1: Enter the text and for­mat as dis­played below: [5+5=10 marks, Time 10 minutes]

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MS Word Practical Exam Practice Sheet – 3 – Columns and Drop Cap — Computer Operator Exam Preparation

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MS Word

Prac­ti­cal Sheet

Sheet — 3

Columns & Drop Cap

F.M. 10

P.M. 5

Time: 15 minutes

Task 1: Enter the text and for­mat as dis­played below: [5+5=10 marks, Time 10 minutes]

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MS Word Practical Exam Practice Sheet – Computer Operator

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MS Word

Prac­ti­cal Sheet

Sheet — 2

Para­graph Formatting

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Limitations and Boundaries of MS Excel

1. Work­sheet size: 65,526 rows by 256 columns

2. Col­umn width: 0 to 255 charcter

3. Row height: 0 to 409 points

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Limitations and Boundaries of Access 2003

1. Size of Data­base file: 2GB

2. Num­ber of objects in a data­base: 32,768 (215)

3. Mod­ules (Includ­ing forms and reports with the ‘Has­Mod­ule’ prop­erty set to ‘True’): 1,000

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Will Romanized Keyboard Layout Survive?

I remem­ber the story my grandma told when I was a lit­tle baby. Schools and col­leges were not as of today where you could go after launch and return after Tif­fin time. Guru came to the palace to take prince Dik­pal. Dik­pal had to stay with Guru in his hut till the com­ple­tion of edu­ca­tion. On the way when these two were walk­ing, there come two choices of road – one short but dif­fi­cult and full of dan­ger; the next easy, com­fort­able but too long. Dik­pal selected short and difficult.

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Posted in From the desk of Admin, IT and Law | Tagged IT in Nepal, Nepali Unicode Typing, Romanized Keyboard Layout, Why Romanized Unicode | 6 Comments

Magnificent Failure of e-Government System

Only the solu­tion to change is to change your­self!

The doc­u­ment flow sys­tem of Min­istry of Gen­eral Affairs and Min­istry of Infor­ma­tion and Com­mu­ni­ca­tions were auto­mated by using a web based sys­tem that used to be known as e-Government Sys­tem. The objec­tive of imple­men­ta­tion of e-Government web based soft­ware in these min­istries was to develop the orga­ni­za­tion as paper­less min­istry. The soft­ware was equipped with poten­tials. It has the fea­tures like:

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Selection of Data Entry Operator for Biometric Voters Name List Collection Program

Since the soft­ware was devel­oped in Uni­code Nepali with Ora­cle in back­end and .NET for fron­tend, they had to find suf­fi­cient num­ber of skilled data entry oper­a­tors who could enter data in Nepali lan­guage. At first it was thought if an announce­ment is made, there will be lot of can­di­dates to com­pete. Grad­u­ally as sce­nario grown more clearer, they real­ize the insuf­fi­ciency (almost unavail­able) of man­power who could type com­fort­ably in Nepali Uni­code. Thus, at final moment they decided to accept those who know Non-Unicode typ­ing (Preeti font) so that a few days train­ing will make them famil­iar with Unicode.

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