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2 years ago

Which of these commands is found by default on the quick access toolbar 1)save 2)new 3)open 4)print

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lions [1.4K]2 years ago

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The command which is found by default on the quick access toolbar is: 1) save

Microsoft office refers to a processing software application or program that is designed and developed by Microsoft Inc.

Basically, the Microsoft office comprises of three (3) main software applications and these include:

Microsoft Word.

Microsoft PowerPoint.

Microsoft Excel.

The quick access toolbar refers to a small, customizable toolbar that is typically designed to contain a set of commands, which are totally independent of the tab appearing on the ribbon that is currently on display to an end user.

By default, the following set of commands is found on the quick access toolbar:

Save

Undo.

Redo.

In conclusion, save is a command that is found by default on the quick access toolbar and it is typically used for storing (saving) a Microsoft document on a computer's memory.

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