Can you deploy decremented logic over a hardware for binary adder? If yes, prove by providing an instance for 3 bit registers. Also take an example to support your said structure’s working. Can you realize the same hardware for increment with any changes done in given inputs? If so, then support your answer with an example
Think of an organization you either work for now or would like to work for, in either a paid or volunteer position. You’ll create a letter, which could be an appeal for donations, a thank-you letter, or some kind of business communication for an event. 1n the content, you’ll include a place for a table of names and email addresses and include text that introduces the table. (For example, your table might be a list of names and email addresses of participants or others who have volunteered to help out.) You’ll create a table in Access with this information, then export it to an RTF document that you’ll insert into your Word letter.
a. Start Word, then save a new document as 0 -My Letter in the location where you store your Data Files. (Hint Throughout this exercise, maximize windows as necessary.)
b. Type the letter text, including the table introduction. Add clip art or photographs as desired. Include your name as the signer of the document.
c. Start Access, then open a blank desktop database named 0 -My Database. Create a table containing fields for First Name, Last Name, and Email Address, giving the table an appropriate name, and add at least three records.
d. Export the Access table to an RTF file named 0-My Export. (Hint Use a command on the EXTERNAL DATA tab, in the Export group. Do not save export steps. Save the file in the same location as your other files for this exercise.) Close the database and exit Access.
e. In the Word document, insert the exported RTF file in the appropriate location using the Text from File command. Delete the ID column, then format the inserted table any way you wish. (Hint: You may wish to use the Header Row check box in the Table Style Options group.)
f. Make any final formatting changes, then save and close the letter.
g. Open a new Word document, and type a short email message to the four participants, reminding them of the date or another relevant fact about your organization, perhaps an upcoming event. Save the file as 0 -My Email text.
h. Start a mail merge, using the E-mail Messages selection, and use 0-My Database as the data source.
i. Use the Insert Merge Field button to insert each recipient’s email address at the top of the message.
j. Finish the merge, using the Edit Individual Documents command. Rather than sending the email messages, save the merged document as 0 -My Electronic Messages.
k. Save and close all documents and programs.
The Helping Hand food bank in Denver, Colorado, is organizing its annual Thanksgiving Day Fun Run, which generates proceeds for the benefit of local food pantries. The organization’s president, Edward Dimaya, has asked you to create • a PowerPoint presentation that includes information about the event, including financial information, for potential sponsors and participants.
a. Start PowerPoint, create a new, blank presentation using any theme and variation you like, customizing the title slide with appropriate text and clip art, then save it as 0 -Fun Run Presentation in the location where you store your Data Files. (Hint: Throughout this exercise, maximize windows as necessary.)
b. Add another slide that lists important dates, including deadlines for individual registration and group registration, and the date of the event itself, then add your name to the footer of all slides except the title slide.
c. Use the Slides from Outline command to insert content from the file 0-22.docx into the presentation, after the second slide.
d. Adjust formatting as needed for the newly added slides. Insert clip art and/or photographs as desired.
e. At the end of the presentation, add a new slide with a title-only layout titled Financials, start Excel, then create a worksheet and a chart in the style of your choice that show the amount of income for the last three years and three expense categories (such as Equipment, Traffic Control, and Security).
f. Add a chart title, and format it as you wish.
g. Save the worksheet as 0 -Fun Run Financials where you store your Data Files, then copy the chart you created.
h. In PowerPoint, paste the Excel chart you copied, linked with either source or destination formatting.
i. Open the Excel file, change one of the expense figures, then update the link chart in PowerPoint.
j. Start Word, then create an informal confirmation letter to runners who have registered for the event. Write at least two short paragraphs for the letter body text, confirming that the recipient is registered for the event. Add your name at the end of the letter. Save the document as 0 -Fun Run Confirmation Letter.
k. Find an image to use as the organization’s logo, display it on the screen in another program, then capture it using Screen Clipping and insert it at the top of the letter.
I. Start a mail merge. Create a Mail Merge Recipients list in Word with at least three records. (Hint: Use the Type a New List command.) Include fields for Title, First Name, Last Name, Address 1, City, State, and ZIP Code. Save the data as 0 -Fun Run Registrations.
m. Below the heading at the top of the document, insert address block and greeting line fields. Preview your results and adjust spacing as necessary.
n. Finish the mail merge by merging to the printer, then print the second letter if your lab allows printing.
o. Close any open files, then exit all programs.
You are doing volunteer work at your local animal shelter. The director knows you’ve been studying PowerPoint, so she asks you to create a short presentation they can show to groups of potential dog adopters to emphasize safety.
a. Open the file N-6.pptx and save it as N-Dog Safety.
b. Insert at least three pictures in the presentation, on any slides you like, using your own photos. Change slide layouts as necessary if you want to use placeholders to insert pictures. (Hint: To change a slide layout, click the Layout button in the Slides group on the HOME tab.) Check the photo’s file extension and verify that it’s a file type you can use in PowerPoint, such as JPG, GIF, WMF, TIE or BMP. If you don’t have suitable pictures, then choose online pictures from Office.com clip art. Crop, resize, and position them appropriately. Delete background where necessary.
c. Add sound to at least one of the slides. Substitute a picture on the sound file, and then format the sound object with a picture style. (Hint: Use the AUDIO TOOLS FORMAT tab.)
d. Have the audio file fade in (use the AUDIO TOOLS FORMAT tab), and have it play On Click during the slide show.
e. Add a video clip to any slide. It can be a video of your own or a video from the Bing Video Search. (Hint: In the Insert Video dialog box, enter an appropriate search term in the Bing Video Search text box, then press Enter. Have the video start On Click when the slide appears in the slide show.)
f. Add a text box to any slide, then resize, reposition, and format it as you wish. (Hint: Use the INSERT tab and then the DRAWING TOOLS FORMAT tab.)
g. Go to the slide master. (Hint: On the VIEW tab, use the Slide Master button in the Master Views group.) Add a graphic to the Title and Content layout that you want to appear in the lower-left corner on every slide that uses that layout. (Hint: With the slide master visible, use the INSERT tab to insert an online graphic and position it in the lower-left corner of the slide master. Then click the SLIDE MASTER tab and click the Close Master View button to dose the master.)
h. On Slide 2, apply an entrance animation to the bulleted list. Then add an Emphasis animation to the same object. (Hint: Use the Add Animation button in the Advanced Animation group.) Open the Animation Pane, select the second animation, then use the Start list arrow in the Timing group to have it start “After Previous”-that is, after the entrance animation. Click the Preview button in the Preview group to see the two animations play in sequence.
i. Copy the animation effects to the other bulleted lists in the presentation.
j. Review each slide and align objects to each other as necessary.
k. Preview the slide handouts, using the 6 Slides Horizontal setting, and print them if desired. Make any adjustments necessary to make the design effective.
I. Add your name to the footer of all slides, save your work, then play the presentation in Slide Show view. Submit your presentation to your instructor, then exit PowerPoint.
You own a restaurant called The Best Table. You’ve created a presentation outlining your menu offerings to show at a meeting of your local Chamber of Commerce, which is showcasing local restaurants to tour companies. You’ve developed the slide text, but now you need to polish the presentation and make it eye-catching. You decide to do this using graphics, transitions, sound, and animations.
a. Start PowerPoint, open the file N-5.pptx from where you store your Data Files, then save it as N-Best Table.
b. On Slide 2, insert two food pictures you might have that relate to the slide content. If you don’t have suitable pictures, insert clip art. Crop, resize, reposition, or align them however you wish. If you like, remove the pictures’ backgrounds.
c. On Slides 3, 4, and 5, add a single picture that relates to a food item mentioned; use clip art if necessary. Resize, reposition, and align them as necessary.
d. Add the Dish Rattle online audio clip to Slide 7. Set it to start automatically when the slide appears during the slide show. Preview the sound.
e. Change the picture on the sound file to an appropriate one of your choice, using Office.com Clip Art, using search text you choose. Resize and reposition it so it’s placed attractively on the slide.
f. Apply slide transitions to each slide: Use a transition in the Subtle category for Slides 1 through 6. (Hint: Click Slide 1 in the Thumbnail pane, press and hold [Shift], click Slide 6, then apply the transition). Apply a transition from the Exciting category to Slide 7.
g. On Slide 2, apply the Peek In entrance animation to the bulleted list, then apply the effect options of your choice to it.
h. Use the Animation Painter to copy the animation to the bulleted lists on Slides 3, 4, 5, and 6. (Hint: When you copy the Slide 2 animation, double-click the Animation Painter button, click the bulleted list on each slide, then press [Esc] .)
i. Add any speaker notes you choose to three of the slides, save the presentation, then view it in Presenter view, evaluating it (or effectiveness. Add an annotation to any slide, but don’t save it when you end the slide show.
j. Add a header that reads The Best Table to all pages of the notes and handouts only.
k. View the presentation in Presenter view, observing your speaker notes.
I. Preview the Notes pages and Handouts, printing them if you wish.
m. Add your name to the footer of all slides, save your changes, submit your finished document to your instructor, then close the presentation and exit PowerPoint.