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"Over the river" is the correct preposition to describe something that spans above from one side to another, like a bridge.

Over the river means ندی کے اوپر

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Your pen is in the box.

آپ کا قلم باکس میں ہے۔

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In: words or phrase that defines the position of people or things.

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The F5 key is a function key found at the top of almost all computer keyboards.

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In MS Word, the shortcut key Ctrl + Right Arrow moves the cursor one word to the right.

Ctrl + Left Arrow moves the cursor one word to the left.

Ctrl + Up Arrow moves the cursor one paragraph up.

Ctrl + Down Arrow moves the cursor one paragraph down.

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Webpages are created using software (like HTML editors or content management systems).

Web addresses (URLs) are utilized by search engines to locate and display these web pages in search results.

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• the arrowhead that moves n the screen when you move the mouse is called the cursor
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• The mouse pointer, or cursor, represents the mouse on the computer screen
• The cursor usually looks like an arrow, but its shape can change depending on what you are aiming for.
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• Some people call the cursor the 'mouse pointer' or 'arrow'
• The small arrow on the computer screen is called a mouse pointer.
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The correct preposition to use with direction is "to," as it indicates movement toward a specific location.

Hence, "He went to the direction of the post office" is correct.

وہ ڈاک خانے کی سمت چلا گیا۔

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He went in the direction of the police station.

وہ تھانے کی طرف بڑھا۔

The correct preposition is "in" when referring to movement in a specific direction.

Such as "in the direction of the police station."

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Ctrl + Page Down and Ctrl + Page Up move the cursor up and down one page at a time.

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To zoom an Excel worksheet, you can use:

• The mouse pointer in Print Preview: Click and drag the mouse pointer in the lower right corner of the Print Preview window to zoom in or out.
• The zoom button on the Print Preview toolbar: Click the zoom button (magnifying glass icon) to zoom in or out.
• The zoom command on the View menu: Select View > Zoom > Zoom In/Out or use the shortcuts Ctrl+Plus sign (+) to zoom in or Ctrl+Minus sign (-) to zoom out.