In many Windows applications, pressing Alt + Spacebar typically invokes which of the following?

Correct option is C

Correct Answer: (C) The system menu for the current window (containing options like Move, Size, Minimize, Maximize, Close)

Explanation:

• Alt + Spacebar in many Windows applications invokes the system menu for the current window. This system menu contains options such as:
• Move: Allows you to move the window around the screen.
• Size: Allows you to resize the window.
• Minimize: Minimizes the window to the taskbar.
• Maximize: Maximizes the window to full screen.
• Close: Closes the application window.

Information Booster:

• System Menu: The system menu can be accessed using Alt + Spacebar or by right-clicking the title bar of the application window. It provides quick access to window management options.

Other Options:

• A (The Task Manager): The Task Manager is opened by pressing Ctrl + Shift + Esc or Ctrl + Alt + Delete, not by Alt + Spacebar.
• B (The application's main menu bar): Pressing Alt alone opens the application's main menu bar, but Alt + Spacebar opens the system menu, not the main menu.
• D (The 'Run' dialog box): The Run dialog box is accessed by pressing Win + R, not Alt + Spacebar.