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Word

CH 1: Introduction to Word: Organizing a Document

TermDefinition
AutoRecover A feature that enables Word to recover a previous version of a document.
Document Inspector Checks for and removes certain hidden and personal information from a document.
Document Panel Provides descriptive information about a document, such as title, subject, author, keywords, and comments.
Draft view View that shows a great deal of document space, but no margins, headers, footers, or other special features; simplified work area, removing white space and other elements from view.
Footer Information that generally displays at the bottom of a document page, worksheet, slide, or database report.
Header Information that generally displays at the top of a document page, worksheet, slide, or database report.
Insertion point Blinking bar that indicates where text that you next type will appear.
Landscape orientation An orientation for a displayed page or worksheet that is wider than it is tall.
Margin The area of blank space that displays to the left, right, top, and bottom of a document or worksheet.
Outline view A structural view of a document that can be collapsed or expanded as necessary.
Portrait orientation An orientation for a displayed page or worksheet that is taller than it is wide.
Print Layout view View that closely resembles the way a document will look when printed; default view
Read Mode View in which text reflows automatically between columns to make it easier to read.
Ribbon The long bar of tabs, groups, and commands, located just beneath the Title bar.
Symbol A character or graphic not normally included on a keyboard.
Template A partially completed document containing preformatted text or graphics.
Thesaurus A tool used to quickly find a synonym (a word with the same meaning as another).
Watermark Text or graphic that displays behind text.
Web Layout view View that displays how a document will look when posted on the Internet.
Word A word processing software application used to produce all sorts of documents, including memos, newsletters, forms, tables, and brochures.
Word processing software A computer application, such as Microsoft Word, used primarily with text to create, edit, and format documents; enables you to produce documents such as letters,reports, and research papers.
Word wrap The feature that automatically moves words to the next line if they do not fit on the current line.
AutoSave automatically saves a file stored on OneDrive
Save a Copy Option to save a file as a different file name when the file is saved on OneDrive
Show/Hide Button that displays or hides paragraph breaks, line breaks, spaces, tabs, and other formatting symbols in a document
AutoComplete Feature that fills in the complete day, month, or date as you type or suggests an entry for a cell
AutoComplete Tag the notation that displays and predicts what will be typed, such as day, month, or date. When the tag appears, press ENTER to automatically insert the text.
AutoFormat Feature that controls the formatting of items such as numbered and bulleted lists, fractions, ordinal numbers, hyphens and dashes, quotes, indents, and hyperlinks.
AutoCorrect Options smart tag Tag that appears by a word that has been automatically corrected
Paragraph Break Formatting option that you insert when you press ENTER at the end of a word, line, or paragraph
Paragraph Symbol Icon that indicates a paragraph break
Line Breaks Formatting option that controls where lines begin and end, which can be used to keep lines together in a bulleted or numbered list or to start a new line within a cell.
Non-breaking spacebar formatting option that keeps words together so they are not separated by word wrap at the end of a line.
Drag and Drop A method to copy or move selected text or an object
Cut remove text or other information
Paste Place text or other objects that have been store don the Clipboard in a new location.
Shortcut Commands: Cut + Paste Cut: Ctrl+X ; Paste: Ctrl+V
Copy Duplicate text or other information
Shortcut Command: Copy Ctrl+C
Keep Source Formatting Retains formatting from source document (the document where the text was copied)
Merge Formatting Merges formatting from source documents and current document
Keep Text Only Pastes only unformatted text
Clipboard Location where multiple copied items from an Office file or other source such as a web page are stored
Quick Access Toolbar Area located above the Ribbon with buttons you use to perform commonly used commands.
Undo Reverse an action
Clipboard pane Pane that displays the contents of the Clipboard
Shortcut Command: Undo Ctrl+Z
Shortcut Command: Redo/Repeat Ctrl+Y
Redo Repeat an action
Hard Return created when you press Enter to move the insertion point to a new line
Soft Return created by word processor as it wraps text to a new line
Toggle to switch from one setting to another
Soft page break inserted when text fills an entire page, then continues onto the next page
Hard page break forces the next part of a document to begin on a new page
Section Break marker that divides a document into sections, thereby enabling different formatting in each section
Full Screen Reading view eliminated tabs and makes it easy to read a document
Outline view displays a structural view of the document that can be collapsed or expanded
Web Layout View used when creating a Web page
Compatibility checker looks for features that are not supported by previous versions of Word
Document Inspector checks for and removes different kinds of hidden and personal information from a document
Document panel enables you to enter descriptive information about a document
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