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Keyboarding Vocab #3

Keyboarding Vocabulary 51-75

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an input device you move to manipulate on-screen elements Mouse
a geographical element (e.g. arrow, hourglass/watch, hand) used to move around the screen to select items, issue commands, and move and manipulate screen elements Mouse Pointer
the combining of more than one type of media, such as text, sound, animation, and video Multimedia
a horizontal strip at the top of a window that shows the menus available in a program Menu Bar
a list of commands or options, especially one displayed on screen Menu
keypad The portion of a keyboard, setup like an adding machine or calculator used to enter numbers and equations quickly into the computer Numeric
a group of connected computers that allows people to share information and equipment Network
storage medium which uses light to read data, examples include CD ROM, CDR, CDRW, DVD, Laser Optical Disc
places the contents of the clipboard into a document at the current cursor position Paste
the term in reference to the way a document is formatted to print Page Setup
a code for the security protection to allow access to a computer or the computer programs Password
the default page setup that prints the document vertically Portrait
to put what is on the computer screen on paper Print
software written and then donated to the public; anyone can use and copy public domain software free of charge, but it is not always the same quality as commercial software Public Domain
a microcomputer with its own processor and hard drive; although technically this refers to all such computers, including Macs, the term PC is nearly synonymous with only the IBM-compatible microcomputers Personal Computer (PC)
this is text without extraneous codes that designate font size, font style, etc. Plain Text
a list of options that "pulls down" when you select a menu at the top of a window Pulldown Menu
key on keyboard that is used to enter information into a computer or to return the cursor to the beginning of a new line Return/Enter Key
open a saved document Retrieve
to store a file on a hard or floppy disk Save (a file)
a horizontal or vertical bar along the edge of a window used to bring different parts of a document into view Scroll Bar
the keys on the keyboard used to capitalize letters Shift Key
the action you perform when you are finished with your work session; after you perform this action it is safe to turn off the computer Shut Down
a graphic organizer used for planning and developing a multimedia report/presentation; the contents, layout, and formatting of each card/slide and the linking together of the cards/slides Storyboard
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