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BIM Chapter 4 Vocab

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Audience The people that read the publication.
Bibliography A list of sources.
Body The information presented in a report.
Body text The main paragraphs in a document.
Boundary The lines separating rows and columns in a table.
Brochure A single sheet of paper with information on both sides and folded two or three times to create a smaller publication.
Cell The intersection of a row and column in a table.
Citation An entry in the list of sources. Also the notation within a document that refers to a source listed in the bibliography.
Column Vertical cells in a table.
Column break Used to end a column of text. Text after the break is moved into the next column.
Elements Parts of a diagram.
Front matter Content at the beginning of a report.
Headings Titles that are often bold and in a larger and different font than the body text.
Hyphenating A process that divides a word, when necessary, at the end of a line with a hyphen (-) so part of the word wraps to the next line.
Masthead An area in a newsletter, typically placed on the second page, that includes the publisher’s contact information and reprint policy.
Nameplate The area at the top of the first page of a newsletter that contains the title and date of the publication.
Outline view Displays the organization of a document.
Purpose The goal of a publication.
Quick Styles Styles included in Word to format text.
Row Horizontal cells in a table.
Section break Divides a document into sections.
SmartArt graphics Diagrams showing relationships between elements, which are used to illustrate information in documents.
Style A named set of formats.
Table of contents A list of headings and corresponding page numbers.
Text box An object that contains text but can be moved and sized like a graphic.
Theme Named set of formats that changes colors, fonts, and other effects associated with styles.
Title area A section at the top of a newsletter that contains information about the publication.
TOC See Table of contents.
Two-fold brochure A brochure layout that has six panels of information.
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