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Graves Canvas M2L6-7
Canvas M2L6-7 Using Indents, Tabs, and Tables
Term | Definition |
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Indent | Shaping a paragraph by pushing all or part of it away from the left margin. Comes in three styles: first-line, block, and hanging |
First Line Indent | Controlling how far away the top line of selected paragraphs will be from the left margin. |
Left Indent | Controlling how far away the side of selected paragraphs will be from the left margin. |
Right Indent | Controlling how far away the side of selected paragraphs will be from the right margin. |
Hanging Indent | A style of indent often used with sources. This style has most of a paragraph indented more away from the left margin than the first line. |
Tab stops | Tools in the ruler used with the Tab key that allow users to create columns of information. |
Left tab stop | A tool in the ruler used with the Tab key that allows users to create columns of information lined up on the left of the tool. |
Center tab stop | A tool in the ruler used with the Tab key that allows users to create columns of information centered on the tool. |
Right tab stop | A tool in the ruler used with the Tab key that allows users to create columns of information lined up on the right of the tool. |
Table | A grid in a document meant to hold and organize various kinds of information like labels, numbers, or images. |
Cell | A single box in a table where a row and column meet |
Row | A horizontal line of cells in a table. |
Column | A vertical line of cells in a table. |
Adjacent | Any cell, row, or column directly next to another cell, row, or column. |