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Function Key special keys on computer & word processor that are used alone or in combinations with other keys to perform special operations such as setting margins, centering, copy, etc
GWAM (gross words a minute ) measure of the rate of keyboarding speed; GWAN = total standards 5 - strokes words keyed & divided by the time required to key those words
Hanging indent a word processing feature that positions the first line of a segment of text at the left margin or other point & indents the remaining lines a specific number of spaces to the right; frequently used with enumerations
Hard copy typewritten or printed copy
Hardware the physical equipment that makes up a computer or word processing system
Highlighting identifying on-screen text by changing color or light intenses
Indent to set copy farther to the right that the left margin; for example; the first line of a paragraph
Input test & data that enters an information system; also the process of entering text & data
Key to strike keys to print or display input & data; also called enter, key in, keyboard, input & type.
KeyBoard an arrangement of keys on a board that is attached to a typewriter, computer, or word processor; also the act of keying or typing
Margins specification of the number of spaces at the left & right printed lines; also the number of character per line ; also the number of line spaces above the page beginning or below the last line of type;
Memory data storage location in a computer, word processor, or electronic typewriter
Menu a listing of available software options that appear on a display screen
Microcomputer a small sized computer with a keyboard, screen and a auxiliary storage; its central processor is a single cpu chip
Monitor a TV like screen used to display text, data & graphic images; also called CRT, display screen & video display terminal (VDT)
Numeric Keypad an arrangement of figure keys & special keys, such as +,-,&,= to the right of most microcomputer keyboards; used for keying all number coy and calculations
Output data or document that leave an information system; usually presented to the user as a screen display or a print out
Pica a type size that prints 10 character per inch
Print to produce a paper copy of information on screen or stored in computer, word processor, or typewriter memory
Printer a device attached to a computer or word processor that produces a paper (hard) copy of electronically stored text
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