The clock/calendar built into your computer’s main processer to keep track of the current date and time.

A recipient’s address printed on the outside of an envelope.

A placeholder for data that might change.

A style of letter in which all lines start flush with the left margin—that is, without indents.

A temporary left and/or right margin for lines or paragraphs.

The recipient’s address typed in the letter above the salutation.

A style of letter in which some lines start at the center of the page.

The writer’s address, typically appearing at the very top of the letter as well as in the upper-left corner of an envelope.

The line at the start of a letter including the greeting and the recipient’s name, such as Dear Mr. Doe.

The measurement of the space the insertion point advances when you press the Tab key.

A series of characters inserted along the line between the location of the insertion point when you press the Tab key and the tab stop.

The location on a horizontal line to which the insertion point advances when you press the Tab key.

A pale or semitransparent graphics object positioned behind text in a document.

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Term	Definition
Computer’s clock	The clock/calendar built into your computer’s main processer to keep track of the current date and time.
Delivery address	A recipient’s address printed on the outside of an envelope.
Field	A placeholder for data that might change.
Full block	A style of letter in which all lines start flush with the left margin—that is, without indents.
Indent	A temporary left and/or right margin for lines or paragraphs.
Inside address	The recipient’s address typed in the letter above the salutation.
Modified block	A style of letter in which some lines start at the center of the page.
Return address	The writer’s address, typically appearing at the very top of the letter as well as in the upper-left corner of an envelope.
Salutation	The line at the start of a letter including the greeting and the recipient’s name, such as Dear Mr. Doe.
Tab	The measurement of the space the insertion point advances when you press the Tab key.
Tab leader	A series of characters inserted along the line between the location of the insertion point when you press the Tab key and the tab stop.
Tab stop	The location on a horizontal line to which the insertion point advances when you press the Tab key.
Watermark	A pale or semitransparent graphics object positioned behind text in a document.

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