Term | Definition |
Microsoft Word | A word processing program that allows a user to input information into a document. |
Document | A computer file that contains text you have written. |
Tabs | Specific sets of tools used to edit and change a file. |
Ribbon | A command bar that organizes the features and tools of an program into a set of tabs. |
Blue underlined words | Shows that text may be incorrect grammatically. |
Green underlined words | Shows words used incorrectly in a sentence. |
Font Group | Home tab tools that format (change) the appearance of a text. |
Page Margins | The amount of non-printable space on a page. |
ClipBoard | Allows you to copy text or images from one location to another in your documents. |
Quick Access Toolbar | Located in the upper left corner of the program window, this toolbar allows you to have easy access to certain commands such as save, undo, and redo. |
Header | A section at the top of each page that is used to repeat important information. |
Footer | A section at the bottom of each page that is used to repeat important information. |
Layout Options (Wrap Text) | Allows you to choose how your words and objects are displayed together in your document. |
In front of Text | Allows an object or image to sit on top of text. |
Behind Text | Allows an object or image to sit behind text. |
Red underlined words | Shows words that are spelled incorrectly. |