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Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in each of the black spaces below before clicking on it to display the answer.
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Arrange and enhance a document to improve its appearance.   show
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The act of creating test based documents   show
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show Internet  
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consistent organization and use language that makes it easy to understand teh material in this book   show
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Arrange and enhance a document to improve its appearance.   show
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The act of creating test based documents   show
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Words with opposite meanings.   show
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A global network of computers   show
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consistent organization and use language that makes it easy to understand teh material in this book   show
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A Word feature that automatically corrects common spelling errors as you type.   show
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The size of the characters typed in a document. Font size is measured in points, with approximately 72 points in an inch.   show
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show AutoText  
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A device that allows you to select items on-screen that shows you where the next mouse action will occur. The mouse pointer changes shapes depending on the current action.   show
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show Antonyms  
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show Delivery Address  
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show AutoCorrect  
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show File Type  
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A Word feature that lets you automatically insert selections of text or graphics into a document.   show
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Edit, change, or update a document.   show
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A strip of buttons on the left side of certain dialog boxes used to open common folders quickly.   show
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A letter from one business to another business or individual.   show
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Teh clock/calendar built into your computer's main processor to keep track of the current date and time.   show
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show Case  
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The recipient's address printed on the outside of an envelope.   show
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The command for reversing aprevious action   show
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The format in which a file is saved. Some common file types included graphics files, text files, and word processing files. Usually it corresponds to the application used to create the file.   show
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A location (or measurement) you use to postion text anywhere along a line.   show
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Edit, change, or update a document.   show
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A strip of buttons on the left side of certain dialog boxes used to open common folders quickly.   show
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The method of operation used for inserting new text within existing text within existing text in a document. Insert mode is the default.   show
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show Font  
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The method of operation used for inserting new text within existing text in a document with new text.   show
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show Font Face  
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show Case  
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show Proofreader's Marks  
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The command for reversing aprevious action   show
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show Tab  
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show Vertical Alignment  
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The position of text in relation to the left and right page margins.   show
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Lined up evenly along an edge.   show
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show Font  
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The amount of white space between paragraphs.   show
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The character design of a font set.   show
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show Serif  
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A font face that has straight edges.   show
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The position of text in relation to the top and bottom page margins.   show
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show Line Spacing  
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show Leading  
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show Paragraph Spacing  
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show Indent  
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Space added to the margin to leave room for binding. Also, the space between column margins   show
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The aomunt of white space between the text and the edge of the page on all four sides.   show
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show Read-Only  
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show Document Properties  
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show Keywords  
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A dot followed by three or four characters attached to a file name, used to indicate teh file type. For example, a document file extension indicates a Word Document file.   show
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The icon used to represent a file in a file list, such as Windows Explorer or Word's Open dialor box.   show
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A file type that Word can open even though it was created and saved using a different application.   show
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A grid comprised of horizontal rows and vertical columns into which you can enter data.   show
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A vertical series of cells in a table   show
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show Row  
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show Column Markers  
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show Border line  
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A nonprinting line that indicates the boundaries of cells in a table.   show
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show End of Row/Cell Marks  
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show Mail Merge  
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show Main Document  
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show Data Source  
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show Merge Field  
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The first row in a table. In a data source document; the header row contains the merge field names.   show
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show Field  
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show Outline  
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A set of formatting features that can be applied all at once.   show
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To move up one level in an outline.   show
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To move down one level in an outline.   show
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To hide subtopics in an outline   show
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To show subtopics in an outline   show
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show Soft Page Break  
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Columns in which text flows from the bottom of one column to the top of the next column   show
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show Default  
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show Dropped Capital  
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show Border  
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show Shading  
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show 3D  
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an effect designed to give the appearance of a shadow behind the border   show
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