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Tech vocab

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justification   feature that determines how text and graphics are aligned with the margins  
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Margin   blank area around the edges of the page  
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Gutter   A area to the side or top of a document that allows extra space for binding the document  
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mail-merge   Process by which information from a source fil can be placed in specific locations on a form letter  
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hanging indent   an indent where all but the first line of a paragraph are indented, a marker on a the ruler may be moved to set the hanging indent  
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first line indent   only the first line of a paragraph is indented  
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word wrap   feature that allows text to flow automatically to the next line without having to press enter  
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header   text and or graphics that appears at the top of every page  
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footer   text and or graphics that appears at the bottom of every page  
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footnote   a reference feature that places text at the bottom of the page on which the reference is made.  
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superscript   text raised above normal line of text  
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subscript   text lowered below the normal line of text  
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wizard   a feature of Microsoft Office that leads you through the creation of a document. Meant to make complex tasks easier  
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letterhead   text and or graphics designed to be displayed at the top of the letter. Often designed and then reused with many letters  
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AutoText   Used to store keystrokes for text that may need to be typed repeatedly in a document  
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Legend   A box that identifies the colors assigned to categories in a chart  
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watermark   text or a graphic that displays behind text in a document. Often used for security purposes  
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Data source   a File that contains the data that will be used to individualize form letters  
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template   a sample document that may be used to produce another document usually just by filling in the blanks. May be used repeatedly  
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placeholder text   text in a template meant to be replaced by the user  
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merge fields   markers that show where to put merge data from the data source into the main mail merge  
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snaking columns   newspaper style columns where text flows from the bottom of one column to the top of the next  
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text frame   a container for text that allows you to position the text anywhere on the page  
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Pull Quote   Text pulled or copied, from the text of the document and given a graphical emphasis so it stands apart and grasps the reader's attention  
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Insertion point   The symbol that indicates where any typing will appear on the screen  
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Toolbars   Collections of buttons that represet tasks to be performed when the button is clicked  
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status bar   A portion of the Word screen that provides information concerning the current document such as the number of pages and the page and line numbers  
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WYSIWYG   What you see is what you get-feature of the modern word processor that allow you to view your document on the screen as it will appear in print  
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scrolling   moves lines of text on and off the screen  
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block operations   features that llow the user to manipulate groups of characters at the same time  
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macro   a mini program that allows users to automate a task that has to be performed frequently  
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