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| A marker that can be moved about the screen (using the keyboard, a mouse, or a joystick) to indicate where input will appear. |
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| changing an existing document. |
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| the ability to control: the appearence of the text, the layout iof the text, other objects on the page, spacing,margins,indentations,alignments. |
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| checks each sentence in the document and points out grammical errors like subject and verb agreement, sentence fragments, sentence structure, sentence length, and punctation. The checker offers advice on how to re-word the sentence. |
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| checks each word of the document against a dictionary of known words. If it finds a word that it does not recognize because it is not in its dictionary, it will display this word. The word may be displayed asa different color or a wavy red line under it. |
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| pre-designed documents that are already formatted. Most word processing programs have templates for letters, reports, newsletters, memos, and faxes. |
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| assists with using different words in a document by suggesting synonyms. |
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| one of the most common software applications for computers today. it provides the cabability to handle text which makes it easy to create( and modify) all kinds of documents from simple one-page documents, to multi-page reports, to flyers, to brochures, to books. |
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| text will wrap around the right margin and continue on the next line. |
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| "What you See Is What You Get." |
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| pre-designed documents that are already formatted. Most word processing programs have templates for letters, reports, newsletters, memos, and faxes. |
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| assists with using different words in a document by suggesting synonyms. |
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| one of the most common software applications for computers today. it provides the cabability to handle text which makes it easy to create( and modify) all kinds of documents from simple one-page documents, to multi-page reports, to flyers, to brochures, to books. |
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| text will wrap around the right margin and continue on the next line. |
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| "What you See Is What You Get." |
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| pre-designed documents that are already formatted. Most word processing programs have templates for letters, reports, newsletters, memos, and faxes. |
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| assists with using different words in a document by suggesting synonyms. |
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| one of the most common software applications for computers today. it provides the cabability to handle text which makes it easy to create( and modify) all kinds of documents from simple one-page documents, to multi-page reports, to flyers, to brochures, to books. |
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| text will wrap around the right margin and continue on the next line. |
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| "What you See Is What You Get." |
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