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| to print the pages in a document. |
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| written information that can be typed, then printed on paper or distributed electronically. |
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| to click and hold the mouse button over an object and then move the mouse, bringing the selected object with it. |
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| the shape of the mouse pointer when it is positioned in a text area. |
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| a blinking vertical bar that indicates where any newly typed text will appear. |
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| a horizontal page orientation. |
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| the white space that borders the text on the edges of a page. |
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| vertical page orientation. |
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| to highlight text,a cell,or a range of cells. |
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| a program that lets you insert and manipulate text and graphics electronically to create all kinds of professional-looking documents. |
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| a feature that automatically continues text to the next line within a paragraph when you enter new text. |
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| lines or repeated artwork that outline a page or slide. |
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| small symbols that mark the beginning of a list. |
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| the cells that display vertically in an Excel work sheet or other table. In Excel, cells are labeled from left to right with A through Z, then AA through AZ, and so on. |
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| the first page of a Word document, which provides introductory information about the document such as a title, author, and date. |
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| text or graphics that appears in the bottom margin of each page in a document or presentation. |
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| text or graphics that appears in the top margin of each page in a document. |
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| a series of related words, numbers, or phases, with each item in the list starting with a bullet or number. |
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| a single line that appears at the bottom of a page in a document. |
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| a command that ends a page and starts a new one in a Word document. |
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| to rearranges selected data alphabetically, numerically, or chronologically. |
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| a reusable set of character or paragraph formats stored with a name. |
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| a simple file included with an Office program that provides a pattern or model for a new document, worksheet, presentation, or publication. |
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| to give something a single distinct character or subject |
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| individual letters, numbers, symbols, punctuation, marks, and spaces. |
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| an area of memory in windows that temporarily stores up to 24 cut or copies selections. |
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| to duplicate a selection so you can paste into another location. |
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| to remove a selection from a location in a file. |
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| to use the mouse to move or copy a selection by dragging a selection and dropping it in a new location. |
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| indenting only the first line of a paragraph in a document. |
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| the design of set of letters and numbers. |
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| indenting all the lines from the left except the first one Word document. |
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| the spaces between text and the margin. |
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| Dotted, dashed, or solid lines used to fill the empty space before a tap stop. |
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| an indent that extends in to the left margin. |
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| any amount of text or other items followed by a paragraph mark. |
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| to insert copied or moved content to another location. |
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| a measurement for the height of characters. |
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