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| The position of lines in relation to the document's left and right margins; ie., when they are left, right, or center aligned. |
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| See all avalable windows at one time. The windows are arranged horizontally, which helps if you are editing 2 documents at the same time. |
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| Used to move the insertion point left, right, up, or down. If it is in a cell at the end, it will move it to the next cell. |
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| Constantly checks the document for common errors and shows underlines if they are incorrect. A correction menu will appear that will allow you to correct them. |
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| A feature that automaticially changes text as you type. This includes autoformatting, capitalization,and spelling errors. |
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| Refers to the application of sequential numbers to each paragraph. Usually used for numbered lists. When paragraphs are added or removed, the numbering is updated. |
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| Contains groupings of help topic related to main themes or ideas. These books contain subbooks and topics. They can be opened/closed by double clicking them. |
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| Boxes that are placed around text and tables. Borders add emphasis or decoration (They can be changed). |
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| Special characters or symbols that can be used to set off a paragraph. Typicially, each paragraph is an indented list element. |
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| Refers to a document created in a mail merge that contains multiple records. |
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| The intersection of a row and column in a table. |
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| The placement of text so both sides are the same distance from the left and right margins. |
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| Pre-designed images that can be placed in a document. |
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| Tells word to print eacpage of a multipage document befor moving on to the next copy. |
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| In a document, it refers to the formatting of a page so it has sections like a newspaper. |
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| the editing of an image by trimming off unwanted parts. |
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| collection of organised information |
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| changes the appearance of text. Includes font style, size, and typface. |
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| The contents of an area located at the bottom margin of the page |
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| Word allows you to perform simple calculations that follow syntax of Excel formulas. If you need to perform more complex operations, you can insert an Excel spreadsheet. |
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| hides all non-word toolbars and makes word fill the entire screen. |
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| contents of an area located at the top of a page |
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| ammount of space applied to the paragraph of a document |
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| Determins how the lines on that area of a page are printed. All lines start and end at margins with justification. |
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| Refers to number of lines used by each line of text. |
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| ammount of blank space around a document, usually measured in inches. |
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| Default document view, practical for most actions of a document. |
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| includes options like alignment, indents, tabs, margins, and justification. |
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| Allows you to see the document as it will be printed. |
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| Printer name Drop-Down list |
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| allows you to pick one of the installed printers to print to. |
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| Located below the toolbar on the left side of the screen. Used for margins, indents, and cell dimension. |
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| used to save a document as another name or in a different location. |
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| the key you press to move top the next tab stop. Wor sets one every half inch. |
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| a group of tools with related functions. can contain buttons, menus, or both. |
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| There are 4 views in word. Normal, Page Layout, Online Layout, and Outline. They show the document in different ways, like how it will be printed. |
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| a feature of word that moves text onto the next line when you reach the end of the current line. |
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