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| The ability to work with another program or hardware device. |
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| A ribbon tab that is only available in a certain context or situation. |
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| A dot followed by3 or 4 charactersat the end of a file name used to indicate the file type. |
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| To apply attributes to data to change the appearance of a document. |
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| A mouse pointer shape resembling uppercase letter I. |
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| A picture used to identify an element on-screen, such as a toolbar button or program. |
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| The flashing vertical line that indicates where the next action will occur in a document. |
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| A list of commands or choices. |
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| A marker on your computer screen that shows you where your mouse is. It can be an I beam or an arrow. |
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| A device that allows you to select items onscreen by pointing at them. |
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| A short document used to provide info about a company, organization or event to the media. |
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| A mini-menu that can be changed by the user to show certain commands. |
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| A screen element that displays buttons for accessing office features and commands. |
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| Like file folders, the way menus and buttons are identified and organized in word. |
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| An onscreen element that identifies margins and tabs. |
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