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• A view of a document as it will appear in a Web browser. In this view, a document appears as one long page (without page breaks), and text and tables wrap to fit the window

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Web Layout view

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• An item, such as a graphic, video clip, sound file, or worksheet that can be inserted into a document and then selected and modified

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Object

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• The button located at the right end of the ribbon and labeled with a question mark (?), that provides access to the Word Help system.

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Word Help button

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• A view that shows the headings of a document indented to represent their level in the document’s structure. You can also use this view to work with master documents

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Outline view

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small, customizable toolbar that displays frequently used commands

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Quick Access Toolbar

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• The direction—horizontal or vertical—in which a page is laid out.

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Orientation

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• An area in a document’s left margin in which you can click and drag to select blocks of text

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Selection area

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• Areas on the ribbon that contains buttons organized in groups

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• *Tab

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• Highlighting text or activating an object so that you can manipulate or edit it in some way

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Selecting

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• A toolbar located at the right end of the status bar that contains tools for switching between views of document content and changes the display magnification.

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View Shortcuts toolbar

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• A row of information related to the current program. The area is usually located at the bottom of a window.

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Status bar

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• A view of a document as it will appear when printed; for example, items such as headers, footnotes, columns, and text boxes appear in their actual positions.

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Print Layout view

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• The height (in points) of a collection of characters, where one point is equal to approximately 1/72 of an inch.

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Font Size

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• Frequently used text saved in a gallery, from which it can be inserted quickly into a document.

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Building Block

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• A marker on the horizontal ruler that controls the indentation of text from the left or right margin of a document.

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Indent Marker

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• A manual break that forces the text that follows it to the next line. Also called a text wrapping break.

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Line Break

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• A row of information related to the current program. The area is usually located at the bottom of a window.

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Status bar

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• A row of information related to the current program. The area is usually located at the bottom of a window.

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Status bar

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• The unit of measure for expressing the size of characters in a font, where 72 points equals 1 inch.

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Point

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• A view of a document as it will appear when printed; for example, items such as headers, footnotes, columns, and text boxes appear in their actual positions.

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Print Layout view

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• A view of a document as it will appear when printed; for example, items such as headers, footnotes, columns, and text boxes appear in their actual positions.

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Print Layout view

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• The emphasis placed on a font by using formatting such as bold, italic, underline, or color.

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Font Style

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• The height (in points) of a collection of characters, where one point is equal to approximately 1/72 of an inch.

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Font Size

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• The height (in points) of a collection of characters, where one point is equal to approximately 1/72 of an inch.

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Font Size

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• A set of unified design elements that combine color, fonts, and graphics to provide a professional look for a document.

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Theme

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• Frequently used text saved in a gallery, from which it can be inserted quickly into a document.

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Building Block

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• Frequently used text saved in a gallery, from which it can be inserted quickly into a document.

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Building Block

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• In word processing, a block of text of any length that ends when you press the Enter key

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Paragraph

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• A marker on the horizontal ruler that controls the indentation of text from the left or right margin of a document.

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Indent Marker

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• A marker on the horizontal ruler that controls the indentation of text from the left or right margin of a document.

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Indent Marker

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• A manual break that forces the text that follows it to the next line. Also called a text wrapping break.

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Line Break

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• A manual break that forces the text that follows it to the next line. Also called a text wrapping break.

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Line Break

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• The unit of measure for expressing the size of characters in a font, where 72 points equals 1 inch.

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Point

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• The unit of measure for expressing the size of characters in a font, where 72 points equals 1 inch.

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Point

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• The emphasis placed on a font by using formatting such as bold, italic, underline, or color.

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Font Style

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• The emphasis placed on a font by using formatting such as bold, italic, underline, or color.

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Font Style

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• A set of unified design elements that combine color, fonts, and graphics to provide a professional look for a document.

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Theme

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• A set of unified design elements that combine color, fonts, and graphics to provide a professional look for a document.

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Theme

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• In word processing, a block of text of any length that ends when you press the Enter key

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Paragraph

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• In word processing, a block of text of any length that ends when you press the Enter key

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Paragraph

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• A row of information related to the current program. The area is usually located at the bottom of a window.

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Status bar

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• A view of a document as it will appear when printed; for example, items such as headers, footnotes, columns, and text boxes appear in their actual positions.

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Print Layout view

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• The height (in points) of a collection of characters, where one point is equal to approximately 1/72 of an inch.

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Font Size

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• Frequently used text saved in a gallery, from which it can be inserted quickly into a document.

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Building Block

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• A marker on the horizontal ruler that controls the indentation of text from the left or right margin of a document.

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Indent Marker

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• A manual break that forces the text that follows it to the next line. Also called a text wrapping break.

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Line Break

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• The unit of measure for expressing the size of characters in a font, where 72 points equals 1 inch.

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Point

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• The emphasis placed on a font by using formatting such as bold, italic, underline, or color.

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Font Style

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• A set of unified design elements that combine color, fonts, and graphics to provide a professional look for a document.

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Theme

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• In word processing, a block of text of any length that ends when you press the Enter key

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Paragraph

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• Font styles depend upon the document

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• *Theme

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• All options on the Home Ribbon can also be found in the_________________ after the Launcher is selected?

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Dialog box

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• What key tip/hot keys can be used to grow font?

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CTRL + >

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• Character effects can only be found after what is selected

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Font group launcher

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• What uses a mouse to take a selection from its original location and drop it into another?

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Drag and drop

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• Which view will maximize the space for reading or viewing

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Full screen reading

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• Which view will appear as it does on the printed page?

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Print layout

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• Which view shows the document to quickly edit without headers and footers showing

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Draft

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• Information can be obtained about any view by accessing Word Help by

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F1

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• What is the amount of white space between the text and the edge of the page on each side?

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Margin

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• What are the default margins in Word 2010

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1.0”

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• Margins can be changed using the

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ruler bar.

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• What is the position of text in relation to the top and bottom page margins

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Vertical alignment

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• What is the position of text in relation to the left and right margins

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Horizontal alignment

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• What are contents located in the bottom margin of a page?

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Footer

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• What are contents located in the top margin of a page

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Header

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• A ______________tab allows text to appear to the RIGHT of the tab stop.

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Left

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• A ______________tab allows text to appear to the LEFT of the tab stop

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• *Right