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20 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
Alignment
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How text is positioned between the left and right margins.
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Clipboard
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A temporary storage place in your computer's memory that is shared among all the Office applications.
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First line indent
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Only the first line of the paragraph is indented.
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Hanging indent
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The ifrst line of text begins at the left margin, and all other lines of the paragraph hang, or are indented, to the right of the first line.
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Indent
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A space inserted between the margin and where the line of texr appears.
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Insert mode
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In this default mode, when you enter new text in fronnt of existing text, the existing text shifts to the right to make room for the new text.
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Landscape orientation
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Page layout in which the content of the document is formatted with the long edge of the page at the top.
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Manual line break
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A paragraph mark created by pressing the enter key.
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Manual page break
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A command inserted by the user to force a page break at a specific location.
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Margin
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The blank space around the edges of the page
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Portrait orientation
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Page layout in which the content of the document is formatted with the short edge of the page at the top.
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Select
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To point to an object and then press the release mouse button.
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Soft page break
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A page break that is automatically inserted when you fill a page with text or graphics.
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Drag-and-drop editing
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Using the mouse to drag selected from existing location and then dropping the selected text in a new location.
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Edit
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Modify or adapt and make revisions or corrections.
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Font
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The design of the typeface.
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Format
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To change the appearence of the text or of the whole document.
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Format Painter
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A Microsoft Office feature used to quickly copy and apply font and paragraph formatting as well as some basic graphic formatting, such as borders, fills and shading.
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Overtype mode
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In this mode, new text replaces existing characters.
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Points
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The units of measure for fonts. The larger the point number, the larger the font size.
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