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30 Cards in this Set
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commands (lesson 1)
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A button on the ribbon used to complete a task, such as choosing Font, Alignment, Number, and Style. Buttons are arranged on command tabs in groups of simliar task.
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desktop
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The first windoew that appears on the computer screen after a user has logged on. The dasektop can be personalized to help the user easily move between applications and files.
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Dialog Box
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A window that contains options to change current settings.
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Dialog Box Launcher
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Button in the lower-right corner of a group that allows the user to change settings
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Ellipsis points
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Three periods following a menu item that indicate a dialogbox will open.
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groups
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A clulster of commad button that are Displayed once a tab is selected. Also, a command that allows graphics to become one object and behave as a single object.
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mini Toolbar
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A context-sensitive toolbar that appears when text or data is selected.
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Office Button
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A button in the upper-left corner of an application window or dialog box that containscommands related to whole document such as open, save, and print commands.
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Quick Access toolbar
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A customizeable tollbar that provides a set of frequently used commmands independent of the tab that is open.
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Ribbon
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An area located below the Title bar, which contains a band of tabs and commands used to complete tasks.
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ScreenTips
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small windows that display descriptive information when the mouse pointer is positined on a command or control.
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Shortcut Menu
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Displays command sneeded while preforming tasks. Shortcut options vary, depending on where tha mouse is pointing and what task is being preformed.
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Start button
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A button tat displays menu options to start programs on the computer and work with computer settings.
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Status bar
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An area that displays information about the current document at the bottom of a program window.
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Taskbar
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The desktop toolbar that appears a the bottom of the Windows screen and is used to change between open applications and documents.
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Title bar
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The shaded area at the top of a dialog box or application window trhat displays the title of the box, or the name of the file, and the application.
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Window control buttons
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Located in the title bar, these buttons control the way a program behaves
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Zoom
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Feature used to magnify (zoom in) or reduce (zoom out) the size of the document on screen.
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Access Keys (lesson 2)
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microsoft Office feature that allows tabs and commands ont he Ribbon, Office Button, and the Quick Access toolbarto be accessed using the keyboard.
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File
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A collection of data,text, or information that has a name and is saved.
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File management
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system of oragnizing and keeping track of files and folders
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filename
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A unique name given to save them
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folder
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An obj. that is created to hold and organize related files.
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keyboard shortcuts
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A combination of keystrokes to perform a specific command.
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keytips
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Labels that show the access key for each tab or command
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Read-only
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Designation given to a file that can be viewed, but not modified, unless it is saved with a different name.
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Redo
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a feature that allows you to reverse the previouse undone action
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repeat
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A feature that allows you to duplicate the last action made.
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save as
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Feature that allows a document to be saved with a different filename, file format, or location while keeping the original file in contact.
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undo
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a freature that lets you reverse an action.
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