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20 Cards in this Set
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Access
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A database application that enables you to organize, manipulate, and analyze information
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Excel
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A spreadsheet application that enables you to work with text, numbers, and formulas to create tables, worksheets, and financial documents
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Outlook
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An e-mail and scheduling application that enables you to manage e-mail, appointments, tasks, contacts, and events
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PowerPoint
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A presentation application that allows you to create multimedia slide shows, tranparencies, outlines, and organized charts
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Word
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A word-processing applicationthat enables you to create and share documents such as letters, memos, and reports
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Application window
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the main window that serves as the primary interface between the user and the application.
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Dialog Box Launcher
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a small arrow in the lower-right corner of a group on the ribbon
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document window
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the area in an application window where you enter new text and data or change existing text and data
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file
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a collection of information saved as a unit
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file compatiblity
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the ability to open work with files without a format conflict.
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file extension
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3 or 4 characters automatically added to the filename when the document is saved
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folders
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a means for organizing files into manageable groups
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i-beam
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the shape the mouse pointer takes when it is positioned on text in the document
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insertion point
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a vertical blinking line in the document window that indicates the location in the document where new text and data will be entered.
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open a document
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is to load a file into an application
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path
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the route the operating system uses to locate a document.
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Ribbon
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a banner in the office fluent user interface that organizes commands in logical groups
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save a document
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to save a document on a disk or other storage places
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ScreenTip
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A small window with descriptive text that appears when you position the mouse pointer on a command or control
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Scroll
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To move text and content vertically or horizanally on a display screen
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