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15 Cards in this Set
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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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An information-exchange window in which the user slects options, sets defaults, chooses items from lists, or therwise provides information Windows needs before it can execute a command.
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Document window
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The area in a application window where you enter new text and dat or change existing text and data.
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File
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A collection of information saved as in a unit.
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File compatibility
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The ability to open and work with files wwithout a format conflict.
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File extension
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Three or four characters automatically added tot the filename when the document is saved; a period separates the filename and the extension, which typically identifies the type of files.
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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 a 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 when new text and data will be entered.
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Open a document
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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; the path identifies the disk and any folder relatives to the location of the document.
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Ribbon
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A banner in the Office Fluent user interface that organizes commands in logical groups presented on tabs.
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Save a document
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To store a document on a disk or other storage medium.
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ScreenTip
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A small window with descriptive text that appears when you postion the mouse pointer on a command or control in the application window.
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Scroll
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Bar on the right side or bottom of a window that you click to bring different parts of a document into view.
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