Lesson 13

Front 1

alignment

Back 1

how text is positioned between the left and right margins.

Front 2

clipboard

Back 2

a temporary storage place in your computers memory that is shared among all the Office applications

Front 3

drag-and-drop editing

Back 3

using the mouse to drag slected from the existing location and then dropping the slected text in a new location.

Front 4

edit

Back 4

modify and adapt or make revisions and changes

Front 5

first line indent

Back 5

only the first line of the paragraph is indented.

Front 6

font

Back 6

the design of the typeface.

Front 7

format

Back 7

to change the apperance of the text or of the whole file.

Front 8

format painter

Back 8

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.

Front 9

hanging indent

Back 9

the first line of the text begins at the left margin, and all other lines of the text hang , or are indented to the right of the first line.

Front 10

indent

Back 10

a space inserted between the margin and where the line of text appears.

Front 11

insert mode

Back 11

in this default mode, when you enter new text infront of existing text, the existing text shifts to the right and makes rrom for new text.

Front 12

landscape orientation

Back 12

page layout in which the content of the document is formatted witht he long edge of the page at the top.

Front 13

manual line break

Back 13

a paragraph mark creating by pressing the Enter key.

Front 14

margin

Back 14

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Front 15

overtype mode

Back 15

g

Front 16

points

Back 16

g

Front 17

portrait orientation

Back 17

h

Front 18

select

Back 18

h

Front 19

soft page break

Back 19

h

Front 20

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Back 20

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