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18 Cards in this Set
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active window
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a feature of Windows that allows you to add Web content to your desktop
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address bar
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the space in a window that displays the name of the open folder or object
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command
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an instruction to perform an operation or execute a program
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command buttons
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rectangular buttons in dialog boxes that execute an instruction
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default
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in any given set of choices, the choice that is preselected: the selection that is in effect when you open a program: the setting established during the installation process
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default
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in any given set of choices, the choice that is preselected: the selection that is in effect when you open a program: the setting established during the installation process
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dialog box
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an information-exchange window in which the user selects options, sets defaults, chooses items from lists, and otherwise provides information Windows needs before it can execute a command
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menu
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list of commands or options grouped under specific heading or titles (File, Edit, etc.) on a window's menu bar
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menu bar
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in every application window, a listing of menus directly under the title bar specifying the choices available in the current application
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option buttons
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lets you choose one option from a group of options
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radion buttons (option button)
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lets you choose one option from a group of options
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shortcut keys
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a combination of two or more keystrokes that, when presses, carries out a specific action or function
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shortcut menu
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a list of the most commonly performed options in the currently displayed menu
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standard toolbar
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the bar usually near the top of a window that contains buttons that instantly execute commands or access various functions
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status bar
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a message or information area, usually located at the bottom of a window, that displays specific details about the currently selected object or the task being performed
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submenu
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the second menu that is indicated when there is a right-pointing arrow next to a menu option
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title bar
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horizontal band in an application window, a document window, or a dialog box that displays the name of the application running in the window, the name of the data file in the window, or the name of the dialog box
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window
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on-screen area in which you view program folders, files, and icons
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