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24 Cards in this Set
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Contextual tab |
A tab added to the Ribbon for certain activities |
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Excel |
The Office spreadsheet application |
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Extension |
Indicates the file type and is used by the application to reconize files |
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File |
A collection of related data stored on a lasting medium such as hard disk |
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File name |
A unique name for a file |
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Folder |
Used to organize commonly related files |
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Input device |
A device used to communicate with a Windows application |
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Insertion point |
A blinking verticle line in a document that indicates where the next character typed will be placed |
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Interface |
The area on the screen where the user interacts with a software application |
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Keyboard |
Used to enter text and numeric data |
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Keyboard shortcut |
A sequence of keys that executed a command |
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Mouse |
An input device that is used to select commands and respond to application prompts |
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Mouse pointer |
An image on the screen, usually in the shape of an arrow, indicates the position of the mouse |
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Multitasking |
An operating system feature that allows more than one application to run at a time |
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PowerPoint |
The office presentation application |
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Publisher |
The office desktop ppublishing application |
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Quick Access Toolbar |
A group of buttons for executing commands |
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Ribbon |
Related commands that are divided into tabs |
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Status Bar |
Displays information about a document |
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Taskbar |
A windows operating system feature that displays buttons for ach open file or application |
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Title bar |
A horizontal bar that displays the name and type of document |
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Window |
The interface of a Windows application |
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Window application |
Programs or software written by professional progrommers to preform specific tasks and run under the Windows operationg system |
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Word |
The offie word processor application |
