Exam Solution Manual for IC3 GS5 Key Applications Rated A+
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Exam Solution Manual for IC3 GS5 Key Applications Rated A+
Application window - Answers Serves as the primary interface between the user and the application.
Dialog Box Launcher - Answers A small arrow that appears in the lower-right corner of some groups, and when clicked, a dialog box will open...
Exam Solution Manual for IC3 GS5 Key Applications Rated A+
Application window - Answers Serves as the primary interface between the user and the application.
Dialog Box Launcher - Answers A small arrow that appears in the lower-right corner of some groups, and
when clicked, a dialog box will open with even more options.
Document window - Answers The area where you enter new text and data or change existing text and
data.
File - Answers A collection of information saved as a unit.
File compatibility - Answers The ability to open and work with files without a format conflict.
File extension - Answers Three or four characters at the end of a file that identify the type of file.
Example: .docx, .xlxs, .pdf
Folders - Answers Containers used to organize the documents into manageable groups in File Manager.
I-beam - Answers The shape of the mouse pointer when positioned within a document window.
Insertion point - Answers A blinking vertical line that indicates the location in the document where the
new text and data will be entered.
Open a document - Answers To load a file into an application.
Path - Answers In File Manager, the route the operating system uses to locate a document. Example:
This PC > Desktop >
Ribbon - Answers The blue banner that stretches across the top of the screen, just below the title bar.
Save a document - Answers To store a document on a disk or other storage medium.
ScreenTip - Answers A small window with the name of the command and a description of the command
that appears when you position the mouse pointer over a button but do not click.
Scroll - Answers When you move through a document on the screen without changing the location of
the insertion point.
Default settings - Answers Preset styles, options or variables automatically in effect when the document
is created.
Toggle - Answers To alternate between the off and on states by repeating a procedure, such as clicking a
button. Example: Ctrl + ` (accent grave) makes formulas visible in Excel and toggles to hide them again
when you do Ctrl + ` again.
Word wrap - Answers A feature of Word that automatically wraps text to the next line when it extends
beyond the right margin.
, Alignment - Answers How text is positioned between the left and right margins. Example: Right, Left,
Center, Justified
Clipboard - Answers A temporary storage place in your computer's memory when you Copy or Cut
something.
Drag-and-drop editing - Answers Using the mouse to drag selected text from the existing location and
then drop the selected text in a new location.
Edit - Answers To modify or adapt the document and make revisions or corrections.
First line indent - Answers The first line of a paragraph is indented.
Font - Answers The design of the typeface in your document.
Format - Answers To change the appearance of text or of the whole document.
Format Painter - Answers A feature you can use to copy and apply font and paragraph formatting to
other text and graphics.
Hanging indent - Answers The first line of text begins at the left margin, and all other lines of the
paragraph hang, or are indented, to the right of the first line.
Indent - Answers Space inserted between the margin and where the line of text appears.
Insert mode - Answers The default setting for entering text. When you enter new text in front of existing
text, the existing text shifts to the right to make room for the new text.
Landscape orientation - Answers Formats the content of the document with the long edge of the page at
the top.
Manual line break - Answers A paragraph marker inserted by pressing the Enter key.
Manual page break - Answers A page break you insert which forces a page break at a specific location.
Margin - Answers The blank space around the edges of the page.
Overtype mode - Answers New text replaces the existing text if it is selected.
Points - Answers The measurement of the size of a font. Example: 12pts is the standard size for most
fonts in Word.
Portrait orientation - Answers Formats the content of the document with the short edge of the page at
the top.
Select - Answers To identify a block of text you want to edit. Shift/Select picks up blocks of text that
contiguous. Control/Select picks up blocks of text that are not touching.
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