Microsoft Office Word 2007
Chapter Three: Creating a Cover Letter and a Resume
Double Entry Definition Journal
Keyterm
cover letter (WD 146)
resume (WD 146)
template (WD 146)
clip art (WD 153)
Clip Organizer (WD 153)
graphics (WD 153)
task pane (WD 153)
tab stop (WD 158)
tab character (WD 159)
border (WD 161)
clear formatting (WD 162)
complimentary close (WD 166)
date line (WD 166)
Definition
Enables you to elaborate positive
points in your resume
Contains the applicant’s
educational background and job
experience
Similar to a form with
prewritten text
Predefined graphic
Contains a collection of clip art,
photographs, sounds, and videos
Files containing graphical
images
A separate window that enables
you to carry out some Word
tasks more efficiently
A location on the horizontal
ruler that tells Word where to
position the insertion point
when you press the TAB key on
the keyboard
A formatting mark that appears
in the empty space between the
tab
A solid line you can draw in
Word
Returning the formatting to the
Normal style
Two lines below the last line of
the message
Consists of the month, day and
year
How does this keyterm relate to
your prior experience?
inside address (WD 166)
message (WD 166)
salutation (WD 166)
signature block (WD 166)
building block (WD 170)
nonbreaking hyphen (WD 171)
nonbreaking space (WD 171)
cell (WD 173)
dimension (WD 173)
table (WD 173)
end-of-cell mark (WD 174)
end-of-row mark (WD 174)
column boundary (WD 178)
row boundary (WD 178)
table resize handle (WD 178)
content control (WD 185)
destination document (WD 188)
Contains the addressee’s
courtesy title plus full name, job
title, business affiliation, and full
geographical address
The body of the message
Begins two lines below the last
line of the inside address
Allows room for the author to
sign his or her name
Where you can store the text or
graphic in a building block
A special type of hyphen that
prevents two words separated by
a hyphen from splitting at the
end of a line
A special space character that
prevents two words from
splitting if the first word falls at
the end of a line
The intersection of a row and a
column
the total number of rows and
columns required
A collection of rows and
columns
A formatting mark that assists
you with selecting and
formatting cells
Used to add columns to the right
of a table
The border to the right of a
column until the column is the
desired width
The border at the bottom of a
row, until the row is the desired
height
A small square that appears
when you point to a corner of
the table
Contains instructions for filling
area of the template
Displays the destination
document in the document
Office Clipboard (WD 188)
source document (WD 188)
line break (WD 194)
sorting (WD 200)
print preview (WD 201)
window
A temporary storage area that
holds up to 24 items copied from
any Office program
Displays in the document
window
Advances the insertion point to
the beginning of the next
physical line, ignoring any
paragraph formatting
Ordering characters in
alphabetic, numeric, or date
order based on the first
character in each paragraph
Displays the entire document in
reduced size on the Word screen