1. Template – is similar to a form with prewritten text; that is, word prepares the requested
document with text and/or formatting common to all documents of this nature.
2. Resume – usually contains the applicants educational background and job experience
3. Cover letter – enables you to elaborate on positive points in your resume
4. Graphics – are available from a variety of sources
5. Clip art – which is a predefined graphic
6. Clip organizer – which contains a collection of clip art, photographs, sounds, and videos.
7. Tab stop – is a location on the horizontal ruler that tells word where to position the insertion
point when you press the tab key on the keyboard
8. Tab character – formatting mark appears in the empty space between the tab stops
9. Border – it’s a solid line
10. Clear formatting – refers to returning the formatting to the normal style
11. Building block – a storage place for text or graphics
12. Nonbreaking space – is a special space character that prevents two words from splitting if the
first word falls at the end of a line
13. Nonbreaking hyphen – is a special type of hyphen that prevents two words separated by a
hyphen from splitting at the end of a line
14. Table – is a collection of rows an columns.
15. Cell – intersections of a row and a column were the text goes
16. Dimension – total rows and columns required
17. Content control – contains instructions for filling areas of the template
18. Office clipboard - is a temporary storage area that holds up to 24 items
19. Source document – its not a active document
20. destination document – if the destination document is not the active document display the
destination document in the document window
21. line break – which advances the insertion point to the beginning of the next physical line,
ignoring any paragraph formatting
22. sorting – ordering characters in this manner
23. print preview – displays the entire document in reduced size on the word screen