Microsoft Office Word 2007
Chapter One: Creating and Editing a Word Document
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Microsoft Office Word 2007
(WD 2)
format (WD 4)
Full-featured word processing
program
Modifying the appearance
save (WD 4)
To store a document
permanently
A portion of a document on the
screen
A blinking vertical bar
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document window (WD 6)
insertion point (WD 6)
Print Layout view (WD 6)
mouse pointer (WD 7)
Shows the document on a mock
sheet of paper in the document
window
The tab that’s currently
displayed
Tab that contains more
frequently used commands
Points to a location on a screen
Ribbon (WD 7)
Control center in Word
scroll arrow (WD 7)
To display different portions of
the document by scrolling
through; located at each end of a
scroll bar
Display different portions of a
document ; vertical and
horizontal scroll bar
Reflects the location of the
portion of the document that is
displayed
Presents information about the
document
active tab (WD 7)
Home tab (WD 7)
scroll bar (WD 7)
scroll box (WD 7)
status bar (WD 7)
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tab (WD 7)
A collection of groups
contextual tabs (WD 8)
Other tabs that get displayed
when you perform certain tasks
A set of choices arranged in a
grid or in a list
A feature that allows you to
point to a gallery choice to see
its effect
Displays a dialog box or a task
pane with additional options
An on-screen note that provides
the name of the command
Contains commands related to
changing the appearance of text
in a document
A window that can remain open
and visible while you work in
the document
Provides easy access to
frequently used commands
A list of frequently used
commands that relate to the
right-clicked object
Contains a list of commands
gallery (WD 8)
live preview (WD 8)
Dialog Box Launcher (WD 9)
Enhanced ScreenTip (WD 9)
Mini toolbar (WD 9)
task pane (WD 9)
Quick Access Toolbar (WD 10)
shortcut menu (WD 10)
menu (WD 11
Office Button (WD 11
Key Tip (WD 12
A central location for managing
and sharing documents
A list of additional commands
associated with the selected
command
Code letter
Key Tip badge (WD 12)
Keyboard code icon
BACKSPACE (WD 13)
To delete an error
Spelling and Grammar Check
icon (WD 13)
formatting mark (WD 14)
Checks for spelling and
grammar errors
A character that Word displays
on the screen but is not visible
on a printed document
A character that word displays
submenu (WD 11)
nonprinting character (WD 14)
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wordwrap (WD 14)
file (WD 18)
file name (WD 18)
on the screen but is not visible
on a printed document
Allows you to type words in a
paragraph continually without
pressing the enter key at the end
of each line
A saved document
Normal style (WD 23)
The name assigned to a file
when it is saved
A specific location on a storage
medium
The process of changing the way
characters appear on the screen
and in print
A dot or other symbol
positioned at the beginning of a
paragraph
Defines the appearance and
shape of the letters, numbers,
and special characters
Specifies the size of the
characters and is determined by
a measurement system called
points
Flush at the left margin of the
document with uneven right
edges
The default style in Word
point (WD 23)
A measurement system of Word
style (WD 23)
A named group of formatting
characteristics, including font
and font size
A set of unified formats for fonts
colors and graphics
To be positioned horizontally
between the left and right
margins on the page
A series of paragraphs each
beginning with a bullet
character
folder (WD 19)
character formatting (WD 22)
bullet (WD 23)
font (WD 23)
font size (WD 23)
left-aligned (WD 23)
theme (WD 23)
centered (WD 26)
bulleted list (WD 32)
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bold (WD 34)
underlined (WD 35)
italicized (WD 36)
Quick Style (WD 36)
Displays thicker and darker
characters
To place an underscore below
each character
A slanted appearance
font set (WD 37)
The predefined styles in the
Styles gallery
Consists of a group of frequently
used styles formatted so they
look pleasing when used
together
Identifies complementary colors
for text
Defines formats for two fonts
download (WD 41)
The process of copying
virus (WD 41)
selection rectangle (WD 42)
A computer program that can
damage files and programs on
your computer
The symbols around pictures
sizing handles (WD 42)
Small squares and circles
scroll (WD 43)
The top or bottom portion of the
document
Enlarging and reducing the size
of a graphic
The details about a file
style set (WD 36)
color scheme (WD 37)
resizing (WD 46)
document properties (WD 50)
keywords (WD 50)
metadata (WD 50)
automatically updated properties
(WD 51)
Document Information Panel
(WD 51)
standard properties (WD 51)
Words or phrases that further
describe the document
Document properties
Include file system properties
such as the date you create or
change a file, and statistics such
as the file size
Contains areas where you can
view and enter document
properties
Associated with all Microsoft
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hard copy (WD 53)
printout (WD 53)
insert mode (WD 58)
Word Help (WD 60)
Office documents and include
author, title, and subject
A printed version of the
document
A printed version of the
document
The default typing mode
Finds answers to questions and
displays information about
various topics
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