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allows you to access file-related commands, such as those used to open, save, and close documents. |
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a key tip that appears on each button, menu, or command on the Ribbon when you press Alt. |
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the tabs that appear only under certian conditions |
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a small arrow that you click to open a dailog box or task pane with more options for executing related commands |
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a set of options that shows you a sample end result |
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Logical sets of related commands |
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Office programs are designed to work well together with the other programs in the suite by easliy sharing or transferring information |
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Programs have a similar appearance, they share common elements and commands, and many tasks are performed the same way. |
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a small label with the letter or number |
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start using an Office Program. |
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a feature that previews the editing or formatting change to your document as you point to a gallery option. |
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a group of computer programs that provides diffrent tools for completing certian tasks |
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a small toolbar of common formatting commands that becomes available when you select text. |
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a toolbar located on the left side of the title bar that contains regulary used tools, making them easy to find. |
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an element of the program window that displays and organizes the commands and tools of the program for easy access. |
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a box with descriptive text. |
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a package that combines some or all of the Office Programs. |
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Commands on the ribbon are organized into catergories. |
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multiple copies of a document with pages n order. |
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written information that can be printed on paper or distributed electronically. |
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the way you move up or down a document quickly. |
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mouse pointer looks like the letter "I" when slide it over text. |
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the blinking vertical bar that signals where any text you type will appear |
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the areas of white space that border the text on teh edges of a page. |
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Vertical Orientation; defult set of documents. |
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Highlight text or object you want to change. |
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lets you insert and manipulate text and grphics to create all kinds of professional-looking documents. |
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a feature that automatically continues text to the next line within a paragraph. |
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