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| computers,printers,and other devices |
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| programs that provide the instructions for a computer or other hardware device |
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| The ability to work with another program or hardware device |
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| A group of software programs sold as a single unit. Usually the programs have common features that make it easy to integrate and share data |
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| A screen element that displays buttons for accessing office features and commands |
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| a device that allows you to select items on screen by pointing at them with the mouse pointer |
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| a marker on your computer screen that shows you where the next mouse action will occur |
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| The flashing vertical line that indicates where the next action will occur in a document or file on-screen |
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| A wheel on some mouse devices (called a wheeled mouse) used to navigate through a document on-screen. |
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| To page through a document in order to view some part of its contents that is not currently displayed. |
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| A mouse pointer shape resembling the upper case letter I. |
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| Text or grauphics set up to provide a direct connection with a destination location. When you click a hyperlink,the desination is displayed |
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| A smooth , cushioned surface on which you slide a mouse. |
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| The file currently open and active. Actions and commands will affect the current life. |
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| A list of commands or choices. |
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| a picture used to identify an element on-screen, such as a toolbar button |
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| Menus, icons, and other items that are part of an on-screen interface. |
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| The area on-screen where a program or document is displayed. |
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| a row of buttons used to select features and commands. |
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