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keys used in place of the mouse to move the cursor to a new location. |
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Key which removes the text to the left of the cursor position. |
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Key on a keyboard that causes all letters keyed to be capital letters. |
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Any letter, number, or symbol typed on the keyboard. |
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Used in conjunction with another key to carry out an operation. |
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Machine that performs four functions: input, processing, storage, and output. It can perform calculations and process a large amount of information accurately and much more rapidly than the human brain. |
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To highlight text and move it to another location. |
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Information entered into the computer. The computer processes data. |
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Key which removes the text to the right of the cursor position. |
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Anything produced in a word processing program. |
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When keying text, the act of spacing text two lines apart. |
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Key on a keyboard that is used to enter information into a computer or to return the cursor to the beginning of a new line. |
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