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| A software program, such as Microsoft Word or Excel, used to perform a specific task. |
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| A small arrow in the corner of a group on a tab that provides access to a dialog box. |
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| A unique suffix added to filter names that indicate the program in which it was created. |
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| A resource that can assist in performing a task. |
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| A task specific toolbar that appears and disappears depending on the action you are performing. |
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| The program that controls the basic operation of your computer. |
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| A feature used to verify that your page layout does not need any modification. |
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| The main work area, where you will enter, format, and edit information. |
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| The toolbar at the top of the program window that contains buttons for saving, undoing, and redoing tasks. |
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| A bar with several tabs that group command buttons into related categories. |
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| To store the updates you have made to your document and keep the file with its current name and in its current location |
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| To save a document with a new filename or a different location while retaining the original file in its original location. |
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| A window that displays when you move the mouse over a button that says the name of the button and any keyboard shortcuts. |
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| A bar used to move up and down in the screen when there is more information that can be viewed once. |
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| A bar at the bottom of the program window that includes options for changing the view or navigating in your file. |
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