Microsoft Vocab
Across
- 1. senter lines of text btween the left andright margins
- 5. decreases font size
- 7. the selected text can be placed in another location leaving the original text unchanged
- 9. place the text in another location
- 10. found under the page layout tan, refers to the direction in which a document is displayed
- 16. where you select the printer, indicate which page and the number of copies to be printed
- 18. start text at the left margin
- 21. Detects and corrects some typing, spelling,and capitalization errors for you automatically
- 24. displays an entire page
- 26. highlights all of the text
- 28. align all text evenly at the left by placingthe text you key to the right of the tab setting, commonly used to align whole numbers
- 29. The senders address, includes senders name, street name, city, state, and zip code (correctly)
Down
- 2. increase font size
- 3. reversed the last undo action
- 4. The position of a line of text on the page
- 6. Lets you look for information that is organized by categories
- 8. increases or decreases the amount of page appearing on the screen
- 11. sends the document directly to the text on the page
- 12. automatically divides words that would normally wrap to the next line
- 13. prints letters that slope up toward the right
- 14. the receiver's address, includes; receivers name, street address,cuty, state, and zip code (correctly)
- 15. indicates whether the options are turned on or off, can be customized to meet the needs of the person using the software
- 17. reverse the last change you made in text,restores text to its original location
- 19. default color of the text is black, changes the color of the text
- 20. prints text darker as it is keyed
- 22. align all text at the decimal point or other character that you specify
- 23. equivalent of a user's manual on how to use your software
- 25. start text at the right margin
- 27. removes selected text from the current location
- 30. found under the review tab, to look up synonyms and antonyms for the selected word