Andrews - Microsoft Word Part 1

2. An arrangement of letters, figures, symbols, and other keys used to input characters, commands, and functions to the computer.
6. Allows new text to be keyed into existing text.
7. Any information inputted into the computer.
9. A feature that duplicates text from one location and then places the duplicated text at another location.
11. A key used to transfer to another section of the software or to “back out” of commands.
13. The blue line at the top of the screen displaying options such as file, edit, view, insert, etc.
15. Underlines text as it is keyed or existing text as a block.

1. Key that when pushed deletes the character to the left of the cursor.
3. Formatted information such as a letter, memo, report, table, or form.
4. A key used to switch the numeric keypad between numeric entry and editing.
5. A key that when struck causes the cursor to move to the left margin and down to the next line.
8. a key that when depressed immediately before or as another key is stuck causes that key to perform a special function.
10. A long bar at the bottom of the keyboard used to insert a space between words.
12. A feature that centers lines of text horizontally.
14. a print style