Across
- 3. Adding a media file to a document. Also called attaching.
- 6. Copies the formatting applied to selected text and then applies that formatting to a second text selection.
- 8. Keyboard key or key combination used instead of the mouse to activate a command. Also called keyboard shortcut.
- 13. Special type of document in which data are organized in columns and rows.
- 15. Describes a window that fills the entire screen.
- 16. Arrange multiple copies of a document so all pages are in the correct order.
- 18. Used to change the size of the image.
- 19. Little boxes that appear over each command in the Quick Access toolbar and the ribbon tabs.
- 24. Group of formatting settings that can be applied in one step.
- 25. Procedure in which an item is selected in one location, moved with the mouse, and placed in another location.
- 28. Current window where any command that is entered will be applied.
- 31. Removing a file or application from RAM.
- 33. Displaying a minimized window.
- 34. Means the file can be opened and viewed, but cannot be changed.
- 35. When the highest value is at the top of the list. Also called Z to A order.
- 37. Remove content from a document and place it on the system clipboard.
- 38. Layout or orientation is when the long edge is on the top and bottom.
- 41. Changing the appearance of characters.
- 43. Arranging a list in either ascending or descending order.
- 44. Tab that is displayed depending on what is selected in the program document.
- 47. View that is displayed when saving a file for the first time.
- 48. Occurs when content from the system clipboard is added to the document at the insertion point.
- 49. Outputting the content of a file.
Down
- 1. Small arrow in the lower-right corner of groups on the ribbon.
- 2. Shows the document exactly how it will look when printed.
- 4. Defines the text formatting for individual characters.
- 5. Defines the formatting for a paragraph.
- 7. Window that is visible, but does not fill the entire screen.
- 9. Virtual container for storing data.
- 10. Design of characters.
- 11. Make changes to the text, format, layout, or other aspects of the content.
- 12. Location where text or images will be placed within the document.
- 14. Contains individual slides used to communicate information to an audience. Also, a speech, address, or demonstration given to a group.
- 17. When the lowest value is at the top of the list. Also called A to Z order.
- 20. Individual box where a row and column intersect.
- 21. Outputs a file instead of a physical hardcopy.
- 22. Layout or orientation is when the long edge of the paper is on the sides.
- 23. Remove content from a source location and place it in a destination location.
- 26. Document preformatted for a specific use and may contain placeholder text or images the user replaces with actual content.
- 27. Describes a window that is still running, but hidden from view except for the button on the taskbar corresponding to the application.
- 29. Changing the magnification of the view.
- 30. Consists of separate lines of text with a small graphic such as a dot in front of the line. Also called an unordered list.
- 32. Exact duplicate of the original at the time the copy was made.
- 36. Placing a file’s content into RAM so the content can be used.
- 39. Consists of separate lines of text with numbers in sequential order in front of the text. Also called an ordered list.
- 40. Main command interface for the Microsoft Office suite of software.
- 42. View in which most or all of the editing functions have been locked.
- 45. Trim the outer portion of an image.
- 46. Details about a file that describe or identify it.