Document Processing

3. When you move the pointer over a button, the name of the button is displayed and a brief description of its function appears in the status bar.
5. Predefined settings such as a page margins, tab spacing, and shortcut key assignments.
7. Refers to Physical size of text, measured in points (pts).
9. The way text appears on a page.
11. The distance between text boundaries and page margins.
13. A set of toolbars at the top of the window in Office programs designed to help you quickly find the commands that you need to complete a task.
15. Automatic placement of a word on the next line.
17. A document that has been created, then saved, under a unique file name.
18. The height of a line of text, including extra spacing.
19. A rectangular portion of the screen in which you view and edit a document.
20. a series of tabs and toolbars that are located on the ribbon and designed to organize commands for completing tasks

1. The position of text, often between the left and right margins of a document.
2. One or more rows of cells commonly used to display numbers and other items for quick reference and analysis.
4. The basic unit of a table, separated by gridlines.
6. A name given to a collection of characters (letters, numerals, symbols, and punctuation marks) with a specific design.
8. Vertical blinking line on the Word screen that shows your current location and where text and graphics are inserted.
10. Lists the names of the menus that contain Word commands.
12. A picture, chart, or drawing in a document.
14. A small graphic, usually a round or square dot, often used to identify items in a list.
16. A box that displays the available command options for you to review or change.