Lesson 16 Vocabulary

1. Small circles and squares on the border of a graphic or object indicating that it is selected.
3. Items other than text, such as digitized photographs scanned images, and pictures.
6. An indication of a location in which variable text or data can be inserted.
8. A common document part that you frequently use in documents.
12. A predesigned drawing object, such as a star, an arrow, or a rectangle.
13. A command inserted by the user to adjust where a column ends.
15. A full-width headline that spans multiple newsletter-style columns, such as the title for a newsletter or report.
16. A drawing that is ready to insert in a document.
17. Document parts that are already designed and formatted, enabling you to create a professional-looking document quickly.
18. Shapes, curves, and lines to create your own graphic.

2. The process of creating a document using a computer to lay out text and graphics.
4. A set of formatting characteristics that you can apply to characters, paragraphs, tables, and numbered and bulleted lists.
5. Divides the document into multiple sections.
7. To cut off portions of a graphic that you do not want to show.
9. Miniature representations of pictures.
10. Information and/or graphics that prints in the top margin of each page.
11. Information and/or graphics that prints in the bottom margin of each page.
14. A drawing object that enables you to add text to artwork.
19. An abbreviated version of the term "Web log"; a journal maintained by an individual or a group and posted on a Web site for public viewing and comment.