Microsoft Vocab

3. The bar at the top of the program window that indicates the program name and the name of the current file.
5. An adjustment on the status bar that is used to enlarge or decrease the display size of the document in the document window.
6. A feature that automatically moves the insertion point on the next line as you type.
7. An electronic file that you create using a program such as Word or WordPad.
9. Nonprinting characters that appear on screen to indicate the ends of paragraphs, tabs, and other formatting elements.
11. To highlight an item in order to perform some action on it.
12. A document that is without margins,headers and footers,or graphics.
13. A way of displaying a document in the document window; each view provides features useful for editing and formatting different types of documents.
14. An Office file whose content and/or formatting services as the basis for new files. Each Office application has a special template file extension.

1. A bar near the top of an Office 2007 program window that contains the names of tabs, which contain the most frequently-used Office program commands.
2. A unique, descriptive name for a file that identifies the file’s content. A filename can be no more than 255 characters, including spaces, and can include letters, numbers, and certain symbols.
4. Buttons on the status bar that are used to change document views.
8. A view that displays how a document, spreadsheet, database object, or presentation will appear when printed.
10. A toolbar that appears faintly above text when you first select it and includes the most commonly used text and paragraph formatting commands.