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Across
  1. 3. The bottom portion of a document which may contain information such as title, author, page number, or file name.
  2. 5. A feature that automatically resizes text in a table or text box if the current text size drives the lower lines of text below the cell or shape.
  3. 10. List A list that shows list items at different indentation levels rather than at one level. Each level is marked with a certain and distinct symbol to express the importance of the data listed. Some levels may be marked with a bullet point, some with a dash, and some with an arrow or any symbol which indicates the specific level.
  4. 11. A text or image in a document that allows the user to click to open another presentation, a web page, a picture, a graph, or some other type of document.
  5. 13. A technique in which information is duplicated or reproduced in a different location without removing the original. As little as one character or as much as a group of files may be copied at once.
  6. 15. A paragraph that has a bullet or number before each line or sentence.
Down
  1. 1. Painter A tool that duplicates the formatting from an object or text and applies it to another object or text.
  2. 2. A combination of automation instructions and commands that can be recorded and used to perform commonly executed tasks. A macro can be used for editing, formatting, and navigating between documents.
  3. 4. Line A line at the beginning of a paragraph that appears alone at the bottom of a page.
  4. 6. A set of mathematical instructions that performs various calculations with entered data.
  5. 7. A measurable aspect of some kind, such as length, depth, or height which are factors of a document format.
  6. 8. A tool that automatically corrects typographical and grammatical errors. The corrections are made based on entries in the AutoCorrect feature, and new entries can be added as needed.
  7. 9. The uppermost portion of a document which may contain information such as title, author, page number, or file name.
  8. 12. A technique in which something that has been either cut or copied is inserted into a different location.
  9. 14. Break The point at which text stops and moves to the top of a new page. Page breaks occur automatically when the maximum number of characters is present on a page or can be inserted by the user.