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| font style | Refers to the slant and weight of letters, such as bold and italic. |
| wingdings | An ornamental symbol font face collection that is used to enhance a document. |
| sizing handles | When you highlight a graphic these boxes appear. |
| newsletter | A document used by an organization to communicate information about an event, news of general interest, or info. about new products. |
| font | A complete set of characters in a specific face, style, and size. |
| font size | This generally refers to the height of the font, usually measured in points. |
| bullet | A dot or symbol used to highlight points of information or to itemize a list that does not need to be in any particular order. |
| drop capital | An enlarged capital letter that drops below the first line of body test. |
| font face | The design of a character. |
| script | This type of font face looks like handwriting. |
| serif | This type of font face has lines, curves, or edges extending from the ends of the letter. |
| sans serif | This type of font face is straightedged. |
| alignment | Refers to how information lines up relative to the document margins. |
| bold | A formatting attribute applied to characters in an application that makes the characters thicker and darker. |
| bookmark | Marking an area in a document or the Internet so that you can come back to it later. |
| center | Moves the insertion point to a place within a document where there is the same amount of white space on the left and right margins. |
| clip art | Predrawn artwork that you can insert into your files. |
| desktop | In Windows, the working area or screen background that holds the taskbar, icons, and program windows. |
| drag and drop | A technique where you drag something to perform a command or action in a program. |
| footer | Appears at the bottom of each printed pages from a word processor document and includes such information as the file name, date, and page number. |
| hyperlink | A link you click to display another web page or document. |
| indent | To set one or more lines of a paragraph in from the left or right margin. |
| insertion point | The blinking vertical line that appears in a document. |
| subscript | Smaller sized characters that appear dropped below the normally formatted text. |
| superscript | Smaller sized characters that appear aligned above the normally formatted text. |
| template | A skeleton document. |
| toolbar | A strip of buttons appearing in an application window. |
| title bar | Displays the application name, file name, or dialog box name. |
| status bar | Displays information about the open file, such as how many pages it has and the current page number. |
| restore button | To reduce the size of a file or application window so that it doesn't fill the desktop or the working area within the application window. |
| menu bar | Lists each of the menus in an application and usually appears near the top of the application window. |
| minimize button | To reduce a file or application window to its smallest size. |
| file window | When you open a file in an application, it opens its own window. |
| close button | Closes a file or application window. |
