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| Orphans | The first line of a paragraph that has been left alone at the bottom of a page. |
| Outline Style | A feature that automatically formats the levels and division heading needed to create an outline. |
| Page Numbering | A feature that automatically counts and prints each page number oa a documen. |
| Parenthetical Reference | A reference that credits a source by placing it in parentheses in the text immediately after a quote has been completed. |
| Password | A word that is used to limit access to a file or a computer system. |
| Plotter | An output device used to create hardcopy drawings on paper. |
| Primary File | A file, such as a letter, that contains text as well as merge commands. |
| Print Enhancement | A method of emphasizing pring, such as bold, underline, or all caps. |
| Prompt | A question or statement to assist you using a software program. |
| Random Access Memory (RAM) | Temporary data storage, when computer power is turned off, data is gone. |
| Read-Only Memory (ROM) | Permanent, nonchangeablememory storage of program instruction in a computer, build in at the factory. |
| Reference I.D. | The initials and last name of the person who types a document. |
| Relative Tab | A tab that adjusts when the left margin is moved |
| Repeat Value | A feature that allows the user to repeat a character through a single keystrple/ |
| Reveal Codes | A feature that allow a user to display on the screen any formatting codes that are hidden in the document |
