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Word processing | software used to create and edit text documents |
Edit | to improve or rewrite a document |
Proofread | to check the spelling and grammar in a document |
Cut | to remove text from a document and add it to the clipboard |
Copy | to add text from one section of the document to another |
Paste | to add text from the clipboard |
Synonym | words that have the same meaning |
Format | how text looks and is arranged in a document |
Font | the shape of letters, numbers, and other text characters |
Orientation | the direction of the page or the paper you will print on |
Alignment | arrangement of the text lined up on the left, right, or center of a document |
Bulleted list | arrangement of important information in no particular order, highlighted by symbols or dots |
Numbered list | arrangement of important information in a specific order, highlighted by numbers |
Margin | space around the sides, top, and bottom of the paper |
Default | settings the computer automatically uses |
Tab | an indentation at a set point |
Quotation | exact words that someone else said or wrote |
Header | information shown at the top of each page |
Footer | information shown at the bottom of each page |
Citation | detailed information about each source |
Title page | a separate page at the beginning of each paper |
Desktop publishing | a software application that allows you to combine text, graphics, photos, and other features |
WordArt | a special feature that makes text into an eye catching graphic |
Table | a grid of rows and columns that organizes information |
Column | information that is arranged vertically in the table |
Row | information that is arranged horizontally in a table |
Cell | where a column and row cross |