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| MONITOR | A device that displays text and graphics generated by a computer |
| ALT KEY | Allows the use of built-in functions |
| ARROW KEYS | Used to move the cursor up, down, left, and right. |
| CAPS LOCK KEY | Makes letters capitalized |
| CTRL KEY | Used with other keys to execute a command. |
| FONT | A complete collection of the characters of a keyboard with a consistent and identifiable look. |
| BACKSPACE KEY | Deletes characters to the left of the cursor. |
| CPU | Central Processing Unit |
| END KEY | Moves the cursor to the end of a sentence or line |
| HOME KEY | Moves the cursor to the beginning of the sentence or line. |
| INPUT | The process of entering information into a computer, using a keyboard, mouse, or scanner. |
| QWERTY | The most commonly used keyboard layout. |
| COLUMNS | Vertical arrangement of information in a table. |
| HARD COPY | A paper printout of data displayed on the screen |
| OUTPUT | Displays data from a computer through the monitor, printer, or speakers. |
| ROWS | Horizontal arrangement of information in a table. |
| SOFT COPY | A readable form of data displayed on a screen. |
| ALIGNMENT | The way multiple lines of text line up along margins |
| ASTERISK | * Used in footnotes |
| FILE NAME | Name given to a saved file on a computer, can be up to 255 characters long. |
| TAB KEY | Moves the cursor to a preset location, and is used to indent. |
| TOUCH METHOD | Keying by touch rather then hunt-and-peck. |
| CD-ROM | Compact Disc Read Only Memory |
