| A | B |
|---|
| Button | “Icon you click to choose a command which tells computer what you want to do" |
| Dialog box | “A window that opens on top of a program window (OFF 36).” |
| Groups | “The commands on each tab are organized into these (OFF 34)” |
| Icon | “A small picture; also called a button (OFF 34).” |
| Insertion point | “A vertical line that shows where text will appear when you start typing (OFF 34).” |
| Microsoft Office 2007 (Office) | “A collection of software programs (Integrated program) |
| Mini toolbar | “Appears in the work area after you drag the pointer over text while holding down the left mouse button (OFF 38).” |
| Program window | “Rectangle that contains the open program |
| Quick Access Toolbar | “Provides access to commonly used commands (OFF 34).” |
| Ribbon | ““Command central” for the office programs (OFF 34).” |
| ScreenTip | “A box that appears with descriptive information when you point to a button (OFF 47).” |
| Shortcut menu | “A content-specific menu that appears when you right-click something in the program window (OFF 38).” |
| Status bar | “Contains information about the current file and process (OFF 34).” |
| Tab | “Appears on the Ribbon and organizes the commands into related tasks (OFF 34).” |
| Title bar | “Shows the name of the program and the current file (OFF 34).” |
| Save As | This command lets you save a file with a new name or a new location. |
| Delete key | Pressing this key deletes characters to the right of the insertion point. |
| Backspace key | Pressing this key, deletes characters to the left of the insertion point. |
| Print layout view | This most common used view shows how a document will look when it is printed (shows headers/footers, margins, etc). |
| Undo | This command is useful because it reverses recent actions. |
| Copy | Selected text will remain in orginal location and a duplicate will go on the clipboard. |
| Cut | Selected text is removed from the document and placed in the clipboard. |
| Paste | Allows you to place items in the clipboard into the document. |
