| A | B |
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| ALIGNMENT | Refers to how printed information lines up to the document margins. |
| CENTER | To position information so its center is equal distance from the left & right margins. |
| JUSTIFY | A type of alignment that inserts spacing between words & letters to make the right side even. |
| ATTRIBUTES | Formatting that you apply to text or some other object. |
| BOLD | A formatting attribute applied to characters that makes the letters thicker and darker. |
| ITALICS | An attrribute that makes the letters look slanted. |
| UNDERLINE | An attribute that adds a line below a letter or words. |
| FONT | Refers to a particular set of characters in a particular size and style. |
| SERIF | A decorative cross stroke that finishes off the ends of certain letters. |
| SAN SERIF | A font lacking the decorative cross strokes. |
| SUPERSCRIPT | Smaller size characters that appear ABOVE the normal text. |
| SUBSCRIPT | Smaller size characters that appear BELOW NORMAL FORMATTED TEXT. |
| BULLETS | A dot, box, check mark, or other small graphic used to set off each item in a list. |
| UNDO | This feature allows you to REVERSE a previous action. |
| NUMBERED LIST | A feature that allows you to number each item on a list. |
| TWO | Spaces after colon (:) used in a sentence. |
| SOFTWARE | The intangible instructions that tell the computer what to do. |
| HARDWARE | The tangible, physical equipment that can be seen and touched. |
| ONE | Spaces after a semicolon (;) |
| TWO | Spaces after a period at the end of a sentence. |
| A DRIVE | The drive you save on when you save to your 3 1/2 inch floppy. |
| ONE | Spaces after a period used with an abbreviation. |
