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| Word Wrap | When a line gets too long and the extra words are moved automatically to the next line as you type. |
| Tabs | The tool that helps you create a neatly aligned list. |
| Thesaurus | Tool used to suggest words that have the same meaning to replace other words. |
| Grammar | When a green line appears under the text, it indicates this type of error. |
| Save As | You would use this to save a file in another location from where it was originally saved. |
| Person who typed the letter | The reference initials at the bottom of a memo or business letter are the initials of this person. |
| Margins | The boundary of blank space at the top, bottom, left and right of the page. |
| Formulas | Mathematical equation that adds, subtracts, multiplies or divides data in a spreadsheet. |
| Pie Chart | The type of chart that is best for showing one piece of data in comparison to the whole. |
| Active Cell | The term for a spreadsheet that is selected and ready to receive information. |
| Ascending | Sorting lowest to highest. |
| Line Chart | The best chart to show how data changes over time. |
| Legend | The chart element explains what the colors, patterns, or symbols represent. |
| Multiplication | Mathematical operation represented by this symbol * |
| Shareware | The type of software that can be examined free of charge during a trial period, but requires payments to the owner for a permanent use. |
| Copyrighted | Most commercial software prevents users from making copies because of this. |
| Hacker | A person that sneaks into your computer files with bad intentions. |
| Ethics | The standards of good moral conduct or principles. |
| Web Browser | Allows you to see the internet like Internet Explorer or Safari. |
| ROM | The memory that comes with the computer, it cannot be added to; permanent. |
