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Keyboarding Vocabulary--Part 3

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LinkWords usually underlined that will jump to a new page.
Pointing Hand.Indicates you are on a link.
TabUsed to indent paragraphs.
ParagraphMore than one sentence.
Word WrapContinue typing even when you reach the end of the line.
GWAMWords Per Minute not counting off for errors made.
BookmarkSaving your work where you left off so you can go back to it.
Accuracy GoalTrying to type each letter correctly.
Speed GoalTrying to build speed and coordination. Not overly concerned with accuracy.
Double clickClicking your mouse twice very rapidly.
Word ProcesingCreatting documents to be printed.
Document TypesReports, letters, flyers or signs, newsletter, etc.
Title BarThe bar across the top of a window showing the title of the program or window being used.
Menu BarA bar with various menus,which can be accessed by clicking onto them.
Tool BarA bar of buttons for frequently-sed functions of a program.
Dialog boxA window asking the user to select a choice.
LetterheadThe address and logo of the company sending a letter.
DatelineThe date a document was written.
Inside AddressThe address of the person to whom you are writing.
SalutationThe greeting of a letter..Dear John
FilenameThe name with which you save a file.
SaveUsed to resave a document which has already been saved.
Save As . . .Used when you need to save a file and give it a filename.
Close or ExitChoose the file menu to close a window or click the X in the top right-hand corner.
File ExtensionThe letters after the dot in a filename. Indicates the type of document.
OpenRetrieve or get a file already saved.
BodyThe paragraphs in a letter or report.
ClosingLike "Sincerely yours" in a letter.
Typed SignatureA typewritten name at the end of a letter.
SpellcheckA feature of word processing programs, which checks your spelling and suggests corrections.
Overwrite fileSave a file which has already been saved once.
PortfolioA collection of various samples of work.
Hard CopyA print out.
AlignmentWhere your words appear on a line.
Center alignmentWords are located in the center of the line.
Left alignmentWords begin on the left-hand side of the line.
Right alignmentWords begin on the right-hand side of the line.
Point SizeThe size of your letters or font.
72 pointsA one-inch letter.


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Shiloh Middle School
Snellville, GA

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