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| Word Processing | Common application type (such as Microsoft Word 2010) that allows a user to type letters, reports, and other professional looking documents. |
| Show/Hide feature | The name of the MS Word 2010 feature that offers an optional display showing symbols indicating a tab, space or use of the Enter key. |
| Status bar | The bar near the bottom of the MS Word application that contains the zoom slider and shows the progress of current tasks and allows control of the document viewing. |
| Zoom Slider | The item on the status bar that enables the user to increase or decrease the size of content in the Word 2010 window. |
| Enter Key | The key(s) used to begin a new paragraph in MS Word 2010. |
| CTRL + End | The key(s) used to move quickly to the bottom of a document. |
| Mini Toolbar | The following automatically appears based on tasks you perform, and contains commands related to changing the appearance of text in a document. |
| Dialog Box Launcher | Located in the lower-right corner of the ribbon groups, this small arrow when clicked displays a dialog box or a task pane with additional options for the group. |
| Ribbon | The control center located below the title bar at the top of the Word 2010 window . |
| Scroll | The bar that is used to navigate and display the various areas of a document. |
| Split | The command that is used to split a document into two panes so that different parts of the document can be viewed at the same time. |
| Document window | The area used to view portions of a document on the screen. |
| Watermark | A graphic that appears behind text. |
| Borders | The lines drawn to visually frame documents, tables or cells in a Microsoft Word 2010 document . |
| Page Layout | The ribbon is used to effect the page background of a document and also allows a user to change a document theme in order to convey a different look and feel. |
| Scaling | Resizing a graphical image. |
| SmartArt | The feature allows you to create graphical lists and process diagrams easily and quickly. |
| Home Ribbon | Contains commands to adjust paragraph and line spacing in a document. |
| Alignment | The way in which a paragraph lines up horizontally between the paper edges of a document (Justified Alignment = text aligned with both the left and right margins) |
| Header/Footer | Items can be added at the very bottom of a page (footer) or the very top of the page (Header) in a document. |
| Table | The Microsoft Word 2010 feature allows users to have lists of information in horizontal rows and vertical columns. (Select the part of a table by using the mouse pointer and clicking the table border!!!) |
| Table Handle | Used to select the entire table (click and move the handle to select the entire table). |
| Tab Key | Can be used just like the arrow keys and mouse pointer to move around in a table. |
| Sorting | Arranging the information in a table (alphabetical is an option). |
| Table Column | The vertical portions of a table (change the width of a table column by dragging its border to adjust). |
| Table Row | The horizontal portion of a table (row height can be changed by dragging the row border to adjust the width). |
| Insert Ribbon | The ribbon used to add headers, footers, and contains the text group needed for application of desktop publishing features in Word 2010. |
| WordArt | The feature that is used for applying visually dramatic formatting to text and creating text that is considered a graphical object. (Note: The Insert Ribbon contains the WordArt objects) |
| Help | Microsoft menus accessed by clicking F1 or the help button located in the upper right corner of the application window. |
| Tab | The thing you click to switch from one ribbon to another in Word 2010 (it contains the name of the ribbons). |
