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| menu bar | A horizontal strip that contains a list of options. |
| modem | A device that lets computers communicate through telephone lines. |
| Graphic User Interface | Is used to make programs work with menus, windows and icons rather than text commands. |
| print | A command that sends the electronic form of a document to the printer, which produces a hard copy of the document. |
| cursor | A flashing mark on a monitor screen that shows where typed text will be inserted. |
| window | A rectangle on a monitor that displays information. |
| pointer | A symbol that moves when the mouse is moved. |
| icon | A picture on a monitor that represents a document, folder, program, peripheral, or tool. |
| virus | A program that disrupts the normal operation of a computer. It enters a computer system from an infected flopy disk or a download off of the Internet. |
| file | A collection of information saved with its own name. |
| save | The command that stores a document on a disk, a hard drive, or a server for future use. |
| clipboard | A temporary storage area in a computer that holds the last piece of information you cut or copied. Its contents cqn be pasted into a document. |
| menu | A list of options to choose from while working in a program. |
| graphics | Pictures, charts, graphs, diagrams, and drawings. |
| document | A named file. |
