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| MOUSE | A device that allow you to select onscreen items. |
| MOUSE POINTER | An onscreen indicator, typically displayed as a small arrow. |
| SHORTCUT BAR | A toolbar that contains buttons for quickly starting the OFFICE 2000 programs. |
| SCREEN TIP | Name of toolbar button that pops up when you rest the mouse pointer on the button. |
| TEMPLATE | A semi-completed document on which you can base a new document. |
| SCROLL | To move through a document in order to view some part of its contents not currently displayed on screen. |
| PROGRAM WINDOW | The area that frames the tools, menus and work area of a program. |
| MENU | A list of commands located at the top of the program window each with a pull-down box. |
| DOCUMENT WINDOW | The area that frames the document contents. |
| TOOLBAR | A long bar or row of buttons that represent various commands. (ex. formatting toolbar & standard toolbar) |
| DIALOG BOX | A box that appear when you select certain commands & provides user with ability to select options |
| ZOOM | A tool that allows you to adjust the relative size of text & graphics. |
| OFFICE ASSISTANT | An animated characer (paper clip, dog) that provides an esay way to access Office help. |
| INTERNET | A world-wide collection of interconnected networks. |
| WORLD WIDE WEB | WWW. One part of the internet where information is displayed with a mix of text, pictures, sound, & animations. |
| WEB BROWSER | A program designed to view data on the web. For example Internet Explorer & Netscape. |
| HTML | Short for Hypertext Markup Language. This makes it possible to combine text, graphics, sound, on a single page. |
| INTRANET | A company wide internet. Documents here are viewed by employees using a Web browser. |
| FTP | Short for File Transfer Protocol--this site is a location on the internet that specializes in file management.. |
| LINK | A bit of underlined text or a graphic that when clicked, takes the user to a related WEB page. |