| A | B |
| Clicking | Quickly pressing the mouse button once |
| Desktop | The background area of the screen where windows open |
| Icon | A small picture on a computer that represents a program, file, or folder |
| Maximize | This button enlarges a window to be the size of your full screen |
| Menu | The list of programs that comes up when you click on start is called a ______ |
| Menubar | The bar in most programs that contains the words File, Edit, View, etc; when you click on those words a list of commands drops down |
| Mini Toolbar | The item in Office 2007 programs that appears when you select text and contains the most used formatting commands |
| Minimize | This button moves the program or document window out of the way but keeps the program/document open |
| Office Button | The item in Office 2007 programs that contains commands like Open, Save and Print; |
| Pointer | The arrow that is controlled by the mouse is called a _____ |
| Quick Access Toolbar | The item in Office 2007 programs provides quick access to the commands you use most often; it can be customized. |
| Restore | This button resizes a window to the size it was before it was full screen |
| Ribbon | The item in Office 2007 programs that displays the commands that are most important for each of the tabs |
| Right-Click | Clicking with the second mouse button which usually gives you access to commands |
| Scrollbar | The item that allows you to go up and down or further to the right or left to see more of the page |
| Statusbar | The item at the bottom of a window that gives information about that document or program |
| Taskbar | The item on your screen that shows what programs and windows are currently open |
| Titlebar | The item at the top of a window that tells you the name of your document/program |
| Toolbar | The item that contains several icons which represent actions in that program |
| Window | Every program or document opens into a box which is actually called a ____ |