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| Desktop Publishing | The process of combining text and graphics, using a computer, to create attractive documents. |
| Graphics | Pictures that help illustrate teh meaning of the text, make the page more attractive, or make the page ore functional. |
| Handles | Little squares that apprear at the edges of the graphic. |
| Scale | The size of a graphic. |
| Page Break | The place where one page ends and another begins. |
| Header | Text that is printed at the top of each page |
| Footer | Text that is printed at the bottom of the page |
| Footnote/Endnote | Used to document quotations, figures, or summaries, or to provide other text that you do not want to include in the body of your document. |
| Style | A predefined set of formatting options that have been named and saved. |
| Template | A file that contains page and paragraphs formatting and text that you can customize to create a new document similar to but slightly different from the original. |
| Wizard | It creates a document based on your answers. |
| Table | An arrangement of text or numbers in rows and columns, similar to a spreadsheet. |
| Mail Merge | Combining a document with information that personalizes it. |
| Data Source | Contains the information that will vary in each document. |
| Main Document | The document with the information that doesn't change. |
| Theme | A preformatted design that you can apply to a document to change its appearance without changing the content. |
| Integration | Combining parts into a whole. |
