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A key that when depressed immediately before or as another key is stuck causes that key to perform a special function.
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Occupying that space OR a feature that removes a segment of text by means of the Backspace or Delete key or by means of the block feature.
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Formatting of a paragraph to align with the left margin, right margin, centered, or both margins.
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A unit connected to or situated inside the computer, that reads and write onto CD disks or floppy disks.
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Keys that move the cursor in the directions indicated by the arrow on the key.
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Formatted information such as a letter memo, report, table, or form.
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Key that when pushed deletes the character to the left of the sursor.
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Toolbar that aloows operator to insert shapes, lines, call-outs, text, or to alter graphic.
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A feature that defines a specific portion of text to be bolded, centered horizontally, copied, delete, moved, or underlined.
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An icon at the top of the screen that provides access to copy, cut, paste, and undo features.
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A feature that print designated text darker than the rest of the copy to add emphasis.
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A key that when struck causes the cursor to move to the left margin and down to the next line.
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A key that when locked down causes all letters to be capitalized.
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An mis-stroke of a key.
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A feature that centers lines of text horizontally.
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A key used to transfer to another section of the software or to "back out" of commands.
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Dividing a page into vertical sections. (FORMAT - COLUMNS)
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Text stored or saved on a disk or drive.
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An instruction to a computer.
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Name assigned to each file for identification and locating purposes.
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A key depressed as another key is struck, causing that key to perform a special function.
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A print style
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A feature that duplicates text from one location and then places the duplicated text at another location.
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Accessed through Format-Font and allows various changes to the font such as strike-through, shadow, emboss, ect.
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The internal operating unit or "brain" of a computer.
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Size of front with a default setting or 8 to 72 point.
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A blinking line on the screen that shows where you are typing.
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Special keys used alone or in combination with other keys to perform special functions, such as setting margins and centering copy.
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Any information inputted into the computer.
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Pictures or images, located in clip art or document files.
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