Microsoft Office Flashcards

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Backstage

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It is the commands you can use once you click on file and see all the hidden commands like print, save, open, and save as.

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Screen Tip

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Small windows that display descriptive text when you rest the pointer on a command or control.

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3
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Save vs Save As

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Save As saves your document where you want to save it and you save it as the name you give it. Save will save it as that name to the one you just saved using Save As.

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4
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Exit vs Close

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Exit will exit out of the entire program that is open. Close will just close your document in your Microsoft Program (Word).

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5
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Application Window

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The rectangular-shaped viewing area on screen that you are working in.

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Document Window

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It is the area where you enter new text and data or change existing text and data.

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File Extension

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It identifies the type of file. A period separates the filename and the extension.

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Insertion Point

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It is a blinking vertical line that indicates the location in the document where the new text and data will be entered.

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9
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Jump List

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It is a collection of links that provides

quick access to files and data.

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10
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Ribbon

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It is the blue banner that stretches across the top of the screen, just below the title bar.

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Shortcut Menu

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A list of commonly performed commands from the current window.

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12
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Subfolders

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Folders within folders, can also be created.

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