Vocab A-M Flashcards
address bar
the bar at the top of a folder window with which you can navigate to a different folder or library, or go back to a previous one
alignment
the placement of text or objects relative to the left and right margins
application
another term for program
back and forward buttons
buttons at the top of a folder window that work in conjunction with the address bar to change folder by going backward or forward one folder at a time
backstage tabs
the area along the left side of backstage view with tabs to display various pages of commands
backstage view
a centralized space for file management task; for example, opening, saving, printing, publishing, or saving a file; a navigation pane displays along the left side with tabs that group file-related tasks together
center alignment
the alignment of text or objects that is centered horizontally between the left and right margin
click
the action of pressing the left button on your mouse pointing device one time
command
an instruction to a computer program that causes an action to be carried out
common dialog boxes
the set of dialog boxes that include open, save, and save as, which are provided by the windows programming interface, and which display and operate in all of the office programs in the same manner
context sensitive command
a command associated with activities in which you are engaged
contextual tabs
tabs that are added to the ribbon automatically when a specific object, such as a picture, is selected, and that contain commands relevant to the selected object
copy
a command that duplicates a selection and places it on the clipboard
cut
a command that removes a selection and places it on the clipboard
default
the term that refers to the current selection or setting that is automatically used by a computer program unless you specify otherwise
deselect
the action of canceling the selection of an object or block of text by clicking outside of the selection
desktop
in windows, the opening screen that simulates your work area
details pane
the area at the bottom of a folder window that displays the most common file properties
dialog box
a small window that contains options for completing a task
dialog box launcher
a small icon that displays to the right of some group names on the ribbon, and which opens a related dialog box or task pane providing additional options and commands related to that group
document properties
details about a file that describes or identifies it, including the title, author name, subject, and keywords that identify the document’s topic or contents; also known as metadata