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Word Chapter 1: Creating Documents with Microsoft Word 2003 - Fill in the Blank

This activity contains 15 questions.

	Microsoft Word 2003 is a word program that you can use to do tasks such as writing a memo, a report, or a letter.

	Located at the bottom of the Word window, the bar that provides information such as the page number and current typing mode is referred to as the bar.

	If you drag the down it causes the document on your screen to move up.

	The portion of the Word window that opens to display commonly used commands or utilities available for use with the current task is known as the .

	To display a shortcut menu, click the mouse button.

	A row of buttons that provides a one-click method to perform common commands is called a .

	A purple dotted line under an address or a date indicating that the information could be placed into another Office application such as Outlook is a .

	When you enter text in mode, the existing text to the right of the insertion point is replaced.

	Before text can be edited, changed, formatted, copied, or moved, it must first be .

	To add emphasis to text, use the buttons.

	The view that displays the page borders, margins, text, and graphics is known as the view.

	If you place your mouse pointer over a button on a toolbar, a small displays the name of the button.

	The View buttons are located to the left of the scroll bar.

	To enlarge or decrease the viewing area of the document, use the button.

	Graphic images, often included with Word, which can be inserted in the document, are called art.

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