Formatting and Layout
Captures an image of what is currently on your screen.
Screenshot.
This tool reviews documents for grammar errors.
Grammar Check.
objects, such as circles and lines, that can be added to documents to enhance your presentation.
Shapes.
The term for text that appears at the top of every page in a document.
Header/ Title.
This refers to a linked text or graphic that connects to another document or website.
Hyperlink.
The term for the black blinking line that shows where text or objects will be entered.
Cursor
object allows text to be added and positioned anywhere on a page.
Text Box
The text or graphics that are printed at the bottom of each page in a document.
Footer
This type of alignment centers text between the right and left margins.
Center alignment.
Removes selected text and places it on the clipboard.
Cut Out.
graphical content can be inserted into a document to enhance its appearance or convey information.
Image.
sets of colors, fonts, and effects that can be applied to documents for an organized design.
Theme
pre-designed text and formatting blocks that can be added to documents easily.
Building blocks.
The complete set of characters in a specific face, style, and size.
Font.
is the grid of horizontal rows and vertical columns into which data can be entered to organize information.
Pre-set formatting layouts that can be customized to serve as a starting point for a new document.
Templates
This tool allows you to create diagrams and charts visually within a document.
SmartArt.
the temporary storage area for items that have been cut or copied before pasting.
Clip Board
visual representation of data can be created within a document to illustrate trends or comparisons.
Charts.
The space that separates text or objects from the edge of the page.
Margins