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100
Go here to preview your document before printing it.
What is Office Button | Print | Print Preview?
100
This keystroke will show or hide Word's paragraph markers, spaces and tab keystrokes on-screen.
What is Control-Shift-8?
100
You typically need one of these in between your Cover Page and Table of Contents.
What is a Section Break?
100
This screen object is the closest thing to the old File Menu in Word 2000.
What is the Office Button?
100
This type of style did not exist in Word 2000?
What are Table Styles?
200
You visit this location to enable or disable Comment and Track Changes balloons?
What is the Review tab?
200
This keystroke with prompt to save your document modifications by the original DocID, as a new version or a new document.
What is F12?
200
Glues the current paragraph to paragraph that follows it so that a soft page break can not separate them.
What is Keep with Next?
200
You can modify the status bar by doing this to it.
What is right-clicking?
200
The Style Area width is only available in this document view.
What is the Draft (or Normal) View?
300
Where you need to go to show or hide a table's gridlines?
What is View Gridlines on the Table Tools | Layout Ribbon?
300
This keystroke opens the Apply Styles box, a floating task pane that allows styles to be applied or modified.
What is Control-Shift-S?
300
Links a header or footer to the header or footer in the preceeding section of the document.
What is Same as Previous?
300
This Word "tool bar" is the one that can not be modified.
What is the Ribbon?
300
This is the default sort order of the styles appearing in the Styles task pane.
What is Recommended Order?
400
Where you need to go in order to change the format of your automatic page number.
What is Page Number | Format Page Number in the Header & Footer Tools menu?
400
This keystroke opens the Reveal Formatting task pane?
What is Shift-F1?
400
This is the only proper command to use when it is necessary to modify the indentation of a single-level list.
What is "Adjust List Indent"?
400
The object changes the magnification of the current document window.
What is the Zoom Glider?
400
For the most part, all other Word styles are based on this style.
What is the Normal style?
500
You'll find the Insert Footnote feature in this location.
What is the References tab on the Ribbon?
500
This keystroke switches between open documents.
What is Control-F6?
500
Needed by the Numbering Assistant in order to identify the sentence or phrase that should be carried into the table of contents.
What is a Style Separator?
500
Word's "Show Ruler" bar toggle appears at the top of this screen object.
What is the vertical scroll bar?
500
This feature of the Payne Numbering Assistant permanently saves a set of user-defined Heading Styles or TOC styles for re-use in other documents.
What is the Capture feature?