Chapter 1 Pre- Assessment

The ​ ​ (a)   provides access to application tools in Office where global preferences can be managed.​

• Backstage View
• Menu
• Ribbion

On the far right of the Backstage View there is a pane called​ (a)   .

• Properties
• Gallery
• Identifying Elements

Properties are the ​ (a)   of a file such as Author and Title​ (b)  

• Identifying elements
• Protected
• Quick Access Toolbar

Word indicates the document is​ (a)   by requiring a password to open.

• Protected
• Global
• Dialog box Launcher

Located at the very bottom of the screen is a blue bar called the ​ (a)  

• Status Bar
• Dialog Box Launcher
• More button

The Status Bar is a ​ (a)   Feature, so whatever you select or deselect will be the same in any Word document you open

• Global
• Protected
• Properties

By right clicking on the Status Bar, a ​ (a)   will appear

• menu
• Status Bar
• Global

Located at the top of the Office application window is a series of tabs called the ​ (a)   . This is a common feature in all Microsoft Office products.

• ribbon
• Global
• Identifying Elements

Found in the lower right-hand corner of a subgroup is the ​ ​ (a)   . which will launch a Dialog box or Task Pane

• Dialog box launcher
• Gallery
• Status Bar

ncluded in some of the Ribbon tabs is a visual preview of templates, such as styles, which is known as a​ (a)  

• Gallery
• Menu
• More Buttong