The amount of blank area or "white space" left around the edge of your page.

A way that you can move text blocks from one location to another in your document.

Any information you want to be printed at the bottom of every page.

Where a row and column intersect.

An area in the computer's memory which temporarily holds text when using the copy and cut commands.

Any information you want to be printed at the top of every page.

A type of font style.

Refers to the shape of the text we type.

A picture of your printed page.

Used to organize information into columns and rows.

The actual name for a paper that has been printed.

Refers to the horizontal alignment of a paragraph.

The symbols that represent tabs.

Allow you to start a new page before the normal end of the page.

Portrait printing is:

Provides the ability to vertically align columns of text.

A type of paragraph indent.

One form of outputting your document on paper using a printer.

Landscape printing is:

CTRL-B is a shortcut for Italic.

Anytime you select a text block and either copy or cut that text, the selected text is stored in the paste area.

Single-spaced means there is no extra space between each line of a paragraph.

Google Docs can be printed from any browser.

When going through a spell check of a document, a misspelled word will be underlined with blue dots.

One of the advantages to using Google Drive is that it saves your work frequently so you won't have to worry about saving your changes.

Line spacing refers to the vertical spacing of a paragraph.

Tabs are default set to every 1" on the ruler.

CTRL-U is a shortcut for underline.

Double-spaced means there is two lines between each line of a paragraph.

How do you remove a tab stop?

How do you move a tab stop?

What three commands work together to help you copy, move or remove text in your document?

What are three of the six methods of selecting text?