The gray bar at the bottom of Office app windows that shows status information about the currently open document, worksheet, database, or presentation, as well as containing commands for viewing the file in different ways and for changing the zoom percentage.

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Buttons on the status bar that are used to change document views.

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A slider on the status bar that you drag to enlarge or decrease the display size of a document in the document window.

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In Office programs, a button on the status bar that is used to change the zoom level of the document in the document window.

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Allows you to type words in a paragraph continually without pressing the ENTER key at the end of each line.

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A feature that automatically detects and corrects typing errors and misspelled words.

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A feature that automatically suggests text, numbers, or dates to insert.

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To store a file permanently on a storage medium such as a disk, flash drive, or online using a cloud storage service such as OneDrive so you can retrieve it later, or to overwrite the copy of a file that is stored on a disk with the changes made to the file.

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In Word, a screen section that shows the objects on the current page and their stacking order; the picture at the top of the Selection pane is the picture on top.

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Nonprinting characters that appear on screen to indicate the ends of paragraphs, tabs, and other formatting elements.

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A specially formatted word, phrase, or graphic which, when clicked or tapped, lets you display a webpage on the Internet, another file, an email, or another location within the same file; also called hypertext or a link.

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A button that turns a feature on and off.

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A small toolbar that appears next to text you select using the mouse or when you right-click a document, worksheet, slide, or database cell.

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In Office, a command on the File tab used to save a file for the first time or to create a new file with a different filename, leaving the original file intact.

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To use the scroll bars or the arrow keys to display different parts of a document previously hidden in the document window.

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A set of rules that describes the preferred format and style for a certain type of writing, such as the Modern Language Association (MLA) style guide and the American Psychological Association (APA) style guide, which are commonly used for academic research papers.

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To move text or graphics using the Cut and Paste commands and the Clipboard.

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