A block that appears at the bottom of every page, displaying repetitive information like Chapter titles, author names, and automatically calculated page numbers.
1.Footer
2.Template
3.Header
4.Title
Using a personal computer, software, and a high-resolution printer to produce documents that combine text and graphics.
1.Desktop publishing (DTP)
2.Multimedia
3.Justification
4.Graphical user interface (GUI)
Erasing text from a document.
1.Deleting text
2.Copying text
3.Saving text
4.Chopping text
A command used to locate a particular word or string of characters in a document.
1.Find command
2.Replace command
3.Spell check
4.Scrolling command
When you copy text, it is _______.
1.put in the Clipboard
2.put in ROM
3.saved to disk
4.cut from the screen
The arrangement of the words and pictures on the screen represents a close approximation of the way they will look on the printed page.
1.WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get)
2.Style sheet
3.Typeface
4.Graphical user interface (GUI)
Several writers can work simultaneously on the same master document if they are using _______.
1.supercomputers
2.groupware
3.speech recognition software
4.speech synthesis software
Text that is selected is sometimes referred to as _______.
1.copied
2.cut
3.pasted
4.highlighted
A font that gives more room for wide characters like m's and w's is called _______.
1.Courier
2.sans serif
3.serif
4.proportional
Desktop publishing software used to combine the various source documents into a coherent, visually appealing publication.
1.Page-layout software
2.Spreadsheet software
3.Database software
4.HTML
In desktop publishing, a template that controls the general layout and includes common elements (margins, column guides, page numbers, graphic embellishments) for all left- and right-facing pages.
1.Master page
2.Scrolling
3.Autoformatting
4.Typeface
Page-layout software _______.
1.is a GUI
2.eliminates the need for planning
3.combines various source documents into coherent pages.
4.uses only HTML formatting
A manual typewriter requires a return at the end of each line. Modern word processors do not require this because _______.
1.returns are automatically inserted
2.word wrapping automatically provides line breaks
3.returns interrupt file saving
4.of the feature called outlining
A word processing feature that automatically positions footnotes and endnotes.
1.Automatic footnoting
2.Idea processor
3.Clipboard
4.Scrolling
To move the cursor around in a document.
1.Navigate
2.Justify
3.Drag-and-drop
4.Search and replace
Designating the typefaces, margins, spacing, layout, and other features that affect the appearance of a document.
1.Text formatting
2.Master page
3.Search and replace
4.Outlining
In the future _______ would detect overuse of certain words typed into a document.
1.an intelligent word processor
2.style writers
3.a thesaurus
4.a spell checker
A flashing cursor on the screen indicates _______.
1.your position in a document
2.your file is saved on a disk
3.your file is printing
4.the application that created your document is missing
A special portion of memory for temporarily holding information that has been copied or cut from a document for later use.
1.Clipboard
2.Template
3.Groupware
4.File
To combine a word processor document with a database file to produce personalized form letters and similar documents.
1.Mail merge
2.Desktop publishing
3.Inserting text
4.Word wrap
An "empty" or generic document that can easily be adapted to specific user needs.
1.Template
2.New document
3.Master page
4.Clipboard
A block that appears at the top of every page, displaying repetitive information like chapter titles, author names, and automatically calculated page numbers.
1.Header
2.Masthead
3.Superscript
4.Block replace
In desktop publishing, the document containing an article, chapter, drawing, map, chart, or photograph that will appear in a publication.
1.Source document
2.Idea processor
3.Style sheet
4.Master page
Arranging information into hierarchies or levels of ideas.
1.Outlining
2.Navigation
3.Formatting
4.Scrolling
A font without serifs--fine lines at the ends of the main strokes of each character.
1.Sans serif font
2.Courier
3.Serif font
4.Italics
Copying the document from the computer's memory to disk or other secondary storage medium.
1.Saving
2.Scrolling
3.Moving text
4.Deleting
Software that checks for and corrects spelling errors in a document.
1.Spelling checker
2.Master page
3.Grammatical checker
4.Thesaurus
A word processing feature that automatically breaks long words that fall at the end of lines.
1.Automatic hyphenation
2.Justification
3.Word wrap
4.Outlining
A feature that allows selected words, phrases, or data to be changed throughout a document.
1.Search and replace
2.Selecting text
3.Copying text
4.Drag-and-drop
The alignment of text on a line. Four choices are commonly available: left, right, full, and centered.
1.Justification
2.Outlining
3.Spacing
4.Placement wizard
What would detect the errors in this sentence: Eye wood never halve guest.
1.linotype
2.idea processor
3.grammar checker
4.spell checker
Editing feature that allows the user to move selected text or objects with the mouse from one part of the screen to another.
1.Drag-and-drop
2.Cut and paste
3.Scrolling
4.Selecting
A set of characteristics that define formatting styles in a document
1.Style sheet
2.Style guide
3.Fonts
4.Master sheet
The design of characters in a font; a family of related fonts.
1.Typeface
2.Point size
3.Style sheet
4.Thesaurus
A font embellished with fine lines at the ends of the main strokes of each character.
1.Serif font
2.Sans serif font
3.Subscript
4.Modern font
Transporting a block of text from one part of a document to another, or from one document to another.
1.Moving text
2.Copying text
3.Deleting text
4.Scrolling text
Placing text in a document without overwriting any of the surrounding text.
1.Inserting text
2.Cutting text
3.Automatic hyphenation
4.Scrolling text
Software that checks text for errors of context, common grammatical errors, and stylistic foibles.
1.Grammar and style checker
2.Spell checker
3.Autoformat
4.Source document
Text in which the left and right margins are aligned is called _______.
1.center justified
2.full justified
3.indented
4.a header
A book, software program, or software module for finding synonyms (and sometimes antonyms).
1.Thesaurus
2.Groupware
3.Spell checker
4.Grammar checker
An editing technique that allows data to be moved within and between documents.
1.Cut-and-paste
2.Booting up
3.Scrolling
4.Saving
A command that allows the user to take back the last operation.
1.Undo
2.Find command
3.Redo
4.Replace command
Software that facilitates arranging and rearranging ideas, typically in outline form.
1.Idea processor
2.Outlining
3.Word processor
4.Template
A measurement of type size equal to 1/72 inch.
1.Point size
2.Millimeter
3.Pixel
4.Byte
Visual thinkers might benefit from _______.
1.idea processors
2.simple word processors
3.spell checkers
4.grammar checkers
A description of desktop-published pages that are ready to be photographed and printed.
1.Camera-ready
2.Style sheet
3.Print out
4.Spell checked
Desktop publishing can include _______.
1.scanned images
2.source documents
3.page-layout software
4.all of these
Software designed to be used by workgroups rather than individuals.
1.Groupware
2.Idea processor
3.Drag-and-drop
4.Shareware
Changing the view through a window by moving up, down, or sideways so another part of the document is visible.
1.Scrolling
2.Inserting text
3.Saving a document
4.Cut-and-paste
In the language of typesetters, a size and style of typeface.
1.Font
2.Serifs
3.Point size
4.Format
Text entered on a keyboard appears on the screen and _______.
1.requires a character-based interface
2.is stored in ROM
3.is stored in RAM
4.is immediately saved as a file
A font that allow more horizontal space for wide characters than for narrow characters.
1.Proportionally spaced font
2.Fixed-width font
3.Serif font
4.Sans serif font
In desktop publishing, a business that provides expertise, contract work, consulting, printing services, and/or public access to expensive output devices and other peripherals.
1.Service bureau
2.Better Business Bureau
3.Groupware
4.Internet
A word processing feature that automatically transports any words that won't fit on the current line to the next line along with the cursor.
1.Word wrap
2.Automatic hyphenation
3.Spell checking
4.Thesaurus
A flashing cursor indicating the current location in the document.
1.Insertion bar
2.Pointer
3.Menu bar
4.Highlighted text
Benefits of spell checkers include _______.
1.potential misspellings are brought to the user's attention
2.most known English words are included
3.foreign words can be installed
4.all of these
Duplicating one part of a document and placing it in another section of the same document or in a different document.
1.Copying text
2.Deleting text
3.Outlining
4.Drag and drop
Highlighting text, usually by dragging the cursor across it.