File
A collection of information stored on a computer under a single name
Library
A collection of items, such as files and folders, assembled from various locations
Folder or subfolder
Every file is stored in either?
Folder
A container in which you store files
Subfolder
A folder within a folder
Application
A computer program
Create, save, and find files and folders
Use Windows Explorer to?
Window
A rectangular area on the screen where programs and content appear
Desktop
The opening screen in windows that simulates a work area
Icon
A small picture that represents a program, a file, a folder, or some other object
Windows taskbar
The area along the lower edge of the desktop that contains the Start button and an area to display buttons for open programs
AutoPlay
Allows you to choose which programs to use to start different kinds of media, such as music CDs
Dialog box
A small window that contains options for completing a task
Context-sensitive commands
A shortcut menu displays?
Keyboard
The primary method of entering information into your computer
Insertion point
The blinking vertical line that indicates where text will be inserted
Shortcut
A key or combination of keys that performs a task that would otherwise require a mouse
MS Excel
Allows the user to calculate and analyze numbers and create charts
MS Access
A database program that is used to collect, track, and report data
MS Outlook
Allows the user to manage email and organizational activities
Mini toolbar
Displays commands that are commonly used with the selected object and fades from view when the mouse pointer is moved away
Option button
A round button that allows the user to make one selection from among several choices
Gallery
An Office feature that displays a list of potential results
Backstage view
Office's centralized space for tasks related to file management
Common dialog box
Provided by the Window programming interface and appear in the same manner in all Office programs
Open dialog box
Used to navigate to and open an existing file created using the same program
Tabs, groups, and commands
The Ribbon in each MS program contains these three elements?
Quick Access Toolbar
Contains frequently used commands and allows users to add or delete commands to suit their needs
Task pane
A window within a MS Office application that allows the user to enter options for completing a command
Formatting
The process of establishing the overall appearance to text, graphics, and pages in an Office file