1. Vocabulary Review: Part II Done in a Previous Computer Apps class Mr. Maasz

2.  Use table properties in the table section under the table tools layout tab to move the table or to reshape the columns and the rows

3.  Use gridlines, under the table section in the table tools layout table, to show the outline of the table when it has no boarders.  Blue lines form when the view gridlines button is clicked, but the lines do not print.  You can also view gridlines throughout the entire document by going to the view tab and under show and hide click gridlines.

4. Jake King

5.  A shape is a drawn object made with the shapes command. Jake King

6. Text-Wrapping~Lauren Rojas  Makes the text,after the page break, start at the top of the next line.

7. Scaled-Lauren Rojas  Allows the height and width remain the same but still resize the graphic.

8. Nicole LaTorre

10. When an image is selected, a green rotate handle (green circle) appears over the picture. With this you can easily change the picture’s direction. Ricky Moser

11. A box that surrounds existing words or pictures and becomes part of the drawing. This green box is an example of a textbox. Ricky Moser

12. The state of a floating graphic that moves with a paragraph or other item if the item is moved; an anchor symbol appears next to the paragraph or item when the floating graphic is selected and formatting marks are displayed. Michael Nevitt

13. What you see above is Word Art. Word Art is a drawing object that contains text formatted with special shapes, patterns and orientations.

14. With Drawing Canvas, you can create your own graphics on your computer! To open a drawing canvas, click New Drawing Canvas, and then create your own graphic! Judson Preskitt

15. The yellow diamond above a shape when selected. The adjustment handle allows you to adjust the shape, but not the size of the shape. Judson Preskitt

16. A Header Row is the first of a table. It is the first cell of a column and contains that column's heading. Rommel Villalobos

17. To insert a shape in Word you must click on the Insert tab. Then click the Shapes button under the Illustration group Rommel Villalobos

18. Floating graphic Graphics are added to a document either inline or floating over the text. By making a picture a floating graphic it allows you to place other pictures over it And place the image anywhere on a page. This includes outside the margins. Celia Senecal

19.  A data source holds data and other specific information about people and things.

20. Table Terms and Graphics Matt Canavan Row and Column Row and Column are commonly used in tables, the row of a table runs horizontally, while the column runs vertically. Graphic’s Row Column A graphic is any type of picture, clipart, video, or any other visual aid. Graphics come in many different forms and can be saved in many different ways.

21. Samantha Freis

23. Brightness and Contrast By: Sierra Ramos 4A

24. ♥ Brightness ♥ The term brightness means that its hue, color, is used to determine the maximum luminance and contrast of an object; very bright.

25. ♥ Contrast ♥ The term contrast means that there is a difference between light and dark areas of a distinction of pigments on an object.

26. Theme Theme’s definition is a unified design. It is located on the Page Layout tab in the Themes group. Vanessa Stanislav

27. Graphics Graphics illustrate the ideas in one’s document. Graphics improve the documents looks. Some graphics are clip art, digital camera art, and scanned art. Vanessa Stanislav

28. Cropping a graphic takes away and cuts off extra areas of the graphic. To crop, select the graphic, then click the Picture Tools Format tab and click the crop button in the Size group.

29. The labels command, in Create group under the Mailings tab, can be used to create and print an individual label.

30. Definition  A feature supported by many word processors that enables you to surround a picture or diagram with text. The text wraps around the graphic. Text wrap is also called text flow Ashley Townsend

31. definition  A feature supported by many word processors that enables you to generate form letters. To use a mail-merge system, you first store a set of information, like a list of names and addresses, in one file. In another file, you write a letter, substituting special symbols in place of names and addresses Ashley Townsend

32.  This feature enables you to copy format settings already set on text and apply them to other text elsewhere in the document.  Located in the Home Tab under the Clipboard group  To use: 1.Highlight the text that is already formatted 2. Press the Format Painter button 3. A format painter pointer will appear. 4. Highlight new text with the format painter

33.  A table inside of a cell that is part of another table  How To:  1. Create a Table  Click a Cell  Insert another table inside the cell