copyright

copyright- the legal right granted to an author, composer, distributor, publisher, or production sale

copy

copy- to copy a piece of data to a temporary location in a word processing

controls

contols- an object in a window or dialog box

contextual tabs

contextual tabs- a hidden tab control that is displayed in the tab row when an object in the application workspace is highlighted or selected

context sensitive

context sensitive- a help screen that provides specific information about the current status or mode of a computer program or instructions for dealing with a error condition that just occurred

conditional formatting

conditional formatting- a method of formatting a cell based on its value

compatibility mode

compatibility mode- a feature of a computer or operating system that allows it to run programs written for another system

comparison operations

comparison operations- compares one value to another

comment

comment- information designers can add to the HTML for reference. Comments are not viewed by users within a browser

column chart

column chart- a chart that shows comparisons beween items and data

clustered column chart

clustered column chart- a column which is composed of several columns collected together

close button

close button- in windows it is the small button in the upper right corner of a window with an x in it. When clicked it closes the program

clip board

clip board- a special file or memory area where data is stored temporarily before being copied to another location

clip art

clip art- electronic illustrations that can be inserted into a document

citation

citation- the act of citing or quoting

Circular Reference

circular reference- a series of references where the last object references the first, resulting in a closed loop

Center

center- when you put the text you are writing in the middle of the document page

Cell Address

cell address- a combination of a letter and a number that specifies the column and row in which a cell is located

cell

cell- a box in which you can enter a single piece of data. The data is usually a numeric value or formula

CashFlow Analysis

cash flow analysis- the study of how cash flows in and out of a buisness

Bulleted List

bulleted list- creates a control that generates a list of items in a bullete format

Bullet Point

bullet point- small dots, squares, dashes, or graphics that begin a short descriptive phrase

Bullet

bullet- a small graphical element used to highlight a list

Borders

borders- the hand off point of any IP-enabled infrastrut. This is where a session passes from one network to another

Bibliography

bibliograpghy- the history, identification or description of writings or publications

Bar Chart

bar chart- a graph that uses bars to show the information provided

do now 10/27/10

tools on the home tab- clipboard font paragraph styles editing

backwardly compatible

backwardly compatible- a device or technology is said to be backward or downward compatible if it can work with input generated by a older device

autorecover

autorecover- saves copies of all open Excel workbooks

autoform

autoform- software for tool design

autofit

autofit- an automatic determination of the best width for a column or best height for a row

autocomplete

autocomplete- a program that is provided by many web browsers that predicts the next word in your sentence

attachment

attachment- a file attached to an email message

argument

argument- a value that you pass to a routine

application software

appication software- a computer software designed to help the user to perform singular and multiple related specific tasks

animations

animations- creating moving images with the use of a computer

Anchor

anchor- to fix a graphical object so that its position relative to some other object remains the same during repagination

APA

APA-a scientific and professional organization that represents psychologists in the united states

Alignment

Alignment- the arrangment of texts or graphics relative to a margin

ActiveX cotrols

ActiveX controls- framework for defining reusable software components in a programming language

Active cell

Active cell- The cell that continues the value being used or modified in a spreadsheet

Absolute cell reference

Abslute cell reference- a formula or function that is copied and pasted to other cells. The formula or function do not change

3-D pie chart

3-D pie chart- a type of presentation in which percentage values are represented as proportional sized slices of pie

I went to word art and chose which style i wanted. Then I was editing the shadow and color. When i was done editing the word art I copied it and pasted it to powerpoint. Then i saved the document

Lab 2 common skills

    Yesterday i learned how to creat colomns in microsoft word and in microsoft powerpoint. I learned how to copy and paste using the control c and control v. I learned how to make the line spacing bigger and smaller.

virus

virus- a computer program that can copy itself and infect the computer

utility software

utility software- a kind of system software designed to help analyze, configure, optimize and maintain the computer

user interface

user interface- the industrial field of human-machine interaction

unix

unix- a popular multiuser multitasking operating system developed at Bell Labs in the early 1970s

USB

USB- an external bus standard that supports data transfer rates of 12Mbps

troubleshooting

troubleshooting- to isolate the source of the problem and fix it

Tree pane

tree pane- shows the overall hierarchical structure of the pages and objects that WebReaper has found and downloaded