Microchip inside the computer that processes information.
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A navigation system that uses a special language called hypertext to connect millions of web pages stored on servers around the world.
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In a spreadsheet program, a rectangular box where you can put numbers, text, or formulas.
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A portion of a computer screen where a file can be displayed within set boundaries. A user can open, close, resize, and move windows around on the screen.
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Pieces of information.
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The global address of documents and other resources on the World Wide Web.
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Data that is arranged vertically.
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A command that reverses the last change a user made to a file.
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A graphical user interface used as a storage place for any program or file in the operating system.
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A vertical or horizontal strip of icons that activate common program commands.
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A typeface that contains the characters of an alphabet or some other letterforms.
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A strip at the top of a desktop or program window that displays the file name, minimize icon, restore, close box, and if applicable, the name of the program in use.
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The overall organization and look of a document.
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A document that helps to organize data in rows and columns of cells. Each cell can contain words, a number, or a formula.
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A band at the side and bottom of a program window used to move through and across a document.
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A single horizontal line of data in a spreadsheet or table.
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In printing from a computer, to print vertically on the page.
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The software that runs and controls a computer's components and runs the program software.
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Running more than one application in memory at the same time.
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In printing from a computer, to print sideways on the page.