Microsoft Word Advanced 2013

Merge fields are the term used to refer to the items inserted into a merge document to display data from associated data source fields. Merge fields are placeholders that are replaced with actual data when the merge document is generated. They allow for dynamic content in the document, pulling information from the data source to personalize each document in a mail merge process.

The "Index" button group can be found on the "References" tab within the Ribbon. This tab is typically used for adding and managing references, such as citations, footnotes, and indexes, in a document.

In order to update the table of contents, it is necessary to select it first by clicking with the mouse into it. This action activates the table of contents and allows the user to perform the update. If the user did not select the table of contents before attempting to update it, the update process would not work.

Pressing the F9 key on the keyboard updates the table of contents after changes are made to the document.

Macro names in programming languages typically cannot contain spaces. Spaces are not allowed in macro names because they can cause confusion and lead to syntax errors. Macro names are usually composed of letters, numbers, and underscores, but not spaces. This is why option (B) is the correct answer.

The correct answer is (D) Developer. The Developer tab within the Ribbon in Word provides access to the tools needed to create and protect forms. This tab includes options such as adding form controls, setting properties for form fields, and protecting the form from editing or unauthorized access. The Developer tab is not visible by default in Word, but can be enabled through the Word Options menu.