Word Ch 3 BusinessVersion en ligne
par Kerri Stegman
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An object that is part of a paragraph.
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Predefined shapes provided in Word allowing you to change the appearance of a shape
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A circle that will rotate an object in the direction you drag the mouse.
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Choices of many different table styles which allow you to change basic table format to a more visually appealing style
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A yellow diamond used to change an object’s shape.
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Intersection of a row and column.
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A predefined shape or graphic that you create using Word.
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An object that can be positioned at a specific location in a document or in a layer over or behind text in a document.
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Section of a letter that identifies an organization or individual.
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Built-in, or predefined, styles that you can use to format text.
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Check box that maintains the size proportions of a graphic when resized.
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A collection of rows and columns.
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Special space character that prevents two words from being split at the end of a line.
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Special type of hyphen that prevents hyphenated words from being split at the end of a line.
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An effective business document should have all of the following except:
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In a business letter, choose colors that you like even if they do not match organization's or individual's goals
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Letter style where everything begins at the left bargins
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Letter style where everything begins at the left begins except dateline, complementary close, or signature block
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All business have the same basic information.
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Business letters should:
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A business letter should:
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Contents of a business letter should have:
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A business letter should:
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Web addresses and emails in a business letter should:
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