BCA Chapter 1

The Office database application.

Used with an access key to display a menu.

Pressing the left mouse button and releasing it quickly.

A tab added to the Ribbon for certain activities.

The Office spreadsheet application.

A unique name for a file.

Used to enter text and numeric data.

A list of commands.

A row of menu names.

The Office desktop publishing application.

The Office presentation application

File format which preserves all document formatting

The Office e-mail client

The mail window pane that lists folders to the computer's memory, which displays it in a window.

The portion of an e-mail mesage containing teh subject, recipients, and sender of the message.

A crime that seeks to obtain confidential information in order to rob and unsuspecting individual of his or her indentity.

Indicates the file type and is used by the application to recognize files.

An element in a dialog box that intiates an action when clicked. More commonly called button.

A key that is indicated by the underlined character in a command.

A group of buttons for executing commands.

An e-mail server used for incoming mail.

A pointing device that is sometimes found on a notebook computer.

Sliding the mouse until the pointer is positioned on an object.

An e-mail security threat involving online fraud and identity theft.

An e-mail security threat involving online fraud and identity theft.

The process of replacing an existing file with one that contains changes.

An element in a dialog box that allows the user to choose from a set of options.

Transferring a copy of the file contents to the computer/s memory, which displays it in a window.

The format that an application normally uses for saving a file.

An input device that is used to select commands and respond to application prompts.