Keyboarding Terms part t Crossword

a key used to give another set of commands. Control (ctrl) commands are commonly used shortcuts. For example, pressing Ctrl+S in many programs saves a document in the same fashion as selecting Save from the File menu.
a flashing line on the display screen which indicates where the next character of space can be entered
line spacing term, leaves one blank line space between printed lines of copy
used to move the cursor to the end of a line or of the document depending on the software being used
used to return cursor to left margin and down to the next line; also, to enter system commands
used to cancel a function or exit a program selection
used to save, print and close a document and to exit a program
the process of arranging a document in proper form or style
special keys on computers that are used alone or in combination with other keys to perform special operations such as setting margins, centering copy, etc.
used to add new text or spaces between existing text without re-keying the entire document
an arrangement of keys on a "board" that is attached to a computer
a listing of available software options that appears on a display screen
used to move the cursor to the end of the page
used to move the cursor to the beginning of the page
a software function that records keystrokes on a disk so that the data may be retrieved later
line spacing term, leave no blank space between printed lines of copy
a bar that contains short cut functions
A command that allows users to cancel or undo their last command or action.
the act of writing, storing and printing letters, reports, and other documents on a computer
A tool that automatically wraps text to the next line as it reaches the right margin.