Computer Lab Vocabulary Review

The first screen you see after logging in to the computer.

a small electronic device containing memory that is used for storing data.

An act of signing into a computer, database, or system.

To store a document and maintain any applied changes.

The parts of the computer that you can touch.

To duplicate a section of a document or picture and PLACE IT IN A DIFFERENT LOCATION.

When the text is lined up along the left margin.

The way the letters or words look.

Describes the size of the letters.

To move your mouse while pressing down on one of its buttons.

I move the cursor down to the next line.

To click the mouse twice quickly.

Spellcheck is always right.

Another word for a program...

The bar at the edge of the computer which allows quick access to applications or programs.

Image is another word for...

A visual search engine for kids offering safe web, image, and video search.

To change or correct a document.

A pattern or blueprint of a slide or group of slides.

Just like a file in a filing cabinet, this is where documents can be saved.

A processing program that you can use to type, save, and print documents. Like typing on a sheet of paper.

A single page of a PowerPoint presentation.

A panel of keys that operate a computer.

To click and drag across a word or sentence to select it.

To point to something on the screen and then push the button on the mouse.

Symbols or pictures that you can click on to perform an action.

This moves the cursor one space.

When you are asked to click always press this side of the mouse.

I make capital letters.

A secret combination of characters that allows access to a computer or program.

I make words slant.

To duplicate a section of a document or picture in order to place it in a different location.

A software or program used to create electronic presentations using a series of pages or slides

Dark and thick describes me.

The effects that occur when you move from one slide to the next during a presentation.

An identification used by a person with access to a computer, network or online service.

A tool you can click to tell the computer what to do.

"App." is the abbreviated term for the word...

This command lines up text along the right margin.