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Shows a simplified work area, removing white space and other elements from view.

Information that displays at the bottom of each document page, presentation slide, handout, or notes page.

A viewing format that eliminates tabs and makes it easier to read a document.

Forces the next part of a document to begin on a new page.

Created when you press Enter to move the insertion point to a new line.

Information that displays at the top of each document page, presentation slide, handout, or notes page.

Displays varying amount of detail; a structural view of the document or presentation that can be collapsed or expanded as necessary.

The default view that closely resembles the printed document.

A marker that divides a document into sections, thereby allowing different formatting in each section.

Reveals where formatting marks, such as spaces, tabs, and returns, are used in the document.

Inserted when text fills an entire page and continues onto the next page.

Created by the word processor as it wraps text to a new line.

Commands such as bold and italic that enable you to switch from one setting to another.

Text or graphic that displays behind text.

View to display how a document will look when posted on the Web.

A computer application, such as Microsoft Word, used primarily with text to create, edit, and format documents.

The feature that automatically moves words to the next line if they do not fit on the current line.