Daily Tip: Outlook: Expand Instant Search By default, Instant Search in Microsoft Office Outlook 2010 searches only the current folder. If you'd like it to search all of your folders, click the File table and then click Options. When the Outlook Options window appears, click the Search tab and then click the All Folders radio button in the Results section. You can check a nearby box to add the Deleted Items folder to the search. Daily Term: Text
Text is data that a computer stores, and it is represented as words, sentences, paragraphs, and punctuation. Terms associated with text: text cursor: An on-screen indicator that marks a specific location within text. When typing text, the cursor marks the location where the next character typed will be placed. When editing existing text, the cursor is used along with the mouse or certain keyboard keys to select text for manipulation. Once text is selected, you can replace, delete, cut, or copy it, or you can change its attributes, such as the style of font. The cursor is moved to different locations using the mouse or directional arrow keys on a keyboard. text editor: A program that lets a user input text and save the text as a file. Notepad, a standard Windows component, is an example of a text editor. Although programs, such as WordPerfect or Word, let a user edit text, they are generally referred to as word processing programs. The difference lies in the capability for advanced manipulation of text that is found in word processing programs but generally not in a text editor. Text editors tend to be basic programs that let a user enter and edit generic text, but they are not capable of performing a wide range of special formatting. text flow: The spanning of one body of text across more than one text placeholder. In desktop publishing programs, documents may contain more than one text box, which is a defined region into which text is inserted. The automatic flow of text is something that you can turn on or off within the preferences of these programs. When automatic flow is enabled, if one text box becomes full without holding all of the entered text, the excess text will automatically be placed into the next text box. text mode: A display mode in which a computer monitor displays only text characters and no graphics. This was the primary type of interface in the days of DOS. text-only: A mode in which only text is displayed, without graphics. Some Web sites provide a text-only version that loads much faster than the graphics-based version. text-to-speech: The technology of converting written text into audible words and sentences. text wrap: A feature found in text editors and word processing programs that automatically starts a new line of text when the right edge of the text area or window has been reached. David Ferrin Too many people spend money they haven't earned to buy things they don't want to impress people they don't like "Will Rogers" For answers to frequently asked questions about this list visit: http://www.jaws-users.com/help/
