Exam 13: Word: Collaborating With Others and Creating Web Pages

Embedding is best if you will not have access to the original source file in the future.

____ shows you exactly how a document will look when saved as a Web page.

The item marked 3 in the accompanying figure is the ____________________ button.

You can delete the source file from your disk without affecting the copy ____ in your Word document.

All of Word's formatting features translate into HTML.

The item marked 1 in the accompanying figure is deleted ____.

In a destination document you can double-click a pasted object to access the toolbar buttons and menus of the source program.

In the accompanying figure the ____ program is Word.

In the accompanying figure the ____ chart represents the original and retains a connection to it.

Many e-mail programs have difficulty handling large ____.

In the accompanying figure the ____ program is Excel.

A(n)____________________ is an item such as a graphic WordArt chart or section of text that you can modify and move from one document to another.

In Excel the intersection between a row and column is called a(n)____________________.

You can accept all the edits in a document by clicking the Accept button arrow and then clicking ____.

If you edit the original file in the source program those changes appear in the ____ object.

Immediately after inserting a horizontal line you can use the ____ key(s)to open the dialog box shown in the accompanying figure.

Hyperlinks in Word documents can link to ____.

If you are certain a document will only be read online you can sometimes use more interesting formatting options such as a fancy background or colored fonts.

Any changes you make to an embedded object within the destination program also appear in the original source file.

Text wrapping will not always survive the conversion to a Web page.