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

In embedding in the source document you can double-click an embedded object to access the toolbars of the source program.

If you modify a linked object in the source program while the Word document to which it's linked is closed you will have to manually update the link.

In the accompanying figure the ____ file is an Excel worksheet containing a chart.

Use the ____ feature when you have two or more versions of a document that contain revision marks which you want to combine into a single document.

To embed but not link an object select the ____ option in the Paste Special dialog box.

A Web server communicates with a computer user's publisher in order to display the Web page in the application's window.

The name of the person who made a change appears in a ScreenTip; this name is specified in the ____ text box of the Popular tab of the Word Options dialog box.

____________________ is similar to embedding except that the object inserted into the destination file maintains a two-way connection between the source file and the destination file.

You can save a document as a ____ file which can be opened on any computer running Adobe Acrobat Reader.

To reject a change you click the ____ button in the Change group on the Review tab.

A disadvantage to embedding is that you must have access to both the source program and to the OLE file on your computer.

The ____ tab contains all the options you need for working with track changes.

A Web page saved as "Finance Summary" would be accompanied by a folder named " Finance Summary files ".

A Web page is usually much larger than a Word document containing the same amount of text.

Which of the following is NOT an option for rejecting changes?

A spreadsheet created in Microsoft Excel is known as a ____.

If you modify a linked object in the source program while the Word document is open you do not have to manually update the link.