Exam 13: Word: Collaborating With Others and Integrating Data

When you save the document as a Web Page, Word creates all the necessary _______ code.

In the accompanying figure, the _______ worksheet represents the original and retains a connection to it.

The intersection of column B and row 2 is cell _______.

The codes in an HTML document are called _______.

When you save a document as a(n) Word page , Word creates all the necessary HTML codes (called tags).

A(n) ____________________ is an item such as a table, picture, or block of text that you can modify and move from one document to another.

The program used to create the original version of an object is called the _______ program.

Which of the following is an option for rejecting changes?

The item marked 2 in the accompanying figure tells Word to create a new, concatenated document.

In the accompanying figure, the item marked 2 is the _______ file, which is an Excel worksheet.

Case-Based Critical Thinking Questions Case 7-2 Clementine's editor has sent her a revised version of her book manuscript, and she wants to review the suggested changes and comments. Clementine wants to make sure that she doesn't accidentally miss one of her editor's revisions. What is the best approach for her to take?

In Excel, when cells are surrounded by a _______, this indicates that they are selected.

Any changes made to a linked object are reflected in the original source file, and vice versa.

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

You can combine, or ____________________, two copies of a document into one final document in Microsoft Word.

A technology called _______ allows you to integrate information created in one program into a document created in another program.

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

Case-Based Critical Thinking Questions Case 7-1 Sonia and Sam are colleagues who are working together to produce a fundraising letter for a non-profit organization. They have each made changes to the first draft of the letter, and they need to produce one final version that incorporates both sets of changes. Sonia and Sam are ready to begin the process of highlighting the differences between the two versions. They have designated Sonia's document as the original document and Sam's document as the revised document. Which of the two documents (if any) must be open before they begin the comparison?