A function used for setting and pre-setting the position of text.

A key on the keyboard used to tabulate text, to move between cells in spreadsheets, or to move from one database field to the next.

A bar usually situated along the bottom of the screen in Windows that displays the Start button and buttons for all the programs and documents that are currently open. The Taskbar can be moved to any of the four sides of the screen by clicking on it and dragging it to a new location.

See Wizard

A format for saving a document, such as letterhead, the basic elements of which you regularly want to use. When you regularly want to use. When you open a template, a copy of it appears for you to work on, while the template itself remains unaltered for further use.

To reduce in size a group of open windows and then arrange them so that they can all be seen on screen at once.

A bar or window containing clickable buttons used to issue commands or access functions. For example, spreadsheet programs have toolbar that contains buttons that are clicked on to perform calculations or add decimal places. Other toolbars include ones for dealing with pictures or drawing. See Taskbar.