A portion of a document that you can format with unique page settings, such as different margins. A section break appears as a double-dotted line with the words Section Break and the type of section break in the middle.
To highlight an item in preparation for making some change to it.
A blank area to the left of a document’s left margin that you can click to select parts of the document.
A pop-up box that tells you the name of or more information about a button, icon, or other item on the screen when you place the pointer over it.
A flag that helps you control the result of certain actions, such as automatic text correction, automatic layout behavior, or copying and pasting.
A page break that Word inserts in a document when the text reaches the bottom of the specified text column. In Normal view, a soft page break appears as a dotted line across the page.
A file created in a source program that is inserted in a destination file.
A feature that finds errors and suggests and makes corrections.
A system for coding the structure of text and other data so that it can be used in a variety of environments.
A set of character and paragraph formatting applied by selecting it from a list.
A subordinate document that is used in master documents.
A subtopic index listing.