MAKE SURE THAT YOU DO NOT MAKE IT THE EXACT SAME AS THIS, EDIT IT A LITTLE BIT, MAKE IT LOOK DIFFERENT AS THIS ONE, NO MATTER WHAT!!


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Active – Current, or in use.
Clip art – Picture and other types of files that can be inserted into a document.
Default – A standard setting or mode of operation.
Frame – A placeholder object used to contain text or graphics.
Graphics – Images that you use to enhance the appearance of a variety of projects, including drawings, photographs, cartoons, charts, and maps.
Hardware devices – A piece of hardware equipment, such as a printer or a modem, 
Mock-up – A prototype, model, or sample of a publication.
Orientation – The way a document is printed across a sheet of paper.
Page size – The dimensions of the page on which a document is printed.
Publication type – An option in some desktop publishing programs that specifies the kind of document you are creating, such as a poster or booklet.
Scratch area – An area outside the edges of a publication where text and graphics may be stored temporarily.
Shapes – Drawing objects that can be inserted in a document.
Sheet size – Paper size.
Template – A file used to create other files.
Text box – An object used to contain text.
Toggles – A feature or command that can be turned on or off.
View – The way a file is displayed on screen.
Wrap – To flow text automatically from the end of one line to the beginning of the next.
Zoom – The action of adjusting the magnification of a file by a percentage of its actual size.