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| Designed to relieve stress that can result from repeated or longtime use |
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| Enhancements and more can be applied to your document |
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| Moves the cusor to the next line of type |
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Include a,s,d,f,k,l,and ;
Your hands should be placed over these positions |
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| A menu that displays a list of commands |
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are used in conjuction with other keys
Crt-Control
Alt-Alternate
Shift |
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| The most popular stlye of keyboards |
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| Used to change paragraph indentations and margin settings and also to add tab settings |
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| a bar that displays information about your current document |
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| or display window; contains the information you key |
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| Keyboard drills used to develop speed and accuracy |
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| An area of the screen that displays the name of the document you are working on, as long as the name of the software program you are using |
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| Displays commonly used commands accessed through buttons |
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| The ability to enter text by using the correct fingers without looking at the at the keys |
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| As you key data and the insertion point moves to the right, the text will drop down to the next line |
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