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5.7: Chapter Review - Key Terms
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Key Terms
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add-on
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third-party application that can be added to Google, which extends the basic functionality of a program with features that are not already included
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Anyone with the link
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accessibility limit in Docs’s shareable links, in which the Doc can be accessed by anybody with the link, even if they do not have a Google account
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business plan
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document that describes a company’s plan for growth and profitability
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cardstock
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sturdy kind of paper material, typically used for business cards
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Comment history
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feature in Docs that places all comments on a sidebar for easy viewing
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content control fields
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placeholders for the type of questions that the respondent will use to respond
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Design Mode
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tool that lets the form composer type a description of the question that instructs the survey taker how to answer
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Developer tab
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tab that is used for forms, macros, and managing add-ons or templates; it is not one of Word’s default tabs
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form
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document type that has blanks for the recipient to add their information
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invoice
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bill that indicates what goods or services one party has sold to another; it usually displays the quantity, price per unit, and total
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letterhead
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contact information and name of a person that is placed on top of letters
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mail merge
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tool in Word that lets you auto-populate certain field types, such as name and address
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main document
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document that will have merge fields added to it; it will be auto-populated with the information from the source document when mail merged
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merge fields
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blank fields that get auto-populated with the information imported from the source document
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merged document
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completed mail merged document, with all information auto-populated
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Publish to the web
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most public way to share a Doc; publishes the document so that it is searchable by internet search engines
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Restricted
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accessibility limit in Docs’s shareable links, which only allows users who have already been shared on the document to access it
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résumé
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document that displays a job seeker’s work experience and academic degrees, along with their skill set
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source document
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spreadsheet or other document that serves as the source file for the information that will go in the merge fields in your main document
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Submit a template
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feature in Docs that lets the user submit a saved template for use in the public Template Gallery