Fill in the blank with the correct term learned from your study of this module.

1. Combines a text box with a list box so that a user may choose from items displayed in a drop-down box or can enter text instead of selecting from the list. [1]
2. Enables data entry of a small amount of text that is readable by any text or file editor, but does not allow entry of other items, such as images and tables. [2]
3. Displays a calendar from which a user can select a date. [3]
4. The identifying information at the top of a newsletter. [4]
5. Enables data entry of formatted text, images, and tables. [5]
6. Consists of a box that is checked or unchecked to represent a preference or condition. [6]
7. A block on a form that provides a location for user interaction, just as a paper document would include blanks to be filled in. [7]
8. A process that brings an object or data from another application or file into a document without retaining a connection to the source data. [8]
9. A named electronic marker for a specific location within a document. [9]
10. A very large capital letter at the beginning of a paragraph. [10]
11. Displays a list of several options from which a user can choose. [11]
12. Specialized documents found on the internet. [12]
13. Item that enables access to other webpages or other areas or resources within the current website. [13]
14. A color, design, image, or watermark that displays behind text in a document or on a webpage. [14]
15. A process that uses software, such as Microsoft Word, to design commercial-quality printed material or other options. [15]
16. Specialized code that tells a Web browser how to display text and images on a page. [16]
17. An online document that is designed to collect data. [17]
18. The feature that enables you to insert and link objects from different applications into a Word document. [18]
19. Collection of controls that were originally developed in versions of Word prior to 2007. [19]
20. The process of importing an object from another application so that the object retains a connection to the file that contains the original data. [20]