Show/Hide button, Show/Hide button is a feature that toggles the display of nonprinting formatting marks, system clipboard, (Only last item) a temporary storage area in your computer’s memory that holds data you have copied or cut., office clipboard, a built‑in feature that stores up to 24 items, ribbon, is the main toolbar at the top of the application window that organizes commands into tabs and groups, template, a pre‑formatted document file that serves as a starting point for creating new documents, table in word, a structured grid made up of rows (horizontal lines) and columns (vertical lines), page break, a marker that ends the current page and forces any text after it to start at the top of the next page, margin, the empty space around the edge of a page, header, the top margin area of a page that automatically repeats the same text, such as a document title, date, or page number, across every page, PP format painter, a time-saving tool used to copy visual styling—such as font size, color, style, borders, or shape fills—from one piece of text or object and apply it to another, slide layout, the preset arrangement of placeholders, text boxes, and media objects on a slide, zoom slider, a view tool located in the lower-right corner of the application window on the status bar, read only file, a presentation mode that lets you view and play slides, but stops you from saving changes to the original file. It protects final work from accidental edits or unwanted changes., slide transition, the visual effect that plays when you advance from one slide to the next, animation, a visual effect applied to individual elements—such as text, shapes, or images—on a single slide to make them appear, move, change, or disappear while the slide is visible, merge, used to combine, split, or cut overlapping shapes, text, or images into custom graphics, EXEL cell, the small rectangular box formed by the intersection of a row and a column, range, a group or block of single or multiple cells defined by the top-left and bottom-right cell references separated by a colon, legend, a key or reference box on a chart that identifies what each color, pattern, or symbol represents, formulas function, an equation written by a user to perform a calculation,

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