What is a Gantt Chart?

a Gantt chart is used to organize data in a table first, and then its able to be turned into a chart.

How will you use Mail Merge in the future?

Mail Merge is a very helpful program that can be used for many things in the future. I can use it in place of writing various letters. It saves time and is super easy to use. In class, mail merge was used to replace words in a letter so we dont have to re-type it. It was fast and easy and very helpful. I think it should be preferred to someone that works in an office, or a business person that is constantly re-writing things. (:

Excel SET #1

Active Cell: the selected cell in a spreadsheet that you input data.

Ascending & Descending Order: excel follows a set of patterns on how your information is organized. whether its ascending or descending.

Cell reference: the combination that refers to a cell in the worksheet.

Filling Handle: the small dot at the bottom of an active cell that lets you size the cell.

Grid lines: the lines that seperate the data and that make up the worksheet.

Header Row: the numbers used to identify each row in the worksheet.

Range: when you select a group of cells in a worksheet.

Workbook: a spreadsheet file.

Worksheet: the main sheet in excel that contains multiple columns and you are able to input data.

Vocabulary word 2nd set MSO

Banner: using a page banner allows you to add titles to your document quickly.














Clip Art: set of images that can be copied and pasted on to your document.













Crop: to size a picture to your like.




















Drawing Canvas: the border that seperates the picture from the words.
















Drawing Objects: used in many ways to make/place a picture in your document.











Endnotes: used to put additional notes or maybe just something on the side that you dont have enough room to fit in the actual text.

Footnotes: the only difference between a footnote and an endnote is where its placed. a footnote is placed at the bottom of the page and the endnote is placed at the end of a document.




















Footer: text at the bottom of a page, identification of the document.


























Header: text at the top of a page, identification of the document.



















Graphics: artwork that you are able to place on your document.






















Hard Column Break: where the columns are seperated by a line.
















Sizing Handles: when you click an image and you're able to manage the picture with the sizing handles.














Style: the way you set your work (text, graphics, etc.) to come out.

























Superscript:a smaller set of text next to normal sized text.


















Template: a file that contains documents, paragraph, and character formats for documents that you create frequently.























Thesaurus: used to look for another way to say a word you're using.







































Thumbnails: a smaller sized version of the picture.

1O steps coffee algorithm

step 1: plug in the coffee maker.
step 2: place a filter in the basket.
step 3: scoop as much coffee as you want to put inside the filter. the more coffee, the darker your coffee will come out.
step 4: fill up your coffee cup until how much you want with water.
step 5: pour that water into the back of your coffee maker.
step 6: place your coffee pitcher inside.
step 7: turn the coffee maker on.
step 8: the coffee maker will begin to warm up, then the process begins.
step 9: after the coffee is done, let it cool for a while before you serve it.
step 1O: after the coffee has cooled down, serve in a mug, and enjoy with as much sugars and/ or milk as you want.

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Vocabulary.

Desktop: the main screen that shows icons that represent files.

Folder: an application that lets you save information or data.

Icons: a picture on the desktop that represents a folder or application.

Maximize: to make the window bigger, or to fit the screen.

Menu: a stock program that summarizes files & open them.

Menu Bar: a bar located at the top of any program that lets you save, edit, and open documents or applications.

Minimize: ta hide the screen, or make it smaller.

Pointing Device: a navigation device that lets you move around in the computer and open applications.

Scroll Bar: helps you move the page up and down or side to side.

Taskbar: the bar at the bottom of the screen that shows all the icons and shows all that you are using on the computer.

Titlebar: located at the top of the window showing the title of what you are using.

Tool Bar: a section that has tools to help you fix up your file.

Window: an application that you open.

Restore: to bring it back up on the screen; or bringing it back to original existence.

Do Now 4/15

Table: somewhat like a chart.

Cell: a space found in a table in which you can type things.

Row: a set of cells arranged horizontally.

Column: a set of cells arranged vertically.