1. Word 2003 The Word Screen

3. Word 2003 Screen File Menu –Holds the options for creating a new document, opening a document, saving a document, printing a document, and exiting the program Edit Menu Holds the commands for undoing options, cutting, copying, pasting, and finding a replacing text

4. Word 2003 Screen View Menu –Contains the different options available for viewing the document, viewing different toolbars and other items such as headers and footers Insert Menu –Holds the various commands for adding elements such as page numbers, symbols, comments, graphics and textboxes to a document

5. Word 2003 Screen Format Menu –Contains the options for customizing the font, paragraph, bullets, and numbering, page background, and the styles and formatting of the document Tools Menu –Gives the user access to the spelling and grammar check tools, research tool, word count and other customizing options

6. Word 2003 Screen Table Menu –Holds the different options for creating a table; such as drawing a table, inserting a table and making changes to the table Window Menu –Controls how the program window appears in conjunction with other windows which may be open on the computer

7. Word 2003 Screen Help Menu –Gives the user access to the various help options associated with Microsoft Word Rulers –Gives the user an idea of where the items being entered in the document will be located Print Layout View –Shows how the document will look when it is printed

8. Word 2003 Screen Outline View –Shows the structure of the document as levels of headings and body text Web Layout –Displays the document as it would appear on a Web Browser Document Map –A list of headings which make up the structure of a document

9. Word 2003 Screen Formatting Toolbar –Creates an easy way to have access to commands such as font type, style, alignment and format View Toolbar –Located on the status toolbar; this regulates how the document is seen, such as in print

10. Word 2003 Screen Scroll Bar –Allows the user to move up and down through a document Insertion Point –The location within the document where text will begin Status Bar –Gives the user information which corresponds to the document; such as page number, the location area and the indention

11. Word 2003 Screen Menu Bar –Contains the different menus which will be needed in order to operate the program Title Bar –Contains the name of the document and program as well as the ability to minimize, maximize and close the program Standard Toolbar –Holds icons which give user quick access to certain commands such as creating a new document, opening a file, saving, printing and completing a spell check