Brother International PDP350CJ Owner's Manual - English - Page 419

logical operator - a mathematical symbol used in logical functions lookup functions - in Spreadsheet, functions used to create a table in a spreadsheet that acts like a database source of information Main Menu - the first screen you see when you turn on the machine, containing icons for the applications, tools, and accessories such as Word Processor, Calculator, and Scrapbook map - to change the order of fields in a spreadsheet; in Addressbook, to choose which fields you want to import and where to put them markers - the points in a line on an x-y plot chart master page - the prototype page that determines the format of each page in a document or in a section of a document maximize/restore a window - to enlarge a window from icon-size to full-screen size menu - a list of choices menu bar - contains all the pull-down menus for the application. When you click one of the menu names, you can bring down a menu. merge - to combine data from one application with data from another. For example, addresses from Addressbook can be inserted into a form letter created in Word Processing. minimize a window - to reduce a window to the size of an icon modem - a device for connecting Ensemble to a telephone line for the electronic transfer of information modem connection port - the plug-in location on the side of the keyboard/printer for the modem monitor - the CRT (Cathode Ray Tube) screen and its housing monospacing - a type of letter spacing in which each letter takes up the same amount of space. Typewriters use monospacing. See proportional spacing. mouse - a hand-held device for creating, editing, etc. to select items on the monitor screen mouse command - any function in which you use the mouse to point or click New/Open dialog box - a dialog box that asks you to choose the document or template that you want to open On-line Help - a source of quick information on how to use the Ensemble system accessed through the HELP function key operators - symbols that show a mathematical operation, such as + paper adjustment lever - a lever used to allow you to manually adjust the top edges of the paper paper support - a shelf-like piece of plastic that can be opened on the back of the keyboard/printer unit in order to hold single sheets of paper for printing parent folder - a folder that contains the current folder parity - a feature of the Communication application that checks electronic information to make sure it will transmit accurately pathname - a DOS name that shows how you got into the file or folder you are currently using platen - the roller that holds the paper protocol - a set of rules PCX - Paintbrush format, a popular bitmap exchange format for using graphics in different programs pica - 1/6 of an inch or 12 points pie chart - a round chart that represents values as pieces of a pie pinning a menu - taking a pull-down menu and moving it to another part of the screen so that it will not obscure the area you are working on Glossary 391