Computer Science

Block arrows, stars and banners, and callouts are all categories of AutoShapes in Microsoft Office applications. These shapes can be inserted into documents for diagrams and illustrations.

A fault in a computer program that prevents it from working correctly is called a 'bug.' This is a standard term in computer science for an error or flaw in software.

A device that connects to a network without using physical cables is called a wireless device. It uses technologies like Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or radio signals to communicate over a network.

In Microsoft Word, pressing Ctrl + Enter inserts a page break, which creates a new page at the cursor's position.

The AutoRecover feature in MS Word, which saves the document automatically at set intervals, can be configured in the 'Save' tab of the Options dialog box. It is not available in the Save As dialog box.

A modem is a device that modulates and demodulates signals for data transmission over telephone lines, enabling computers to connect to the internet or other networks via phone lines.

An input device is hardware used to enter data and instructions into a computer. Examples include keyboards and mice, which allow users to input information.

A superscript is a character or number that appears slightly above the normal line of text. It is commonly used in mathematical expressions and chemical formulas.

The menu bar in MS Word is typically located below the title bar and provides categorized options such as File, Edit, View, etc. The toolbar contains shortcut icons, and the status bar is at the bottom of the window.

A master document in word processing software like Microsoft Word contains sub-documents, each of which acts as a pointer to a separate file on disk. This allows for managing large documents by dividing them into smaller, linked files.