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\section{Glossary}

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\hyperref{A}{}{}{A}\quad \hyperref{B}{}{}{B}\quad \hyperref{C}{}{}{C}\quad 
\hyperref{D}{}{}{D}\quad \hyperref{E}{}{}{E}\quad \hyperref{F}{}{}{F}\quad 
\hyperref{G}{}{}{G}\quad \hyperref{H}{}{}{H}\quad \hyperref{I}{}{}{I}\quad 
\hyperref{J}{}{}{J}\quad \hyperref{K}{}{}{K}\quad \hyperref{L}{}{}{L}\quad 
\hyperref{M}{}{}{M}\quad \hyperref{N}{}{}{N}\quad \hyperref{O}{}{}{O}\quad 
\hyperref{P}{}{}{P}\quad \hyperref{Q}{}{}{Q}\quad \hyperref{R}{}{}{R}\quad 
\hyperref{S}{}{}{S}\quad \hyperref{T}{}{}{T}\quad \hyperref{U}{}{}{U}\quad 
\hyperref{V}{}{}{V}\quad \hyperref{W}{}{}{W}\quad \hyperref{X}{}{}{X}\quad 
\hyperref{Y}{}{}{Y}\quad \hyperref{Z}{}{}{Z}\medskip
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\subsection{\ A\label{A}}

\subparagraph{alignment\label{alignment}}

Whether lines in a paragraph align with the right, left or both margins;
whether the contents of a matrix column align with the right, left or center
of the column; or whether a matrix aligns at top, bottom or center with the
current text line.

\subparagraph{arrow keys\label{arrow keys}}

The up, down, right and left arrow keys on the right side of the keyboard.
Use them to move the insertion point or to make selections from lists of
options.

\subparagraph{auto\label{auto}}

A mathematics formatting default that lets the program decide the size and
placement of certain mathematical elements based on their context.\medskip

\subsection{\ B\label{B}}

\subparagraph{body tag\label{body tag}}

A tag that identifies a paragraph as body text, the main text of the
document.

\subparagraph{body text\label{body text}}

Text that carries no other section tag; the main text of a document.

\subparagraph{button\label{button}}

On the toolbars in the main window, a small graphic representing a
command.\medskip

\subsection{\ C\label{C}}

\subparagraph{cell\label{cell}}

The basic unit of a table, matrix or vector. The intersection of each row
and column forms a cell.

\subparagraph{copy\label{copy}}

To copy selected information from the active document to the clipboard.

\subparagraph{cut\label{cut}}

To move selected information from the active document to the
clipboard.\medskip

\subsection{\ D\label{D}}

\subparagraph{decorations\label{decorations}}

Bars, arrows, wide accents and braces placed above or below an expression,
or small boxes placed around an expression.

\subparagraph{default\label{default}}

A predetermined setting.

\subparagraph{delete\label{delete}}

To remove text or mathematics from a document.

\subparagraph{dialog boxes\label{dialog boxes}}

Small windows that open and display additional options when you choose
certain commands.

\subparagraph{directory\label{directory}}

A subdivision of a disk.

\subparagraph{displayed mathematics\label{displayed mathematics}}

Mathematics that appears centered on its own line in a document.

\subparagraph{displayed placement\label{displayed placement}}

Placement of a graphic so that it is centered by itself on a line that
begins exactly where you place the graphic.

\subparagraph{dock\label{dock}}

To move a toolbar or symbol panel to a permanent location at one edge of the
main window.

\subparagraph{Document info\label{document info}}

A collection of information maintained about each document.

\subparagraph{document window\label{document window}}

A workspace inside the main window in which the program displays a
document.\medskip

\subsection{\ E\label{E}}

\subparagraph{entry area\label{entry area}}

The part of a document window where you enter text and mathematics.

\subparagraph{external program call\label{external program call}}

A way to start a separate executable program from within the program.\medskip

\subsection{\ F\label{F}}

\subparagraph{file\label{file}}

A document that you have named.

\subparagraph{fragment\label{fragment}}

A small piece of a paragraph that is saved for later recall in the current
or another document.

\subparagraph{frame\label{frame}}

A container that can hold a graphic or a table.\medskip

\subsection{\ G\label{G}}

\medskip

\subsection{\ H\label{H}}

\subparagraph{helper lines\label{helper lines}}

The outlines of matrix, table and vector cells.\medskip

\subparagraph{hypertext link\label{hypertext link}}

A jump to a specific location in the same or another document or on the
Internet.\medskip

\subsection{\ I\label{I}}

\subparagraph{indentation\label{indentation}}

The distance between a page margin and the edge of a paragraph.

\subparagraph{in-line mathematics\label{in-line mathematics}}

Mathematics that appears in a line of text.

\subparagraph{in-line placement\label{in-line placement}}

Placement of a graphic in a line of text.

\subparagraph{input box\label{input box}}

A small box in a mathematical template that indicates where you should enter
mathematics.

\subparagraph{insertion point\label{insertion point}}

A small vertical bar that flashes on the screen to show you where the next
action you take will affect the document.

\subparagraph{invisibles\label{invisibles}}

Paragraph marks and spaces between words and objects that appear on the
screen to make your editing easier.

\subparagraph{item tag\label{item tag}}

A tag that structures a paragraph as a list item or a theorem-like
statement.\medskip

\subsection{\ J\label{J}}

\subparagraph{jump\label{jump}}

To move the insertion point to the beginning of a paragraph containing a
specified marker.\medskip

\subsection{\ K\label{K}}

\subparagraph{key\label{key}}

A unique name assigned to a marker to identify the numbered item in which
the marker appears.

\subparagraph{key prefix\label{key prefix}}

A combination of keystrokes used as a prefix for entering mathematical
objects, symbols or characters.

\subparagraph{keyboard shortcut\label{keyboard shortcut}}

A combination of keystrokes that performs a basic operation or inserts a
certain mathematical object, symbol or character.\medskip

\subsection{\ L\label{L}}

\subparagraph{landscape\label{landscape}}

Laser printers use landscape page orientation to print across the long edge
of the paper.

\subparagraph{LaTeX\label{LaTeX}}

LaTeX is a set of macros, designed by Leslie Lamport, that enhance TeX . The
program saves files in LaTeX.

\subparagraph{lead-in object\label{leadin object}}

A bullet, number or piece of text that introduces a list item. A lead-in is
limited to a single paragraph.

\subparagraph{limit position\label{limit position}}

The placement of function and operator limits. By default, limits appear to
the right of in-line mathematics and above and below displayed mathematics.

\subparagraph{line break\label{line break}}

A command to end a line and start another.

\subparagraph{list\label{list}}

A series of items, each consisting of one or more paragraphs and each
beginning with a lead-in object.\medskip

\subsection{\ M\label{M}}

\subparagraph{main window\label{main window}}

The workspace containing the program tools and document windows.

\subparagraph{margin note\label{margin note}}

A note or comment that appears in the margin of your document.

\subparagraph{marker\label{marker}}

A field that identifies a numbered element in a document with a unique key.

\subparagraph{math names\label{math names}}

Multicharacter names that are recognized as you type them in mathematics.

\subparagraph{Math/Text\label{math/text}}

Paragraphs can contain both mathematics and text. Click the Math/Text button
to change from mathematics to text or text to mathematics. The program
treats information entered as mathematics differently from information
entered as text.

\subparagraph{mathematical object\label{mathematical object}}

A mathematical construction such as a fraction, radical or superscript.

\subsection{\ N\label{N}}

\subparagraph{nonprinting characters\label{nonprinting characters}}

Objects such as input boxes and helper lines that appear on the screen to
make your editing easier.\medskip

\subsection{\ O\label{O}}

\ 

\subsection{\ P\label{P}}

\subparagraph{page break\label{page break}}

A command to end a page and begin another.

\subparagraph{paste\label{paste}}

To insert cut or copied information from the clipboard into the active
document at the insertion point.

\subparagraph{path name\label{path name}}

The disk drive, directory or folder and file name information that
identifies the storage location of a document file.

\subparagraph{popup list\label{popup list}}

A list of commands that pops up when you choose an item on a toolbar.

\subparagraph{portrait\label{portrait}}

Laser printers use portrait page orientation to print across the short edge
of the paper.

\subsection{\ Q\label{Q}}

\ 

\subsection{\ R\label{R}}

\subparagraph{Remove Item Tag button\label{Remove Item Tag button}}

The button on the left end of the Tag toolbar that removes the item tag most
recently inserted in the paragraph containing the insertion point.\medskip

\subsection{\ S\label{S}}

\subparagraph{scroll bars\label{scroll bars}}

The narrow bars at the right and bottom of a document window that are used
for moving through a document with the mouse.

\subparagraph{section heading\label{section heading}}

The title given to a division or subdivision of a document.

\subparagraph{section tag\label{section tag}}

A tag that identifies a paragraph as a section heading.

\subparagraph{select\label{select}}

To choose a portion of a document to be copied, moved, deleted or otherwise
edited.

\subparagraph{shell\label{shell}}

A document that has been saved with the .shl extension in a subdirectory of
the shells directory. Shell documents appear in the Shell Files list in the
New dialog box.

\subparagraph{size\label{size}}

The size of type font used to display function and operator limits,
superscripts and fractions, as determined by the context of the
mathematics.\medskip

\subsection{\ T\label{T}}

\subparagraph{tag\label{tag}}

A field that adds structure or content to a paragraph or text selection.

\subparagraph{tagged information\label{tagged information}}

Information that carries a text, item or section/body tag.

\subparagraph{text tag\label{text tag}}

A tag that adds emphasis to a text selection, such as italic or
boldface.\medskip

\subsection{\ U\label{U}}

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\subsection{\ V\label{V}}

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\subsection{\ W\label{W}}

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\subsection{\ X\label{X}}

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\subsection{\ Y\label{Y}}

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\subsection{\ Z\label{Z}}

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