QUESTIONS

Choose ONE of these elements of web browsers (Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, etc.):




Menu bar
Tool bar
Status bar
Explorer bar or side bar
Page tab




Name ONE button/menu/function you find in the element you selected above, and explain what it is for.
Below are 2 of my examples you can refer to as guidelines for your answer.


Example 1:Element: Menu bar in Internet ExplorerMenu: "Find on this Page" under Edit menu Function: To find or search for a text in the web page currently displayed on the web browser. Shortcut is Ctrl+F (same with Mozilla Firefox).


Example 2:Element: Tool bar in Mozilla FirefoxToolbar: "Reload" button in Navigation toolbar Function: To reload or refresh the content of the web page currently displayed on the web browser. Any new updates on the content will be displayed after reload. Shortcut is Ctrl+R or F5.

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• A typeface or style of printable characters
• A group of characters for selection (described in Font Architecture)
• A map that determines which of the selected characters is to be printed or displayed (described in Font Architecture)

A font can include letters, numbers, punctuation marks and special characters. To add variety to your documents, you can include fonts of various sizes, styles, weights, and orientations

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Notepad is a simple text editor included in all versions of Microsoft Windows since Windows 1.0 in 1985.

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