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Word wrap
When the text you're typing gets to the end of the line, the cursor wraps to the next line. It places the text below on the page instead of allowing the words to continue on beyond the right margin.
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What automatically moves text to the next line when one line is full?
Wrapped text.
When a line is continued in the next line is called?
wrapped text.
When a line is continued or completed in the next line it is called?
Text wrapping.
Which feature in Word automatically moves the text that does not fit in current to the next line?
the tab button or the enter
A program feature that automatically moves to the next line when the text that is being keyed goes beyond the right margin?
text wrap / word wrap
A program feature that automatically moves text to the next line when the text that is being keyed goes beyond the right margin?
wordwrap
What is the original change for the cursor called?
When the cursor moves over text, it looks like an X, with a small line through the middle.
When typing what do you mean by letting it wrap?
If the machine automatically starts a new line when it gets to the right edge, it is called "wrapping the text", or the text wraps to the next line. If it does not wrap, then you will have one very long line.
What feature automatically moves text to the next line?
Word wrapWhen the text you're typing gets to the end of the line, the cursor wraps to the next line. It places the text below on the page instead of allowing the words to continue on beyond your screen edge. In word processors, the text is split at a wordbreak (or a hyphen), hence "word wrap". You can find the Word Wrap command in either the Paragraph tab, the View Tab or the Tools tab at the top of your worksheet.
Difference between write and writeln in javascript?
write() will just be a line of text and writeln() will be a line of text that puts the next writeln() on another line
Which type of break moves text following the break to the next column in the document?
column
What term refrs to the text that is raised slightly above the regular line of text?
Text written slightly above the line (like this) is called superscript.Text written slightly below the line (like this) is called subscript.
