MS Word Standard 5.1

The ______________View shows you approximately how the document will look when it is printed.

The ___________ view is especially good for understanding why the document looks the way it does in Print Layout view, and editing any hidden characters that may be causing undesired results.

The _______________ View shows the formatted text and graphics against a plain white background.

In _____________ View, any page design elements are converted to their HTML-compatible equivalents; any HTML code in the document is depicted as it would be in a Web browser.

The ________ View depicts the page in white against a gray background, and depicts the page margins and text widths relative to that page. When you change page dimensions or orientation in the Page Setup menu, this white page changes accordingly.

The ___________________ View depicts how the document would look at a webpage.

The ______________View allows you to construct webpages directly within Microsoft Word; when saving the document in this view, you are given the option to save it as a webpage or a Web archive.

_____________ View does not show page edges, headers, footers or formatting marks.

______________ is the best view to use when you're simply writing text and don't want to be bothered with layout distractions.

The ___________ View explicitly depicts any embedded codes in the document; for instance, hard returns are depicted as small white boxes, page breaks are depicted as lines.

The _________ view also shows the results of any text fields embedded in the document, such as headers, footers, page numbers. This view is optimized for formatting the document for printed hard copies.