| Data access page | Interactive Web pages that enable you to view and edit data managed in an Access database.
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| Destination document | An Office document that contains data copied from another application.
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| Embedding | A method for sharing data in Microsoft Office applications. Embedded data is fully editable within the destination document and doesn’t retain a connection to its source document.
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| Frames | Separate area on a Web page for offsetting hyperlinks to a document's table of contents or other pages on a Web site.
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| Frames page | Document or Web page that contains frames.
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| HTML | An acronym for Hypertext Markup Language, which is the standardized markup language used in creating documents for display on the World Wide Web.
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| Linking | A method for sharing data in Microsoft Office applications. In linking, you not only paste the data, you also establish a dynamic link between the source and destination documents.
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| Office Clipboard | A program, in Microsoft Office, that allows you to copy and move information within or among Microsoft Office applications. Unlike the Windows Clipboard, the Office Clipboard can store up to 12 items and then paste them all at once.
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| Pasting | A method for sharing data in Microsoft Office applications. Pasting data involves inserting a static representation of the source data into the destination document.
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| Server application | When sharing data among Office applications, this term refers to the application that was used to create the shared data.
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| Sizing handles | The tiny boxes that surround a selected object.
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| Source document | Original document in which information is created for transfer to a destination document.
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| Spreadsheet component | Microsoft Office Web component for publishing interactive worksheets on the Web.
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| Web folder | Shortcut to a Web-server location.
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| Web server | Computer for storing Web pages.
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| Web toolbar | Microsoft Office toolbar for navigating hyperlinks locally and on the World Wide Web.
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| Windows Clipboard | A program, in Windows, that allows you to copy and move information within an application or among applications. The Windows Clipboard temporarily stores the information in memory before you paste the data in a new location.
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