| Back matter | Typically contains appendices and an index.
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| Expand (subdocument) | When Word replaces a link in the master document with the text from the subdocument.
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| Front matter | The first several pages containing a title page, table of contents, preface, acknowledgments, and so on.
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| Index | Lists the words and phrases that occur in a document along with the page numbers on which they appear.
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| Master document | A file containing links to individual files that make up a larger document.
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| Merge (subdocuments) | Combining into one document two adjacent subdocuments.
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| Promote (heading) | Reformat the text to a higher level heading (lower number).
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| Split | Dividing a subdocument into two subdocuments.
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| Style reference | A field (named StyleRef) that is formatted with a style and that is inserted in the document where a special style reference field code appears.
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| Subdocument | A file which is part of the master document.
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| Subentry | A secondary topic you use to narrow the search of a specific topic.
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| Table of contents | Lists the important headings that appear in your document and the pages on which they appear.
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