en MA Keyboarding Document Processing 36 Bibliography:An alphabetical list of sources of information used in reports Block Style:A letter style in which all lines are aligned to the left margin Body:The message of the letter or memo Business Letter:A letter from one business to another Carpal Tunnel Syndrome:Injury to wrists causing numbness Complimentary Close:Sincerely Yours, Yours Truly, etc. Copy Notation:A note indicating copies of letters distributed - CC. Dateline:The date the letter was created DeQuervain's Disease:Injury to the thumbs from cveruse of space bar Double Spacing:Pressing Enter Key 2 times 1 blank line (DS) Enclosure Notation:A note indicating an item is included with the letter Envelope:The covering for a letter to be mailed Ergonomics:The science of designing equipment/workspace for comfort Guide Words:The heading in a memo(TO, FROM, DATE, SUBJECT) GWAM:Gross Words a Minute (total keystrokes/5) Home Row Keys:ASDF JKL; Inside Address:The name/address of who the letter is sent to Keyboarding:Typing without looking at fingers - Touch Typing Left Bound Report:Multi Page Report stapled on the left Line Spacng:The vertical spacing between lines 66 page Memorandum:Written correspondence within the same company Outline:A supporting document in a report usually after the title page Paper Size:The size of a sheet 8 x 11 is standard Personal Business Letter:A letter from an individual to a business Proofreader Marks:Marks used to indicate corrections needed. Froofreading:Comparing copy on screen or paper to the original, then edited Quadruple zspacing:Hit Enter 4 Times QWERTY:The standard Keyboard layout Reference Initials: the initials of the person who typed the letter/memo if not the writer Repetitive Stress Injury:Injury from over use Return Address: The letter senders address Salutation: The greeting of the letter - Dear Sir Signature Line:The name of the person sending the letter Single Spacing:Hit enter 1 time, move to new lineTechnique:Form and style used while typing Title Page:First page of a report(title,name, date, course, teacher) Triple Spacing:Hit Enter 3 times - 2 blank lines (TS) Unbound Report:Short without a cover

Keyboarding Document Processing

1.	Bibliography	A.	Sincerely Yours, Yours Truly, etc.
2.	Block Style	B.	A supporting document in a report usually after the title page
3.	Body	C.	Hit Enter 3 times - 2 blank lines (TS)
4.	Business Letter	D.	Gross Words a Minute (total keystrokes/5)
5.	Carpal Tunnel Syndrome	E.	The greeting of the letter - Dear Sir
6.	Complimentary Close	F.	Typing without looking at fingers - Touch Typing
7.	Copy Notation	G.	The message of the letter or memo
8.	Dateline	H.	A note indicating copies of letters distributed - CC.
9.	DeQuervain's Disease	I.	The size of a sheet 8 x 11 is standard
10.	Double Spacing	J.	Hit enter 1 time, move to new lineTechnique:Form and style used while typing
11.	Enclosure Notation	K.	The science of designing equipment/workspace for comfort
12.	Envelope	L.	Written correspondence within the same company
13.	Ergonomics	M.	the initials of the person who typed the letter/memo if not the writer
14.	Guide Words	N.	Multi Page Report stapled on the left
15.	GWAM	O.	Hit Enter 4 Times
16.	Home Row Keys	P.	A note indicating an item is included with the letter
17.	Inside Address	Q.	The standard Keyboard layout
18.	Keyboarding	R.	The vertical spacing between lines 66 page
19.	Left Bound Report	S.	The date the letter was created
20.	Line Spacng	T.	The letter senders address
21.	Memorandum	U.	A letter style in which all lines are aligned to the left margin
22.	Outline	V.	Pressing Enter Key 2 times 1 blank line (DS)
23.	Paper Size	W.	The covering for a letter to be mailed
24.	Personal Business Letter	X.	ASDF JKL;
25.	Proofreader Marks	Y.	A letter from an individual to a business
26.	Quadruple zspacing	Z.	Injury to wrists causing numbness
27.	QWERTY	A1.	The name of the person sending the letter
28.	Reference Initials	B1.	The heading in a memo(TO, FROM, DATE, SUBJECT)
29.	Repetitive Stress Injury	C1.	A letter from one business to another
30.	Return Address	D1.	Short without a cover
31.	Salutation	E1.	Marks used to indicate corrections needed. Froofreading:Comparing copy on screen or paper to the original, then edited
32.	Signature Line	F1.	Injury from over use
33.	Single Spacing	G1.	First page of a report(title,name, date, course, teacher)
34.	Title Page	H1.	An alphabetical list of sources of information used in reports
35.	Triple Spacing	I1.	Injury to the thumbs from cveruse of space bar
36.	Unbound Report	J1.	The name/address of who the letter is sent to

Keyboarding Document Processing

1.	Bibliography → H1
2.	Block Style → U
3.	Body → G
4.	Business Letter → C1
5.	Carpal Tunnel Syndrome → Z
6.	Complimentary Close → A
7.	Copy Notation → H
8.	Dateline → S
9.	DeQuervain's Disease → I1
10.	Double Spacing → V
11.	Enclosure Notation → P
12.	Envelope → W
13.	Ergonomics → K
14.	Guide Words → B1
15.	GWAM → D
16.	Home Row Keys → X
17.	Inside Address → J1
18.	Keyboarding → F
19.	Left Bound Report → N
20.	Line Spacng → R
21.	Memorandum → L
22.	Outline → B
23.	Paper Size → I
24.	Personal Business Letter → Y
25.	Proofreader Marks → E1
26.	Quadruple zspacing → O
27.	QWERTY → Q
28.	Reference Initials → M
29.	Repetitive Stress Injury → F1
30.	Return Address → T
31.	Salutation → E
32.	Signature Line → A1
33.	Single Spacing → J
34.	Title Page → G1
35.	Triple Spacing → C
36.	Unbound Report → D1