A document is any piece of information created using a text editor.

A cursor is a vertical blinking line that indicates where text will be typed in a text editor.

Portrait orientation is vertically elongated, and Landscape orientation is horizontally elongated.

Ctrl + N is used to open a new document in the text editor.

Saving a document allows it to be reopened for viewing or editing; changes must be saved regularly.

Text can be formatted by changing font name, size, and style such as bold, italic, or underlined.

Align left, center horizontally, align right, and justified are the alignment options for text.

Line spacing refers to the space set between lines of text, while paragraph spacing is for space between paragraphs.

Indentation is adding space at the beginning of a paragraph to demarcate it clearly.

It highlights spelling mistakes with red wavy lines and grammatical errors with green wavy lines.

Cut: Ctrl + X, Copy: Ctrl + C, Paste: Ctrl + V.

A bulleted list is a collection of items preceded by bullet symbols where order is not important.

A numbered list contains items that are ordered, typically shown with numbers or letters.

Tables organize information in rows and columns, making it easier to display structured data.

Headers contain information at the top of each page, while footers contain info at the bottom.

Print Preview allows you to check how your document will appear on paper before printing.

A soft copy is a digital document viewed on a monitor, while a hard copy is a printed document.

Documents can be saved as PDF (Portable Document Format) to prevent editing and modification.