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Which element of the Word window allows a user to see the size percentage, number of pages, and number of words in the document?

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djyliett [7]2 years ago

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<em>Which element of the Word window allows a user to see the size percentage, number of pages, and number of words in the document?</em>

<em>A. Quick access toolbar</em>

<em>B. Status bar</em>

<em>C. Ribbon tabs</em>

<em>D. Scroll bar</em>

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Correct answer: B. Status bar. It is a horizontal bar at the bottom of a program window that displays simple helpful information and tips. In Word, it displays the current page number and other information like the size percentage, and the number of words in the document. Outside of the View tab, in the status bar, you have access to Document View commands.

Nikolay [14]2 years ago

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When the document is closed, the tab Details in the Properties of the document reveals, among other fields, the size of the document, the number of pages and the number of words.

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B.Check below

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