Parts of Microsoft Word Window

It is where you can find most buttons and commands, which you can use in editing your document.

• File Tab

• Document Area

• Ribbon

• Help Menu

These are used to set margins, indentions, and tabs.

• Rulers

• Status Bar

• Zoom Control

• Ribbon

It contains buttons for the most commonly done actions.

• Ribbon

• Zoom Control

• Quick Access Toolbar

• Rulers

It displays the options when you need to open or save files, create new documents, print documents and do other operation in your file.

• File Tab

• Ribbon

• Quick Access Toolbar

• Rulers

It is where you type your text.

• Document Area

• Title Bar

• Status Bar

• Ribbon

It displays the page number where you are typing, and the total number of words and pages.

• Title Bar

• Zoom Control

• Ruler

• Status Bar

It changes the layout view of the document to print layout view, full screen reading view, web layout view, outline view, or draft view.

• View Buttons

• Status Bar

• File Tab

• Ribbon

It is used to get Word-related help anytime you like.

• Zoom Control

• Help Menu

• Document Area

• File Tab

It lets you take a closer look at your text, which consists of a slider that you can slide left or right to zoom in and out, and + - buttons that you can click to increase or decrease.

• Title Bar

• View Buttons

• Status Bar

• Zoom Control

It shows the filename or title of the document that you are currently working on.

• File Tab

• Quick Access Toolbar

• Status Bar

• Title Bar