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an area on a computer screen showing the program that you are using at a particular time

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a picture on a computer screen that represents a particular computer user, especially one of several users who are having a conversation with each other on the Internet

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a long narrow shape along one of the sides of a window on a computer screen

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a blank screen, for example on a computer, has no writing or images on it

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a small flashing light on a computer screen or similar piece of equipment

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a space on a computer screen, where you can read or write a particular type of information

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a symbol on a computer screen that you can use to start programs

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a row of symbols on a computer screen that you can use to start programs quickly

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a small square in a pattern of squares on a computer spreadsheet for writing numbers or words in

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a small square on a computer screen that you click on with your mouse to choose a feature

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a small flashing line on a computer screen that you move to mark the point where you are going to type or do something

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the background of a computer screen that shows icons of the programs that are available

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a small area that appears on a computer screen for you to type messages, instructions, or choices

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a list of choices on your computer screen that stays there until you choose one

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a message that you get on your computer screen when you have made a mistake or when something has gone wrong with the program

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a small computer icon that is used as a sign for your favourite websites

if a part of a computer screen has been grayed out, the writing in it appears in a dull color in order to show that you cannot use it

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an explanation of how to use a website or a piece of software that you read on a computer screen by clicking on a series of buttons or links

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a screen in a computer program or website that contains advice on how to use the program or website

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a small area on a computer screen that you click on in order to make the computer perform an action

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a cursor shaped like a capital “I” that appears over writing in Microsoft Windows software

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a small picture on a computer screen that you choose by pressing a button with the mouse in order to open a particular program

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a list of choices on a computer screen that tells you what you can do in a particular program

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a row of all the menus in a computer program that usually appears at the top of your computer screen

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the writing or pictures on a computer screen that you can print on one side of a piece of paper

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the writing or pictures on a computer screen that you can see at one time, for example as part of a website

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something such as an advertisement that appears suddenly on a computer screen when you are looking at the Internet, or when you click the mouse or press a key

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a sign on a computer screen that shows that the computer is ready for you to type something

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a list of choices on a computer screen that you get by clicking on a word or words

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a place on a website or computer screen that looks like a button that the user can press to choose something

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the amount of detail that you can see on a television or computer screen, or in a photograph

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a part of a computer screen used for showing the distance of something from the side or top of the screen

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the set of words or pictures shown on a computer screen

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a photograph or printed page showing what appears on a computer screen

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a long narrow area at the edge of a computer screen used for moving information up, down, or across the screen

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a computer icon or a combination of keys on the keyboard such as “Alt + C” that helps you do something on the computer more quickly, for example go to a particular program or copy information

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a way of showing two or more pictures or sets of information on one movie theater, television, or computer screen

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showing two or more pictures or sets of information on one movie theater, television, or computer screen

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a bar across the bottom of a computer screen giving information about a program and the job that it is doing

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a series of words or icons (=simple images) along the top or bottom of a computer screen that you can use to move between different activities

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a box on a computer screen in which you can type or change words and numbers

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a small picture of something shown on a computer screen, especially on a page of a website

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a checkbox

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a colored band across the top of a window on a computer screen that shows the name of the document or program that is open

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a row of icons (=small pictures) on a computer screen that perform particular actions when you click on them

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the background color or pattern that you can put on your computer screen

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one of the parts that you can see on a web page, computer screen, etc., for example a button or bar that allows you to do something or see particular information

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one of the different work areas on a computer screen