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proposed response. A command field response that is supplied by the
application program. A proposed response is usually based on your most
recent use of the command or the current status of the program. You may
replace a proposed response with your own response. See also default;
response.
protocol. Assures proper transfer of a file from one computer to another.
ragged. Text that has uneven left (ragged left) or right (ragged right) edges.
See also alignment; justified.
range. Any rectangular group of cells on a worksheet. A colon (:)
separates the reference of the cell in the upper left corner and the reference
of the cell in the lower right corner of the rectangle. See also intersection;
name; union.
record.
(I)
A horizontal row of fields. (2) The specifics of a given
appointment or task in Calendar.
reference. A designation that includes the row and column numbers for a
cell or group of cells. See also absolute reference; name; relative reference.
relative reference. The location of a cell relative to the location of another
cell. For example, R[-I]C refers to the cell I row above the current row in
the same column. Relative references are most frequently used in
formulas. See also absolute reference; name; reference.
reminder. One of the 5 fields of the daily screen. Setting a reminder alarm
is optional. If you fill in this field for an appointment, an alarm goes offat
the Reminder time as well as the Start time. Filling in this field for a task
sets an alarm for the task. See also alarm.
replace. To use the Replace command or the Replace function
(I
SHIFT
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[IT] )
to replace the currently selected text with the text from the scrap.
response. Information you type into a field or select from a list. Completes
a command so that it can be carried out.
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