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stop bits. The internal code transmitted at the end of each character that
indicates how to transmit it. One of6 communications setting items most
computers recognize.
subcommand. A list, or menu, of commands necessary to carry out a
particular command.
tab stop. A position for aligning text in columns using tab characters.
task. An activity that has a Start (and an optional Stop) date as opposed to
a Start (and Stop) time. See also appointment.
Terminal mode. The Telcom mode in which data is communicated to a
host computer.
terminate. To interrupt the execution ofa command; for example, to halt
the printing of a file. You terminate a command by pressing I
BREAK
I. See
also
cancel.
text. (I) A string of characters (usually letters) that may be used for titles in
a spreadsheet. (2) Any data file containing text rather than binary code.
(3) The data in a Word file.
text file. A file that stores data in text form only. In Multiplan, you print
data to a text file to store it for printing later or to prepare it for transfer to a
Word document. Text files are listed to the right of the .TXT extension on
the System Manager screen. See also extension.
top margin. The number of blank lines from the top edge of the page to the
first text line. See also bottom margin; first line indent; hanging indent;
indent; left margin; margins; right margin.
union. A reference to 2 cells or ranges of cells. A comma (,) separates the
two cells or ranges. See also intersection; name; range.
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