The bar at the top of Microsoft Word is called the "Ribbon." It contains tabs that organize tools and features into groups, allowing users to easily access commands for formatting, editing, and designing documents. The Ribbon replaces traditional menus and toolbars to provide a more intuitive interface for users.
It's already part of the rule.the number on the top of the bar is called the NumeratorThe number under the bar is called the Denominator
just type in on your address bar, dictionary.com and click on theosouraus at the top and it will give you many options
The rigid bar is not called a fulcrum! And, by the same token, why is the bar called a bar?
From the top menu bar: Insert > Symbol (normal text). Scroll down to the Greek alphabet. It's this one: π
The blinking vertical bar in word processing applications is called the "insertion point" or "cursor." It indicates where the next character will be inserted when typing. Users can move the insertion point using the keyboard or mouse to edit text at different locations.
tool bar
Ribbon
It's called ribbon in the Office 2007 or toolbars in the previous versions of MS Office
The address bar or search bar
It's already part of the rule.the number on the top of the bar is called the NumeratorThe number under the bar is called the Denominator
Depending on which application you're using, the name of the bar can be different. For example, when displaying a browser window, usually, the top 'bar' is called the address bar. In another example, in the application Final Draft, below the title you can find the menu bar.
The bar at the bottom of the Desktop is called the Dock. (See links below)
Try the drag bar at the top of the page.
This can be classified as MANY things, it could be called the Address bar, the URL bar etc., but for the most part, it's called an address bar.
Keyboard
The title bar is at the very top of your screen and shows the name of the application you are using and the name of the document that is open.
The address bar or search bar