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1. An indentation at the beginning of
a line to signify a new paragraph in a document. Usually about five
spaces, tabs
are primarily used to help create equal spacing between multiple
lines or to start a new paragraph.
2. In a software
program window and on the
Internet, a
tab allows for the user to access different parts of a
menu,
display, or page.
below is an example of what tabs may look like in a Microsoft
Windows window.
3. Small plastic piece used to
enable/disable write-protection on floppy
diskette drives.
4. A keyboard
key that
inserts a tab character or advances the cursor to other tab settings on a line. This key
can also move between selectable items in a dialog box.
5. May refer to a tab of an open
window in tabbed browsing.
Also see: Floppy drive
definitions, Indent, Operating
System Definitions, Keyboard
definitions, Tab stop, White
space
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