| Subject | English | Tswana |
| comp., MS | command line | mokwalotaelo (A string of text written in the command language and passed to the command interpreter for execution) |
| comp., MS | Horizontal Line | Molarapameng (A Web page editor command that inserts a horizontal line onto a Web page) |
| comp., MS | join line | molatshwaraganyo (A line that connects fields between two tables and shows how the data is related. The type of join indicates which records are selected for the query's result set) |
| comp., MS | leader line | molaketelelapele (A line or row of characters used to lead the eye from a data label to a data point, or from a callout to the appropriate part of an illustration) |
| comp., MS | line break | kgaogano ya mela (The point at which one line ends and another begins) |
| comp., MS | line chart | tšhate ya mela (A chart that shows trends in data at equal intervals, with values from one or more sets of data connected by lines) |
| comp., MS | line spacing | kgaoganyomela (The amount of space from the bottom of one line of text to the bottom of the next line) |
| comp., MS | line wrap | mola wa bophuthelo (The ability of a word-processing program or a text-editing program to break lines of text automatically to stay within the page margins or window boundaries of a document without the user having to do so with carriage returns, as is typically necessary on a typewriter) |
| comp., MS | manual line break | tsenyomola ka seatla (A nonprinting mark you insert to end the current line and continue the text on the next line) |
| comp., MS | orphan line | molaesi (The first line of a paragraph printed by itself at the bottom of a page) |
| comp., MS | series line | molatatelano (In 2-D stacked bar and column charts, a line that connects the data markers in a data series and is used to emphasize the difference in measurement between each series) |
| comp., MS | signature line | mola wa tshaeno (A control that allows users to digitally sign a form or document) |
| comp., MS | subject line | mola wa temakgang (The part of a message header that is used by the sender to indicate the object of the message) |