Graphic Design Lesson 9 Exercises 81-84 Vocabulary Crossword
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1) Automatic kerning based on anaylsis of the shapes of the letters.2) Flowing text automatically into a document.3) A vector-based font that can be used at any size without loss of crispness or quality.4) An InDesign text editing window in which an entire story is available at once.5) The vertical spacing between the lines of a paragraph.7) Automatic kerning based on information built into the font being used.11) The spacing between characters (in general).14) A Windows- and Macintosh-compatible class of software fonts that can be used at any size and printed on almost any printer. |
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6) Also called a type style. A specific instance or variant of a font, such as Regular (Roman), Italic, Bold, or Bold Italic. Some font families have more styles than others.8) Flowing text so that it threads automatically as you create each new frame.9) An improved version of TrueType, offering all of TrueType's benefits plus additional features. 10) Also called a typeface or type family. A group of similar fonts and their associated style/attribute modifiers. For example, Arial, Arial Black, and Arial Italic are all part of the same.12) An Adobe-branded font (or font family) that will print only on a Post-Script-compatible printer.13) Depending on the context, can mean a font family, a type style, or a font file stored on the computer's hard disk (such as an OpenType or TrueType file).15) The spacing between a specific pair of characters based on their shapes.16) The imaginary horizontal line on which the bottoms of text characters sit. |
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