Graphic Design Lesson 9 Exercises 81-83 Crossword
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1) Automatic kerning based on information built into the font being used.2) 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).3) A Windows-and Macintosh-compatible class of software fonts that can be used at any size and printed on almost any printer.5) 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.7) The spacing between characters (in general).9) A vector-based font that can be used at any size without loss of crispness or quality.10) An improved version of TrueType, offering all of TrueType's benefits plus additional features.12) An Adobe-branded font (or font family) that will print only on a PostScript-compatible printer.13) The vertical spacing between the lines of a paragraph. |
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4) Flowing text so that it threads automoatically as you create each new frame.6) An In-Design text editing window in which an entire story is available at once.8) Flowing text automatically into a document.11) The imaginary horizontal line on which the bottoms of text characters sit.14) Automatic kerning based on analysis of the shapes of the letters.15) 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.16) The spacing between a specific pair of characters based on their shapes. |
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