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| An effect that fives the illusion of depth |
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| the part of a lowercase character |
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| imaginary horizontal line along which the base of letter sets |
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| font style that makes characters appear darker then the surrounding text |
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| the height of capital letters from the baseline to the top of caps |
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| any written or printed letter, number, or symbol. |
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| horixontal distance of a character |
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| text that follows an outline in some type of curved pattern |
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| type faces designed to attract attention |
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| the part of a character that descends below the baseline |
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| the part of a character that descends below the baseline |
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| decorative element avaiable in font format |
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| the 1st letter in a story that is enlarged and lowered so the top of the letter is even with the 1st line |
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| line the width of a capital M in whichever font is being used |
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| space that is the width of a capital M |
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| line the width of a capital N |
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| space that is the width of a capital N |
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| family of alphabetic characters, numbers and punctuations marks |
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| nonsense text used as a placeholder for actual text |
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| 1st line of a paragraph is flush left but all remaining lines are indented |
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| 1st line of a paragraph is flush left but all remaining lines are indented |
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| t line of a paragraph is flush left but all remaining lines are indented |
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| feature that sets a temporary left right or left and right margin for paragraph text |
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| enlarged letter that is used as the 1st character of a paragraph |
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| printed in or using characters that slope to the right |
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| adjustment of space between pairs of letters to improving its appearance |
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| space between lines of text |
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| non-capital letters in a typeface |
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| very short line of text that appear at the top of a column or page |
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| unit of measurement used to describe the size of text |
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| special formatting style that uses light color text on a dark background |
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| formal or informal typefaces designed to imitate handwriting |
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| typeface with projections extending off the main stokes of a character |
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| formatting style that adds depth to text |
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| formatting style that displays uppercase letters in a smaller size |
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| technique that allows text to flow around a imaage |
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| special formatting style creates the illusion of actual textures |
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| adjusting the space between works phrases and estended blocks of text |
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| the study of all elements of type as a means of visual communication |
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| capital letters in a typeface |
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| height of lowercase letters |
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