A page layout term that refers to the way text can be wrapped around the edges of an image or shape. Sometimes called runaround.
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| A reduced image of a graphic or page, used in order to view several images on a screen at one time. This enables downloading images more quickly.
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| Tagged Image File Format. A graphic file format used for high resolution bitmapped images.
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| A shade of a color made by adding white to a solid color.
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| Adjusting (increasing or decreasing) the space between type characters in a selected allotment of text.
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| A feature of the GIF89a image file format that lets a designer designate one color in the image's palette as transparent. This enables the background to show through designated parts of an image.
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| Printing one ink over another, preventing gaps or misregistration between two adjacent elements.
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| Marks at the corner of an image pointing out where to trim a printed page. Also called crop marks or corner marks.
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| Any two facing pages of a publication where the content traverses the gutter to cover the two center pages of a section. Also known as a double truck or double-page spread.
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| A digital font technology developed as alternative to PostScript. One True Type file is used for screen display and printing.
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| A number, letter or glyph drawn in a huge variety of designs, sizes and weights that belongs to a type family.
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| The style or design of a font such as Helvetica. For example, the type family Helvetica contains the typefaces Helvetica, Helvetica Bold, Helvetica Italic and Helvetica Bold Italic. Whereas 10pt Helvetica Bold refers to a font.
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| A full range typefaces that are variations on the same design.
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