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| A special effect applied to a digital image. Many filters mimic the effect of special camera lenses |
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| Printable portion of the owrk area, where illustrations can be finalized |
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| mesurement system used in graphic programs, there are sic of these in an inche |
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| Nonprinting lines that can be used to create boundaries or guidelines in a drawing |
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| measurement system used in graphic design; 1/72nd of and inch |
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| a saved set of panel arrangements and tool settings |
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| a point on a path that indicates a change of direction |
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| a temorary frame around a selected object that shows the object' outer dimensions |
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| to force and object to take certain form |
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| an anchor point where a path changes direction in an angle rather than smoothly |
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| The line that forms the chape of an object |
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| an anchor point that connects path segment in a smooth curve |
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| characteristics of the inner area of and object, such as the color, pattern, style,etc., inside an object |
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| characteristics of the outline of an object, such as its weight, color, style, etc. |
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| the oint of wich an object rotates or transforms. The point of orgin may be within the object or ouside it |
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| rectabgle drawn around an object with a tool to select an area |
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| a group of related commands and options |
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| a location in the application window where a panel or panels or secre so they do not float |
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| solidity of an object's; the opposite of transparency |
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| resizing an object horizontally, verticall, or proportionally in both directions to a percentage of its original size |
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| a mathematically generated curve that has two endpoints and control points to specify curve direction |
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| line extending from anchor point that shows the direction of a curve |
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| a single level in the stacking order that can hold any number of objects |
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| layer in which one or more sublayer are stored |
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| a layer whithin a layer that can have its own name and its own settings |
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| object that is dimmed and unavailable for modification but can be used as a guide for creating objects |
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| place a file or object in a file so that it becomes part of the file |
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| black arrow that will select the wholes or grouped objects |
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| white arrow that wil select individual objects in a group or anchor points |
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| a graduated blend of colors used as a fill; can be linear (flat) or radial (round) |
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| vector paths that are continuous and have no ends; the begining and the end points are the same |
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| vector paths that have two ends; the beginning and the end points are not the same |
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| the area surrounding the are board on the computer screen; depending on the magnigication or view , it may or may not be visible |
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| to slant or skew and object from its original orientation |
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| amount of light that can pass though and object. A transparent object allows objects below to appear |
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