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| The parts of the lowercase character above the x-height |
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| Elementof good design that is created by distributing the weight of various elements in a document |
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| height of a capital etter in a font |
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| the parts of the lower case characters that extend below the baseline |
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the process of producing professional
looking docs such as flyers brochures
,reports,and newsletters using personal computer and a color printer |
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| the element that attracts the readers eye can be a graphic or large headlines or titles |
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| a type face, size and style |
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| the way graphics and text are used to produce a high-quality document |
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| The standard masurement unit for fonts aprox 1/72 of an inch |
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| fonts that do not have little lines the ends of the strokes of each letter |
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| Input devices used to make digiral copies of pics so thay can be used in preparing publications |
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| fonts that have little lines at the ends of the strokes of each lrtter |
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| design principle that promotes clarity rather than clutter |
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| predesigned docs that have forrmatting for margins` |
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| a rough draft drawing used to explore layout options of a doc being created |
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| A set pf chracters w/ a common design and shapes |
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| A software feature that walks through a series of steps in completing a task |
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| What you see is what you get |
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| The heightof a the main body of a lower case character |
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