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| The part of a lower case letter that rises above the x-height or meanline. |
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| The part of a lower case letter that falls below the baseline. |
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| Invisible line that type sets on. |
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| What are we referring to, distance between the baseline and the meanline; |
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| Excluding ascenders what is the invisible line lower case letter rise too? |
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| Short cross-strokes that project from the end of the main letter. |
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| A particular style or design of type. |
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| All the typestyles of a particular font. |
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| Typically adjusted in a headline or larger type, It is used to adjust the letter spacing between two letters to bring them closer or further apart. |
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| Adjust the letter spacing between letters in a word, sentence, paragraph...enabling you to bring letters closer or further apart. |
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| How type was once cast? Still today adjusting the space between lines of text is still known for this. |
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| Measured from baseline to baseline of lines of text. |
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| What tool would be used when measuring from baseline to ascender? |
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| What units of measure should be used to measure type? |
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| The art and science of working with type |
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| Capital letters that are the same size as the x-height of the typeface. |
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| Abreviation or acronym for all capital letters. |
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| Abreviation or acronym for all lowercase letters. |
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| Abreviation or acronym for Upper and Lowercase letters |
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| Draw a thumbnail of FL copy |
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| FL, FR, centered, justified, Tabs or tabular charts, tables, type on a path |
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| Draw a thumbnail of type on a path |
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| Draw a thumbnail of FR copy |
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| Draw a thumbnail of justified type |
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| Draw a thumbnail of molded type |
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| area type tool or clipping mask |
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| Using Illusrator how can molded type be shaped like a star? |
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| What is an Individual letter, number, punctuation mark or symbol called? |
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| What are characters that are not typically on the keyboard called? |
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10 point is the size of the type,
12 point is the leading |
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| What does 10/12 Times Regular mean? |
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| What is the command to show the character palette? |
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| What is the purpose of using leading with text in a copy block ? |
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| Helvetica regular, bold, italic, condesed, black... |
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| Name three examples of type families. |
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| How do you measure type when measuring with a line gauge? |
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| A widow is a very short line – usually one word, or the end of a hyphenated word – at the end of a paragraph or column. A widow is considered poor typography because it leaves too much white space between paragraphs or at the bottom of a page. |
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| A widow is a very short line – usually one word, or the end of a hyphenated word – at the end of a paragraph or column. A widow is considered poor typography because it leaves too much white space between paragraphs or at the bottom of a page. |
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| An orphan is a single word, part of a word or very short line, except it appears at the beginning of a column or a page. |
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| Distracting pattern of white space running vertically through a body copy. |
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| Refers to the irregular or uneven vertical margin of a block of type. |
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| What does ragged mean? Draw a thumbnail. |
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