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15 Cards in this Set
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what are serif fontfaces?
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times new roman-they have smaller features at the end of the stroke and within the letters
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what are sanserif fontfaces?
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arial- are simplier and have no strokes at the end of the letter
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what is a monofaced type face?
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monoface uses the same amount of space between each letter
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what is a proportional typeface?
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a porportonial typeface uses a different amount of space depending on the letter
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what does the scale do?
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increases/decreases the characters width
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what does spacing do?
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increases of decreases the space between characters
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what does the position do?
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raises and lowers text from the baseline
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how does something become a non-breaking space?
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control-shift-spacebar
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when do you use a non-breaking hyphen?
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it isnt appropiate for hyphens to break across lines
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what are tab leader options?
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replace empty space leading up to the tab, with either dots, dashes, or a line
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how do you set a tab stop?
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use the ruler
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what is window orphan control?
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prevents single words and partial words at the end of paragraphs from contuining on their own line.
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what is keep the next?
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it will keep the paragraph with the next one. use this to keep heading with the paragraph below
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what is- keeps lines together?
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it keeps lines in a paragraph together
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what is-page breaks before?
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it will start a paragraph on its own
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