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19 Cards in this Set
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Alignment
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The position of text between the margins.
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Bullet
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Any small character that appears before an item.
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Center
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Often used for invitations, titles and headings.
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First-Line Indent
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The text is only indented in the first line of each paragraph. This is used in books, newspapers, and magazines.
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Hanging Indent
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The first full line of text is not indented, but the following lines are.
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Indent
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The space between text and a document's margin.
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Inside Margin (Gutter Margin)
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In a book, the margins closest to the inside of a page, near the binding.
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Justify
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Text is aligned at both the left and right margins.
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Leader
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Solid, dotted, or dashed lines that fill a blank space before a tab setting.
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Left-Align
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Text is closer to the left margin.
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Margin
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Blank areas around the top, bottom, and sides of a page.
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Mirrored Margin
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Books and magazines are often formatted in this way.
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Multilevel List
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A list with two or more levels of bullets or numbering.
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Negative Indent (Outdent)
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Setting a negative number in the indent box.
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Outline Numbered List
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A multilevel numbered list.
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Outside Margin
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In books and magazines, the margins closer to the outer edge of a page.
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Right-Align
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Text is closer to the right margin.
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Tab Stop (TAB)
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Mark the place where insertion points will appear when you press the Tab key.
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Verticle Alignment
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The positioning of text between the top and bottom margins.
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