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| Bullets | Symbols used to draw attention to certain text in a document |
| Charts | A pictorial representation of data used to explain and enhance word processing |
| Color matching systems | Sets of professinally designed colrs that can ber modified and used in presentation |
| Cropping | Trimming an image in order to make it fit in a publicatin or to make the image more powerful in a publication |
| Dingbats | Small typographical ornaments used to accent text or to decorate designs |
| Desktop publishing program | A progrm that allows you to manipulate text and graphics to create a variety of publication documents |
| Drop Cap | A large capital letter at the beginning of a newspaper or magazine story |
| EM | A typographical unit of measure equal to the width of the capital letter M |
| EN | A typographical unit of measure to half an em |
| Facing pages | Pages in a publication that lie side by side on the computer screen |
| File formats | the format often is shown in the extension for the file name. |
| Format | The procedure of defining how information appears on a page. This may include bold, underlining, italics, arranged text on a page, number of decimal places, the style of print, color, etc. |
| FPS | (Frames per second) the number of picture images displayed per second, giving digital video the illusion of motion. |
| Frame | a single picture in a computerized "movie". |
| FTP | A method used to transfer files and data from one computer to another on the Internet. |
| Gallery | Set of predefined graph options with sample data and types of graphics. |
| GIF | (Graphic Interchange Format) A graphic file format originated by CompuServe, usable for web pages and some multimedia software. |
| Graphic | A line, circle, or box which has been created or an image which is imported into a publication. |
| Greeking | Text or that which serves as a placeholder until the real text replaces it. Also refers to lines that represent text when viewing a page layout. the text cannot be read. |
| Gutters | The space between columns in a publication. |
| Halftone | A method of producing grayscale art. |
| Head tag | This tag identifies the first part of your HTML-coded document that contains the title. The title is shown as part of your browser's window. |
| Headline | A large phrase appearing at the beginning of a newspaper article. |
| Hierarchical web site | Displays web pages in tree-like structure. The home page would have an index or table of contents. You would display general information on the first pages and more detailed information on the next pages. |
| Home page | The main or primary page for aweb site which will include links other pages in the web site. |
| Horizontal rule | A term for a line in the page design. |
| HTML editor | A software program that allows you to edit HTML code. |
| Hyperlink | A text or graphical connection between related web pages or other sites on the Internet. |
| HyperText | A portion of a text document that contains programming code to link a word, graphic, or phrase to another section in a document or to a different document. |
| HyperText Markup Language | (HTML) Refers to the embedded directions (tags) within regular text to create web pages. |
| HyperText Transfer Protocol | (HTTP) The communication instructions used to connect the WWW sites across the Internet. |
