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| Style | Defined set of text and formattng attributes. |
| Serifs | The small decorative stroke added to the end of a letter's main strokes. They help distinguish one character from another and serve as an aid to comprehension. |
| Sans Serif | A typeface that has no small strokes at the end of the main stroke of the character. |
| Kerning | A form of character fomatting that adjusts the spacing between within character pairs. |
| Style by Example | To name an existing set of text attributes as a style. |
| Baseline Guides | A set of layout guides that help align text to the baseline, and add equal line spacing so the text appears balanced along columns. |
| Autoflow | A feature that automatically places text that does not fit in a text box into the next available text box. |
| Contunued On/ Continued from Notices | Text that tells on what page a story is continued on or from, and automaticaly updates if the story is moved. |
| Reversed Text | Format text so that it appears in white on a dark background. |
| Drop Cap | A formatting feature that lets you change the size and appearance of a paragraph's initail character. |
