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| Swash | extending ornamental flourish, as on letters of certain fonts of italics or cursive type |
| Wrap points | a feature that lets you customize how the text wraps around your picture—without moving or reformatting the text. Adjust the set of points around your picture to create a boundary for the text. |
| Ligature | stroke or bar connecting 2 or more letters |
| Contiguous | touching; in contact |
| Brightness | intensity of light; luminosity; general diffusion of light (white) into a graphic |
| Contrast | relative difference between light and dark; color intensity |
| Flip | turning object 180 degrees to horizontally or vertically |
| Rotate | turning object 90 degrees to right or left |
| Autoflow | text flowing from textbox or object to another linked object; When you import/enter/paste too much text into a text frame, Microsoft Publisher can automatically put the extra text into additional linked text frames. This feature is called Autoflow. |
| Linked | connection between two objects – generally textboxes |
| Publication set | A single, professional, design used across your business cards, calendars, letterhead, etc. |
| Explanatory | self-explanatory; understandable without other instruction/text |
| Mini toolbar | work with fonts, alignment, text color, indenting, and bullets; cannot customize the Mini toolbar. The following illustration shows the Mini toolbar when you rest your pointer on it. |
| Shortcut menu | The menu that appears when you right-click within a software package; Right-click Menu (Also access by Shift+F10) |
| Flowing text | text entered that is more than the size of the current text box with no linked textbox defined. |
