| A | B |
|---|
| cross reference | entry that refers to another pub part |
| en space | space as wide as letter N |
| sans serif | typeface without horizontal lines |
| baseline | imaginary line where letters rest |
| line/vector-based | shapes represented by math formula |
| index | detailed list of items |
| color model | used by printer to produce color |
| type style | bold, italic |
| anchor | point in text to which a graphic is attached |
| ascender | extends above the height of most letters |
| table of contents | list of major contents of publication |
| frames | holds text or graphics on a page |
| spot color | uses different ink to print color on page |
| screen | graphic printed with tiny dots of toner or ink |
| display typeface | known by its stylish or unique appearance |
| kerning | bring two letters together for better look |
| descender | part of letter hanging below baseline |
| pica | equal to 12 points or 1/6 of inch |
| point | equal to one seventy-second of inch |
| leading | distance between lines of type |
| publication | document created with publishing program |
| resolution | number of dots per inch scanned |
| x-height | height of main body of typeface letters |
| typeface | set of characters with same design |
| process color | combines cyan, magenta, yellow & black |
| fill | stripes, solids, and shades tha change appearance of document |
| shift-key | used to draw perfect circle or square |
| symmetrical | when shapes or text have the same layout on both sides of a page |
| handles | small squares on the borders and corners of a graphic |
| white space | keeps a publication from looking too crowded |
| decorative/display | typefaces with very noticeable design features |
| imagesetter | when you desire the highest quality for your publication |
