Common terms in typesetting

1. High-profile: The brighter, brighter picture is of course brighter and whiter, and the Japanese separation style likes high-light spots without dots to elongate the picture level.

2. Low-key: Not a weak voice. It means that the picture is dark or dark.

3. Explosion: It is not a terrorist incident. Insufficient memory or disk space can cause the computer to die.

4. Pounds: Does not mean weight. It is a measure of font typesetting. The smallest unit of English letters is Point, and 1 inch is 72 units.

5. Level: Not referring to the stratum level. Optical erasing time refers to the text size, and level 4 is 1 mm.

6. Number: Not referring to the horn. It refers to the font size of the lead time, the largest special character 72 pounds, and the smallest 8 character 5 pounds.

7. Flat body: It does not refer to hairstyle, but refers to deforming the block type to the lens to make the word flat. Flat 1 is 10% (10%), flat 2 is 20%, flat 3 is 30%, and flat 4 is 40%. .

8. Long body: It is not a body type, but a narrow body, which is 1 narrow and 1 long, 2 narrow and 2 long, 3 narrow and 3 narrow, and 4 narrow and 4 long.

9. Airbrushes: The use of compressed air jets, the use of air brush spray painting. Hand-made gradient methods before the DTP era.

10. Byte: A festival that is not a text, is a unit Byte of a computer machine language, and 8 bits are equal to one byte.


Source: PACK.CN