A single character combining two vowels. Large, bold fonts often used to command attention. A process which gives the illusion of varying shades of gray or shades of color. A measure- ment of resolution. A printer can print a certain number of dots per inch horizontally and vertically.
Scanners also scan at a certain dpi.
The higher the dpi number, the better the resolution. This design element should be used sparingly, preferably for the initial paragraph of an article only. A dash the width of the character M for the font and point size in use. Em dashes mark a sudden break in thought, to set off a summary, or to set off a parenthetical phrase that is very abrupt or includes commas. A standardized format used to store PostScript images.