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Chapter 2 TEXT
2.1 Different Text Attributes
Font a set of printable or displayable text characters in
a specific style and size Typeface
the type design for a set of fonts
ArialArialTimes New RomanTimes New RomanCourierCourier
ArialArialTimes New RomanTimes New RomanCourierCourier
2.1 Different Text Attributes
A typeface family may contain a number of fonts
Arial typeface family
ArialArialArial BlackArial BlackArial NarrowArial NarrowArial Unicode MSArial Unicode MS
ArialArialArial BlackArial BlackArial NarrowArial NarrowArial Unicode MSArial Unicode MS
Find the number of fonts of Lucida family.
2.1 Different Text Attributes
Font typefaces are either Serif
for decoration enhance readability e.g. Times New Roman
Sans serif without decoration --- “serif” clean and simple e.g. Arial
A ASerif
Sans serif
2.1.1 Typeface (Cont’d)
Find two others fonts that are Serif and two that are Sans Serif.
Book Antiqua, Courier Arial, Tahoma
2.1.3 Font Style
Bold, italic and underline are common type stylesstyles of a font.
Boldface ShadowShadow
Italics EmbossEmboss
Underline EngraveEngraveDifferent font styles for Times New Roman
2.1.4 Font Size
Font sizes are usually expressed in points.
One point is about 1/72 inch.
FontFont size (in points)
2.1 Different Text Attributes
Font Size On web pages, font sizes are specified either on,
an absolute scale of 1 to 7, or a relative scale of -1 to +7
2.2 Text Layout
Text Layout The arrangement of text in a document
Alignment
2.2 Text Layout
Line spacing
single line spacing
1.5 line spacing
double line spacing
In using a word processor, which of the following may affect the number of lines in a document?
02-17
A. Changing the margins of the documentB. Changing the line spacingC. Changing the justification of the textD. Underlining the text
Activity
Make a Poster using MS Word (A4 size, 1 page)• Your poster should include as much text format as possible.• Your poster should include some photos.• Submit your poster to Mr. Lam’s netdrive
account.
2.3 Different Text File Formats
2.3 Different Text File Formats
Plain Text File (TXT) contains only ASCII characters little or no page formatting codes
Notepad
2.3 Different Text File Formats
Word Processing Document (DOC) produced by Microsoft word processor contain plain text together with formatting codes
Microsoft Word Document (DOC)
OpenOffice document (ODT)
www.openoffice.org
2.3 Different Text File Formats
Rich Text Format (RTF) exchange documents across different
platforms preserve all (most) formatting features at the
same time
2.3 Different Text File Formats Portable Document Format (PDF)
preserve all the fonts, images, graphics, and layout of the source document.
For sharing documents Difficult to edit Smaller file size
2.3 Different Text File Formats
HTML Document Can be created using
Web authoring software Word processors Notepad
To view the document, use browsers such as
Internet Explorer Netscape Browser FireFox
2.4 Conversions of Text File Formats
Word processorFile type
Microsoft WordOpenOffice.org 2.
0 Writer
Plain Text File (TXT)
Import
Export
Word Processing Document (DOC)
Import
Export
Rich Text Format (RTF)
Import
Export
Portable Document Format (PDF)
Import
Export
HTML Document (HTML)
Import
Export
2.4 Conversions of Text File Formats
Word processorFile type
WordPad NotepadPDF995
Suite
Plain Text File (TXT)
Import
Export
Word Processing Document (DOC)
Import
Export
Rich Text Format (RTF)
Import
Export
Portable Document Format (PDF)
Import
Export
HTML Document (HTML)
Import
Export
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