CHAPTER 3 : TEXT

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CHAPTER 3 : TEXT by Mind Map: CHAPTER 3 : TEXT

1. THIS EXAMPLE SHOWS THE TIMES NEW ROMAN : FD xhp

2. TEXT ELEMENTS USED IN MULTIMEDIA :  1) Menus for navigation : A simple menu consists of the text list of topics. 2) Interactive buttons : users can create their own buttons from bitmaps and graphics.  3) Fields and Reading : A documents can be printed in one of two orientations : Portrait or landscape  4) HTML documents : HTML documents are marked using TAGS . 5) Symbols and icons : symbols are concentrated text in the form of stand-alone graphic constructs.

3. SOME OF THE COMMON USED TAGS ARE : <B> for making text boldface. <OL> tag for creating an ordered list . <IMG> tag for inserting images>

4. CHOOSING TEXT FONTS : 1) consider legibility and readability . 2) Avoid too many faces . 3) use color purposefully.

5. BITMAPS FONT CONSISTS : file size increase as more sizes are added . Required a lot of memory and non-scalable.

6. UNICODE : 16-bit architecture . covers 96382 characters . including Han Chinese , Japanese ,Arabic , Korean and Bengali and so on.

6.1. FONT MAPPING : some fonts installed in your machine may not be available  in other users machine.

7. HYPERTEXT : Hypertext is a text which contains link to other texts . HYPERMEDIA : it can include other media e.g : graphics, images and especially the continues media. HYPERMEDIA STRUCTURES : LINKS ,NODES,ANCHORS.

7.1. LINKS :1) LINKS ARE CONNECTION BETWEEN CONCEPTUAL ELEMENTS . 2) NODES : NODES AND LINKS FORM THE BACKBONE OF A KNOWLEDGE ACCESS SYSTEM . 3) ANCHORS : REFERENCES ONE DOCUMENTS TO ANOTHER DOCUMENT .

8. HYPERTEXT SYSTEM ARE USED FOR : 1) eletronic publishing and references works. 2) technical documentation . 3) Educational coursework. 4) Interactive kiosks. 5) Electronic catalogs.

9. STUDY OF FONTS AND TYPE FACES : Font styles , font terminology , cases.

10. FONT STYLES INCLUDES : boldface , italic , underlining , outlining.

11. FONT TERMINOLOGY : BASELINE : bases of characters are arranged .   CAP HEIGHT  : refers to the height of capital letter . X HEIGHT : baseline and the top of a lower case letter x .   ASCENDERS : drop below the baseline.

12. SERIF VERSUS SANS SERIF : SERIF : is the little  decoration at the end of the letter stroke. SENS SERIF : fonts do not have decoration at the end of the letter stroke.