Chapter 3:Text

1. Bitmaps

1.1. Consist of matrix of dots or pixels representing the image

1.1.1. Require a lot of memory

1.1.2. Non-scalable

2. Character Sets

2.1. ASCII

2.1.1. Extended Character Set (ISO Latin-1)

2.1.2. Unicode

3. Hypertext

3.1. texts contains links to other texts

3.2. subset of hypermedia

4. Hypermedia

4.1. Not constrained to be text-based

4.2. Navigating hypermedia strutures

4.2.1. Links

4.2.2. Nodes

4.2.3. Anchors

5. Fonts and Typrefaces

5.1. Font Terminology

5.1.1. Baseline

5.1.2. Cap Height

5.1.3. X-Height

5.1.4. Ascenders/Descenders

5.1.5. Kerning

5.1.6. Tracking

5.1.7. Serif versus Sans Serif

5.2. Font Styles

5.2.1. Boldface

5.2.2. Italic

5.2.3. Underlining

5.2.4. Outlining

5.3. Cases

5.3.1. Uppercase

5.3.1.1. Intercap

5.3.1.2. Camelcase

5.3.2. Lowercase

6. Text Elements In A Multimedia Presentation

6.1. Menus For Navigation

6.2. Interactive Buttons

6.3. Fields For Reading

6.4. HTML Documents

6.4.1. Client side scripting language

6.4.2. CSS

6.5. Symbols And Icons

7. Vector

7.1. Use instructions and mathematical formulae to describe each glyph