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Facing pages: in a double-sided document,
the two pages that appear as a spread when the publication
is opened.
Feather: to insert small amounts
of additional leading between lines, paragraphs,
and before and after headings in order to equalize
the baselines of columns on a page.
File Format: A file format defines
how an application stores information in a file.
When you name a file, an application automatically
appends a filename extension, usually three characters
in length; for example, .cdr, .bmp, .tif, and .eps.
This filename extension helps you and the computer
differentiate between different file types or file
formats.
Fill: A color, bitmapped image,
fountain, or pattern applied to an area of an image.
Filter: The name for an application
that translates digital information from one form
to another.
FlashPix (.fpx files) file format:
originally designed by Eastman Kodak Company, is
a bitmap format used mostly for digital photographs.
It provides the ability to store several resolutions
of an image in the same file. It also supports digital
watermarks.
Folio: a page number, often set
with running headers or footers.
Font: a set of characters in a
specific typeface, at a specific point size, and
in a specific style. "12-point Times Bold"
is a font -- the typeface Times, at 12-point size,
in the bold style. Hence "12-point Times Italic"
and "10-point Times Bold" are separate
font.
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