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Crop. To cut off the sides of an image to make it the proper size or to remove unwanted parts of an image.
Fill. To paint the inside of an enclosed object.
Free Rotate. Allows you to rotate a graphic to any angle.
Gray Scale. Represents colors with different shades of gray for use with a non-color printer.
Grouping. Allows you to work with several objects as though they were one object.
Handles. Little squares at the edges and corners of a selected graphic on your screen.
Pixel. A collection or series of dots making up an image or the display on a monitor (the more pixels the better the picture.)
Resolution. Refers to the sharpness and clarity of an image; it is measured in dpi (dots per inch)
Scaling. Re-sizing images to fit your layout.
Thumbnail. A miniature version of a picture or page layout.
Toolbox. A collection of drawing and painting tools included in a graphics software package.
Vector. An image is stored as lines rather than a series of dots or pixels.
GIF. Graphics Interchange Format; a bit-mapped graphics file format with low resolution and compressed to minimal file size for use on the web. It is a format especially chosen for animation effects.
JPEG. Joint Photographic Experts Group; a standard file for shrinking graphics so they transmit faster between modems and take up less space on your hard drive; This is the most widely accepted and used format for images.
PNG. Portable Networks Graphics: a format designed for the web; It will usually create a smaller file size than a GIF format.
BMP. Windows Bitmap ; a huge image file that has no advantage over other image formats; These files take up a lot of space on a hard drive.
TIFF. Tagged Image File Format; a file used in graphic design, publishing, and photography industries; The files are very large and have a slow loading time.
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