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DTP Final Review
Spring 2012
Question | Answer |
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Border around text or a selection | stroke |
Inside color of a shape, which can be a solid, pattern or gradient | fill |
Layout program of the Adobe Suite | InDesign |
Image program of the Adobe Suite | Photoshop |
Drawing program of the Adobe Suite | Illustrator |
Selection tool used to automatically select based on a common color | Magic wand |
Tool that lets you sample (pick) the color form an area of an image to designate a new color to use | eyedropper |
When you create text in Photoshop, it is automatically on a new | Layer |
Three selection tools include magic wand, lasso and | Marquee |
If your paint bucket won't fill a shape properly or fills the entire document, you might be clicked on the wrong | Layer |
If you can't find a palette (Like History, Layers), use this menu to find it | Window |
Retouch tool used to disguise a blemish or a scar by replacing it with clear skin | clone stamp |
You can pick new colors by clicking the foreground color box or by using this palette | Swatches |
If you need to take steps backward or undo, use this palette | History |
To remove a portion of an image so it is no longer on the layer | Crop |
Drop shadow, inner glow, and bevels are examples of | layer styles |
Saving in this format will maintain the layers and the layer styles separately | PSD |
Save in this format to save as a web or an image, all of the layers will be "glued down" | JPG |
To resize a graphic in a layer (bring up the handles) click the layer and then press | CTRL + T or Check the transform controls |
Multiply, soft light, hard light and normal are all examples of | Blending Modes |
Liquify, distort and blur are examples of | filters |
CRAP stands for: | contrast, repetition, alignment, proximity |
color, text, and size help create what design principle? | Contrast |
Invisible grids accomplish which design principle? | Alignment |
How do you increase interest in your design? | Contrast |
To rearrange layers, you just simply do this to them in the layers palette | drag |
If you lower opacity to zero, the layer will be | Invisible |
In order to have no fill on your text but an outline you need to: | Add a stroke, reduce the fill to 0 |
To put a picture inside of a shape, put the picture on a layer above the shape and click this button while pointing between layers | ALT |
To put a picture inside of a shape, put the picture on a layer above the shape. This is called: | Clipping Mask |
To make a part of an image look 3D or pop off the page add this layer style | Bevel |
Use this tool to create a path to draw on | Pen tool |
To add a gradient inside letters just add this layer style | gradient overlay |
To add border around layers, add this layer style | stroke |
To remove a selection use this shortcut | CTRL + D |
To zoom in on your screen use this shortcut | CTRL + plus (+) |
To make a copy of an object use this shortcut | ALT + click and drag |
To remove boundary lines in InDesign use this shortcut | W |
If this has been done to text, the icon in front of the layer is no longer a T and the text is not editable | Rasterize |
The fx button is used to add | Layer Styles |
The foreground color is set to _____ by default | Black |
To make something a regular editable layer, so it is unlocked | Double Click and click OK |
The art or process of setting and arranging types and printing from them. | Typography |
Body Text for a research paper should be written in which typeface | Serif |
Titles and large pieces of text should be written in this typeface | Sans Serif |
Which type does not have strokes? | Sans Serif |
While you are working PSD should be in this mode _____> |