Across
- 1. All objects are shown as hollow shapes, no fills or strokes
- 5. Process of inserting or removing uniform spaces between text characters to affect the width of selected words or entire blocks of text.
- 6. Picture element; small, single-colored squares that compose a bitmap image.
- 7. The order of how objects are arranged in front and behind other objects on the artboard.
- 9. Options for viewing documents
- 10. Increasing or decreasing the horizontal space between any two text characters.
- 12. Positioning of panels on an artboard or computer monitor
- 13. Nonprinting words that appear on the artboard and identify visible or invisible objects, page boundaries, intersections, anchor points, etc.
- 16. Specifications you can set for how certain features of an application behave
- 17. Objects that share the same center point.
- 18. Anchor point joining two straight segments, one straight segment and one curved segment, or two curved segments.
- 19. Text that is created inside an object.
- 21. Two or more paths that are combined in such a way that “holes” appear wherever paths overlap.
- 22. Graduated blend between two or more colors used to fill an object or multiple objects.
Down
- 2. Vertical space between baselines
- 3. Resolution-independent graphics created with lines, curves, and fills.
- 4. Point from which an object is transformed; by default, the center point of an object, unless another point is specified.
- 6. All objects are shown will fills, strokes and effects
- 8. Individual pieces of artwork created in Illustrator.
- 11. Small circles on the gradient slider that represent the colors used in the gradient.
- 14. Formatting that has been applied to an object that affects its appearance.
- 15. Point at which two colors meet in equal measure.
- 20. Number of pixels in a given inch of a bitmap graphic.