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Using Type
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Greeking type below a specified font size
Adobe Illustrator greeks—displays as a dimmed bar—type below a specified type size, as
set in the Greeking Limit text box in the Type & Auto Tracing Preferences dialog box. Any
type at or below the specified type size is replaced on-screen with non-letterforms that act
as placeholders in the artwork. Greeking type affects only artwork displayed on-screen,
not the printed image.
set in the Greeking Limit text box in the Type & Auto Tracing Preferences dialog box. Any
type at or below the specified type size is replaced on-screen with non-letterforms that act
as placeholders in the artwork. Greeking type affects only artwork displayed on-screen,
not the printed image.
In addition, if you reduce the document view so that type on-screen falls below the greek
type limit, the type appears greeked. For example, if the greek type limit is set at 6 points,
12-point type viewed at a 50% zoom level appears greeked.
type limit, the type appears greeked. For example, if the greek type limit is set at 6 points,
12-point type viewed at a 50% zoom level appears greeked.
To set the greek type limit:
1 Choose Edit > Preferences > Type & Auto Tracing (Windows and Mac OS 9) or
Illustrator > Preferences > Type & Auto Tracing (Mac OS X).
Illustrator > Preferences > Type & Auto Tracing (Mac OS X).
2 Enter a value in points in the Greeking text box, and click OK.
Formatting columns and paragraphs
The Adobe Illustrator program includes a number of features especially useful for working
with larger groups of type, such as type laid out within columns. These functions enable
you to set the paragraph indentation and text alignment, change the amount of space
between paragraphs, set tab marks, and fit type to fill a set width. You can even specify
where words break in paragraphs, using the hyphenation feature.
with larger groups of type, such as type laid out within columns. These functions enable
you to set the paragraph indentation and text alignment, change the amount of space
between paragraphs, set tab marks, and fit type to fill a set width. You can even specify
where words break in paragraphs, using the hyphenation feature.
Using the Paragraph palette
You change the formatting of columns and paragraphs using the Paragraph palette.
Paragraph palette
A. Align Left B. Align Center C. Align Right D. Justify Full Lines E. Justify All Lines F. Left Indent
G. First Line Left Indent H. Right Indent I. Space Before Paragraph
A. Align Left B. Align Center C. Align Right D. Justify Full Lines E. Justify All Lines F. Left Indent
G. First Line Left Indent H. Right Indent I. Space Before Paragraph
Displaying the Paragraph palette Choose Window > Type > Paragraph.
Changing the palette display size Click the up and down arrows on a palette’s tab to
cycle through the display sizes. Alternately, choose Show Options or Hide Options from
the palette menu.
cycle through the display sizes. Alternately, choose Show Options or Hide Options from
the palette menu.
Editing paragraph values To apply a value to the selected type without moving to the
next text box in the palette, press Enter or Return. To apply a value and then highlight the
value just edited, press Shift+Enter or Shift+Return.To apply a value and move to the next
text box in the palette, press Tab.
next text box in the palette, press Enter or Return. To apply a value and then highlight the
value just edited, press Shift+Enter or Shift+Return.To apply a value and move to the next
text box in the palette, press Tab.
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