Exam 4: Creating a Custom Publication From Scratch

A(n) ____ results in a gradual progression of colors and shades.

The ____________________ command resets a graphic to its original size and dimension with no cropping.

If you do not enter a name for a modified color scheme, Publisher assigns a name that begins with the word, ____, followed by a number.

A ____ is a mixture of a base color and black.

Deleting the ____________________ does not change the colors in previously created publications.

A template will always fit every situation.

You may press the ____ key to begin checking the publication for spelling errors.

Deleting graphics from the Building Block Library does not delete them from ____________________.

____________________ means to line up an object relative to the page margin or relative to another object.

Publications with edited graphics look rigid and computer-generated.

A(n) ____________________ is a mixture of a base color and black.

Publisher provides ____ with no preset objects or designs, allowing you to start from scratch.

Modified Multiple Choice Custom color schemes allow you to choose ____.

Tints and shades are applied in ____________________-percent increments.

Text wrapping refers to how objects wrap themselves around other objects on a page. ____________________

____ ornamentation refers to serif, structure, form, or style.

Tap or click the Recolor button to display the ____________________ gallery, as shown in the accompanying figure.

Once created, the name of a ____ appears in the list of color schemes.

When you first start Publisher, the template gallery displays a list of featured and built-in templates, as well as blank publications.

In Publisher, layering, or ordering, means to make purposeful decisions on how objects appear in front of one another.