Width Table- Collections of information about how much horizontal room each character in a font should occupy, often accompanied by information about special kerning pairs or other exception
- Windows- An area of a computer screen in which a single document is displayed.
- Woodtype- Hand-set types cut from wood by a mechanical router. Formerly used for large display sizes that were not practical for metal casting, woodtype has been virtually eliminated by display photographic typesetting.
- Word-processing program-
- A computer application used to type in text, then edit, correct, move, or remove it.
- Wordspacing- The spatial interval between words. In setting justified body type, space is added between words to extend each line to achieve flush left and right edges. See Interwordspacing.
- World Wide Web-
- A global graphic media system used to exchange data between computer users.
- WORM- Acronym for “Write Once Read Many,” usually applied to storage media such as CD-ROMs, which can only be written once but read many times.
- WYSIWYG- Abbreviation for “what you see is what you get”;pronounced Wizzywig. This means the image on the screen is identical to the image that will be produced as final output.
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