General PrintingMcKnight & McKnight Publishing Company, 1941 - 167 pages |
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... JUSTIFICATION Test the justification of your line as shown in Figure 14 - A . A correctly justified line should be loose enough for you to push it forward with ease , but at the same time , the line should be tight enough to stand alone ...
... JUSTIFICATION Test the justification of your line as shown in Figure 14 - A . A correctly justified line should be loose enough for you to push it forward with ease , but at the same time , the line should be tight enough to stand alone ...
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... justified against the 8 - pica slug . 8. Figure 79 - F shows the final step in justi- fying the last column group in the third line . No gauge is required for the last column- the type is set and justified in the space re- maining ...
... justified against the 8 - pica slug . 8. Figure 79 - F shows the final step in justi- fying the last column group in the third line . No gauge is required for the last column- the type is set and justified in the space re- maining ...
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... justified line of type , molded in one piece ; and the Monotype which casts individual pieces of type set in justified lines . The Linotype was invented in 1886 by Ottmar Mergenthaler , of Baltimore . The Monotype was invented in 1887 ...
... justified line of type , molded in one piece ; and the Monotype which casts individual pieces of type set in justified lines . The Linotype was invented in 1886 by Ottmar Mergenthaler , of Baltimore . The Monotype was invented in 1887 ...
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