Outline
In graphic design, tracing of the outer edge of text or a graphic image. If the outline is feathered , then the effect is generally referred to as a glow .
Objected-oriented (mode)
the Draw graphics mode. A set of algorithms describe graphic form in abstract geometrical terms, as object primitives, the most fundamental shapes from which all other shapes are made: lines, curves, and solid or patterned areas.
Oblique type
characters that are slanted to the right; sans serif typefaces often have oblique rather than true italics, which are a separate font.
Offset printing
for high-volume reproduction -- utilizes three rotating drums: a plate cylinder, a blanket cylinder, and an impression cylinder. The printing plate is wrapped around the plate cylinder, inked and dampened. The plate image is transferred, or offset, onto the blanket cylinder. Paper passes between the blanket cylinder and the impression cylinder, and the image is transferred onto the paper.
Orphan
in a page layout, the first line of a paragraph separated from the rest of the paragraph by a column or page break. Headings without enough type under them may be considered as orphans; there should be as much type below the heading as the height of the heading itself, including white space.
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