KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS
It allows one to copy any text selected.
Control C
A type of fill that is transitioning into a darker or lighter color.
Gradient fill
A font without serifs.
Sans serif
Responsible for developing, maintaining, and operating computer software.
Programmer
A file format commonly used to save vector images.
Ai (Adobe Illustrator)
Allows one to print a paper or document without looking for a print function.
Control P
A darker highlight on the selected graphic.
Stroke
A standard font common on most papers.
Arial.
Makes team assignments, sets deadlines for the project, and ensures deadlines are met.
Project manager
A file format used mostly for graphics.
Png
Control Z
A graphic that is filled with one color.
Solid fill
A fancier yet more professional-looking font.
Times New Roman
Provides and checks the accuracy of the content for a project.
Copy writer
A high-quality raster image format that is immensely favored by photographers.
Tif
Allows one to save their work without having to find a save button.
Control S
A graphic with an almost see-through color or graphic.
Opacity
The use of fonts in a yearbook.
Typography
Creates the lock and the feel of a project.
Graphic artist
A very common, compressed image file format, used mostly for digital images.
jpg
Allows one to bring back something they accidentally undid.
Control Y
A type of graphic that can include dots, stripes, or even spots.
Patterns
A font that looks like it has a serif, but doesn't, and is also a form of writing.
Cursive
A person tasked with making sure several goods are sold within a specific time frame.
Yearbook sales manager
It is the most common type of vector image file.
Svg