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Exploring MacWrite 159
• Underline
• Outline
• Shadow
These are alternatives to plain text writing. The author
may choose any one of these or any combination which best
suits his or her needs.
Often, the written word is best expressed in a different
size. The second half of the style menu provides for this.
Examples
of style options appear in New York font in figure
5.25. Twelve point is the standard size. One point equals I I 72
of an inch. Therefore, a 12 point character is I I 6th of an inch
high.
When all else fails use the New York font.
But~ you may I ike to use the Geneva font.
The Toronto font may be easier to read.
The Monaco font may appear more international.
Howeuer, the Chicago font is bolder.
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