Typeface style
A "typeface style" is a variation of a typeface,
such as italic
or
bold.
Similar typefaces, that vary only in style but have common design principles,
form up the faces of a type family.
The four basic computer styles are Roman (or regular),
bold, italic, and bold italic.
A typeface in a particular style variant and size is called a
font. However, in the context
of computers, font is usually used synonym for typeface.
Using Typefaces (or Fonts)
The following screencasts demonstrate how to format text using typefaces (or fonts):
- How to format text in different fonts.
- How to format text in bold font.
- How to format text in italic font.
- How to format text underlined.
- How to format text in bold italic font.
- How to format text in Roman (regular) font.
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