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What is a dot or picture element on the monitor?
pixel
What is an acronym for pixel?
The word "pixel" is itself a contraction of the words "picture element", the smallest individual part of a display image. (see related question)
The series of dots that form the image on a monitor are called?
They're called - pixels. The word pixel is a contraction of the phrase 'picture element'.
What is a preview monitor?
A picture monitor used for inspecting a picture source before it is switched to transmission.
What two words make pixel?
Pixel comes from the combination of "picture" and "element." It is a term used to represent the smallest unit of a digital image that can be displayed or controlled on a screen.
How can you get a printer to print colour like they are displayed on the monitor?
Try adjusting the monitors brightness and contrast until you find the same colour the printout has; that way you can see the picture exactly like its gonna come out.
When you send a picture by email it should be displayed in the?
abp
Is a portrait of president displayed in every public school?
There is no rule that requires the president's picture to be displayed, but I would guess that somewhere in most public schools there is a picture of the president on display.
What is the window snip tool?
It is a tool in which you can capture something that is showing on the screen and save it as a picture.
How do you add commentary to your slideshow on MySpace?
edit your picture to have a caption , this will be displayed at the bottom of your picture suring the show.
What is a computer monitor used for?
displaying the picture. The actual computer is the big rectangle beside the monitor. on a laptop the monitor and the monitor are connected into a compact shape.
What is the difference pixel pt and em?
A 'pixel' (from "picture element") is one single 'dot' or element in a video or computer monitor, or a computer or video image. It can refer to the physical display elements in the screen, or the individual dots in an image displayed there.An 'em' refers (in digital design) to the height of a particular displayed or printed font, in points. If you're using a ten point font, then one 'em' is ten points.A 'point' has meant different things over the years in physical print, but in the digital age - and here's where it gets fun - generally means a space of 1/72nd of an inch.In a older standard Mac monitor, the physical display was in 72 'pixels per inch' (PPI) and a 72pt. font would display at one inch tall on the screen, making one em 72 pts, and one inch. Modern monitors often display at 96 ppi, but the terms remain as guidelines.
