GLOSSARY --- ボタンに軽く触れて下さい
- Leaders:
- Strings of a character, usually periods or dashes, to lead
the eye across the space between items in adjacent columns.
Usually found in tables, such as tables of contents.
- Leading:
- (Pronounced "ledding") The amount of vertical space
between lines of type.
- Letterspacing:
- Extra space inserted between letters in a word.
- Ligature:
- A special double character in a font
representing two letters as one.
In modern typography, the most common ligatures are: fi, fl, ffi, ffl,
and sometimes ff. Others include the vowel pairs ae and oe, and more
rarely, ct, st, and sp.
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Last updated 20 November 1995