What is the difference between aliased and anti-aliased edges?
What will be an ideal response?
An aliased edge is a hard edge-the hard "stair-stepped" pixels are very obvious. The edge is noticeably blunt. This is why aliased edges are seldom used. An anti-aliased edgeis a crisp but smoother edge. With an anti-aliased edge, Photoshop creates a smooth transition between the edge and its background using many shades of the edge pixel color.
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Case Based Critical Thinking QuestionsCase 17-1Maxwell has developed a Movies database. He presented his design to his class, and some of his listeners had questions.Here is one of the tables Maxwell showed to the audience.
Kyra asks how to select all movies that received an award between 1940 and 1955. Maxwell tells her that the query criteria for the Award Year field should be: _____.
A. >= 1940 AND <= 1955 B. >= 1940 OR <= 1955 C. = 1940 AND = 1955 D. HIGHER THAN 1940 AND LOWER THAN 1955
Importing a query, form, report, subform, or subreport does not automatically import the underlying ________
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
If the user selects the first item in a ComboBox like the one in the accompanying figure, the SelectedIndex property will have the value ____.
A. -1 B. 0 C. 1 D. 2
Each ________ in an amortization table tracks how much of a payment is applied to the principal and how much is applied to the interest
A) column B) row C) field D) record