(1) The display of text in inverse video or with a colored background, to designate a selection range. (2) A QuickDraw capability that displays background bits or pixels in a distinctive visual way, such as inverting them.
The use of transparent colored markers intended to draw attention to particular area of text in a book.
(1) Lighter shade or shades of hair color subtly laid onto small sections of the hair (formerly known as "frosting"). (2) The use of highlighter to open up the space between eyes and eyebrows, making the eyes look bigger, more open, and wide awake.
Brightening the appearance of hair by adding color tones.
Highlighting refers to the use of color to spotlight text within an article reprint. Yellow or grey are traditional colors used for this special effect. View reprint sample with highlighting.
Highlighting makes the model lighter in certain areas in order to reinforce natural light. Models can be actively highlighted by drybrushing them, or by blending a lighter color with the base color. Models can be passively highlighted by starting with a light basecoat and shading it appropriately.
Making some piece of output stand out, for example by changing its color or drawing a colored line around it. CLIM often highlights the presentation under the pointer to indicate that it is sensitive.
Rendering specific portions of a scene in a distinctive color, indicating a portion of the scene graph that is ready to be picked and manipulated independently of other objects in the scene.
finishing technique of removing colored finish materials in a pattern which enhances the natural grain patterns.
calling attention to a portion of displayed data or format features by underling, bolding, shadowing, boxing, reverse video, blinking, or applying color; specifically, an emphasis technique typically used to distinguish the current selection in a menu from the other menu options; usually implemented by increasing the intensity (brightness) of the highlighted item or by displaying it in reverse video.
The act of selecting a section of text. This action can be accomplished by following these steps: 1) Click to one side of the area that shall be highlighted; 2) Push and hold the left mouse button down without releasing; 3) Move the pointer/cursor over the area to select it. Typically at this point, the area that you are selecting will be highlighted by a different color, usually black, purple, or blue.
A technique which removes some of the dark stain between the grain to highlight the base color.
Highlighting text means displaying it with a different foreground and/or background color to make it stand out from the rest of the text in the buffer.
Shading a figure with lighter tones to pick out the raised areas. This can be done with techniques such as blending or drybrushing.
A color-removal technique in the finishing process, which is used to highlight natural grain characteristics.
The use of transparent and brightly colored markers (Highlighters) to draw attention to particular text. Frequently done by students. See also Underlining and Marginalia.
The selecting of data or text.
A color-removal technique used in furniture finishing that is used to highlight natural grain characteristics.
Finishing technique in which colored finish materials are removed in a pattern which enhances the natural grain patterns.