italic VS. oblique?

Der er ikke den store forskel på de to. De er begge kursive.
Prøv at se her:
http://www.webtip.dk/typark/alleegenskaber/typark_fontstyle.php
Jeg ved ikke om du kan få noget ud af dette.
Norbert.

en jkunne jeg desværre ikke bruge til noget :(

http://blooberry.com/indexdot/css/properties/font/fontstyle.htm

eller på den officiele hjemmeside:
http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/fonts.html#font-styling

Det den prøver at sige er, så vidt jeg har forstået det, at nogle fonts har en såkaldt label som hedder normal, italic eller oblique - og det er så den man kan ændre på. Men i grunden plejer man bare at bruge italic.

Much that is labelled “Italic” is more properly described as “Oblique”. Oblique, or “slanted”, characters can be generated by applying a simple mathematical transform to the outline of the upright character.

Link: http://www.vector.org.uk/v161/phil161.htm

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The difference between italic and oblique if that italic is a completely separate design, with many of the letters showing different characteristics, whereas olique is more like a sloped variant of roman.

Link: http://www.goatly.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/DTPbook/01Chap01.pdf

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The difference between italic and oblique is that italic is a completely separate
design, with many of the letters showing different characteristics, whereas olique is
more like a sloped variant of roman.

Link: http://www.goatly.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/DTPbook/01Chap01.pdf

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Det var et svar.

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Tak..!

Velbekomme!

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