(1) Object properties can include font, style type, fill or colour palette.

(2) Describes the appearance of characters; for instance font, font style and font size.

(3) This font style is imitated for display. The closest matching style will be printed.

(4) Notice how the italic font style has a more flowing and visually appealing appearance than the oblique font style, which is simply created by skewing the normal font style version of the text.

(5) Not just an overall font style for the whole page but ONE font.

(6) For Conditional Formatting you can set Font Style, Underline, Color, and Strikethrough.

(7) Curvilinear font style is a new method of character expression after lattice font style and vector font style.

(8) With FO, you can define page layout, font style, colors, image rendering[Sentencedict], and many other design properties.

(9) The technique uses Fourier transforms, and reportedly correctly recognises at least 5000 words using 24 various font styles, including cursive ones.

(10) Defines a programming variable. Typically renders in an italic font style.

(11) Moreover, if you look at the earlier T4 style definition you'll see that it merely defines normal -- that is, default -- font style and weight.