Which statement about the text and font dialog box is true? a. it only provides two different fonts to choose from. b. it shows a preview of what the font settings look like. c. it does not let you change the size of the font. d. it works differently from most inkscape panels.

B. It shows a preview of what the font settings look like.

Explanation:

    Use the Text and Font dialog box to change the fonts, font size and / or font style used for text and data fields.

    Learn about the options in the dialog box.

Font: Lists all fonts you have installed for Windows. When the box is first displayed, the font already in use for the selected element is highlighted.

Font Style: Lists four additional attributes you can assign to the selected font:

- Regular: default, unmodified style

- Bold: Bold

- Italic: Italic

- Italic Bold: Italic Bold

Size: Lists the common point sizes for the highlighted font. When the box is first displayed, the font point size already in use for the selected element is highlighted and the highlighted point size is displayed in the edit box at the top.

    You can select directly from the list or type the size of the new point in the edit box at the top (if you know you have additional sizes installed for the currently selected printer or if you are using the scalable type).

Effects: Lists two additional options you can use to highlight the selected font; You can select one or both:

- Strikethrough: Prints the strikethrough character in the font.

- Underline: underlines the source.

Sample: Displays an example of the selected font. The example shows the font, style, size, effects, and color you specified.

You can use this box to view results while experimenting with different formatting options.

Script: Displays a list of available scripts.

OK: Applies font changes to the selected report element.

Cancel: Cancels all font changes and leaves the selected element report unchanged.

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