The orientation of a slide. Portrait slides are taller than they are wider.
A work of art that represents a specific person, a group of people, or an animal. Portraits usually show what a person looks like as well as revealing something about the subject's personality. Portraits can be made of any sculptural material or in any two-dimensional medium. Portraiture is the field of portrait making and portraits in general. Portrait is a term that may also refer simply to a vertically oriented rectangle, just as a horizontally oriented one may be said to be oriented the landscape way.
An orientation where the long dimension of a rectangular area (for example, screen or paper) is vertical.
Usually noted in statement printing. Refers to the direction of the print on the paper. On standard 8.5 X 11 paper landscape would be printing with the top and bottom of the document running the width of the 8.5 inch paper. (see landscape)
A sign that is higher that it is wide.
An art design in which the height is greater than the width. (Opposite of Landscape.)
A document that is higher than it is wide.
A page orientation description in which the page is taller than it is wide. to top
The orientation of a document or graphic to be vertical; i.e., the width is less than the height. See also landscape.
Referring to the orientation of the print on the page. Printed lines run parallel to the shorter side of the page. (Contrast with landscape.)
prints images across the short side of the page.
The orientation of a page in which the shortest dimension is horizontal
the name of the format of a page whose side is longer than its top
An image or page in a vertical format, where the height is longer than the width.
Vertical slide orientation; opposite of "landscape," or horizontal orientation.
XE "portrait" orientation of paper is the position where the longer dimension is vertical, and is the most generally used. This definition is universal in computer printing operations. See Landscape.
Printing so that the document is higher than it's width Preferences The range of options allowing you to customise how your CD player operates.
Format where the height is greater than the width.
The orientation of a document that displays the longest sides of the document vertically. An example of this is an 8.5X11 paper viewed normally.
Page or illustration deeper than it is wide.
use of paper with the longer side vertical.
Portrait is a page orientation with greater height than width, i.e. the orientation that's normally used for letters. See Landscape(STUFF: maybe insert a small pixmap? :)
A page format in which the correct reading or viewing orientation is vertical; the height of the page is greater than its width. See also Landscape.
Refers to a page or image that is taller than wide.
Scanning or display of documents in typical orientation. That is, 8.5" wide by 11" tall.
Artwork depicting a specific person or group of people. Also used to describe a vertically oriented rectangle; opposite of landscape.
Upright or vertical format on a computer screen, page or printed product.
The page orientation in which the paper is taller than it is wide. printer spread The two pages that are printed side-by-side on the same sheet of paper.
An upright, oblong artwork or photograph where vertical dimension is greater than the horizontal.
Page orientation, vertical. Taller than wide, the default page orientation of most (all?) applications. YOu may change between portrait and landscape in the same document if you know how.
The normal orientation of a page. See also landscape.
A document with vertical orientation. In other words, the page is taller than it is wide. Portrait orientation is opposite of Landscape.
The orientation of a page so that the longest edge is vertical.
Sign where height measurement (vertical line) is greater than width measurement. OPPOSITE OF LANDSCAPE.
an upright image or page where the height is greater than the width.
A page or screen orientation that is taller than it is wide.
Page orientation where the page length exceeds the page width. See orientation.
An image or page in which the height is greater than the width. Also refers to the orientation of pages, tables and illustrations that are printed vertically or "upright." Also see landscape.
vertical page orientation, versus landscape, or horizontal
description of a format which is deeper than it is wide.
A vertical paper orientation (tall side vertical).
The orientation of a page in which the longest dimension is vertical. Preview Scan - A preliminary scan that can be used to define the exact area for the final scan. A low- resolution image of the full page or scanning area as shown, and a frame of some type is used to specify the area to be included in the final scan.
Where the finished size is deeper than it is wide. (as in a painting).
A layout format in which the height is greater than the width. Opposite of Landscape.
Vertical page orientation used for printing. See also: orientation landscape
This refers to the orientation of an image. Portrait describes an image which is taller than it is wide. (An image that is wider than it is tall is referred to as 'landscape'.)
Orientation of an invitation referring to a vertical layout.
An image or page that is vertically oriented, as opposed to landscape, which is horizontally oriented.
Orientation of a sheet or end-product where the vertical dimension is greater than the horizontal.
A page orientation in which the longest side of the page is vertical. So named because most photos of people (portraits) are done in this orientation.
The height of a paper is greater than its width. Vertical layout or orientation.
The shape of a book is referred to as portrait when its height is greater than its width.
at Hogwarts there were many paintings of dead people, landscapes, maps, food, and folklore; the subjects in the paintings could move, talk, and interact with each other and the living people at Hogwarts; they could leave their portraits; go visiting, and even get drunk on five-hundred-year old wine; if a wizard or witch’s portrait hung in more than one location, he or she could move between their portraits; the secret entrance to Gryffindor Tower was hidden behind painting very fat woman in a pink silk dress
A piece of paper, an image or page which is turned so that the height is greater than the width. Often simply called tall.
Printing that is oriented upright on the page (as opposed to landscape, in which printing is sideways on the page). This is the standard orientation for printing letters or documents. See also landscape.
A vertical page orientation. Eg: the depth of the page is greater than the width. (as opposed to landscape format)
A page layout that uses vertical page presentation.
When you have a standard sheet of paper, you can either orient your document with the long side vertically or horizontally. When the vertical dimension is greater than the horizontal, this is termed Portrait. Example: Compare with Landscape.
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A page whose width is shorter than its height.
In the Harry Potter books and films, the subjects of magical portraits can move (or simulate motion, at least within the two-dimensional plane of the picture), interact with living observers, speak, and demonstrate apparent emotion and personality. Some can even apparently move to other portraits to visit each other, or to relay messages. Many such portraits are found on the walls of Hogwarts.