It depends on how your computer is set up. Typically for word processing, the font size is generally set at 72pt as 1 inch on the screen, or in non-word processing usage (such as image editing or elsewhere that works on a screen) the default resolution is 96dpi (dots per inch). For printers, check with the documentation for specific quality settings (some can have 600dpi for low resolution and some can go up to at least 2400dpi for high quality).
1000 points are equal to 1 inch
72 points per inch basically
Font size is usually measured in points; 1 inch is approximately 72 points.
Points in a document refer to the size of the font. One point is approximately equal to 1/72 inch. So, 72 points would be about one inch tall text.
A single point is equal to 1/72 of an inch in font size.
The size of the font used in a document is called font size. It is typically measured in points, with one point equal to 1/72 of an inch. Common font sizes range from 8 to 72 points.
If you mean points as in character sizes.. 72 point is one inch.
well the fonts are measured in points
In point sizes 72 points is equal to one inch. However this is measured from the center of an accent mark above the capitol Å to the descender of a lower case g so the will effect the one inch measurement of a capital letter. The X height is different for each font depending on it's design.
A capital letter at 72 point font size is supposed to measure one inch height.the answer to the crossword puzzle, if that's what youre doing, is "point"
I believe it is 72 points. 95 percent sure.
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2 weight-watchers points for a one-inch cube of cheddar. See also:Losing weight
This could vary from how much you set it up. A printer could go from 50dpi-800dpi. (dpi is dots per inch.) For type setters, 72 points equals one inch.