Wysiwyg. It was especially found in desktop publishing.

Wysiwyg尤其被用于桌排版。

Fourth, what you write is always more important than how you format, but it's worth mentioning.

第四，你所写的内容总是比你如何排版更重要，但排版也值得一提。

The QWERTY layout has only ever had one challenger since.

此后，QWERTY排版只遇到一个挑战者。

" A monochromatic infographic poster about typography depicting Chinese characters."

“一幅单色信息图海报，汉字排版。”

I sent it down to layouts already. This is for you.

我已经送去排版 这份是给你的。

What can be removed or written in a clearer, simpler way?

哪些内容可以进行删减或排版以变得更清晰、更简单？

Now you might not realize it, but you're all unconscious experts on typography.

你们可能没有意识到这点，但你们在潜意识中都是排版专家。

You know, typesetting and everything like that.

你知道，排版之类的。

Oh, no, I made two copies, and had them covered, reset and bound so that they wouldn't look like manuscripts.

哦不，我已经印两份，加重新排版装订好，那样看起来就不会像手稿。

I don't have editorial control over the papers.

我可无权控制报章的排版。

Okay, we could probably use some help on layout.

也许我们需要一个人帮忙排版。

The typesetters also used gh in their spellings of goose, goat, and girl, but those spellings never caught on.

排版工人们在拼写“goose”（鹅）、“goat”（山羊）和“girl”（女孩）时也使用“gh”，但这些拼写从未流行开来。

That doesn’t make today’s genre-specific typography bad design.

这并没有使今天特定类型的排版成为糟糕的设计。

In order to understand why we went with QWERTY, we have to go all the way back to Milwaukee in 1874.

为理解我们为什么采用QWERTY排版，我们需要一直追溯到1874年的密尔沃基。

He even standardized capital letters  and certain forms of typography.

他甚至标准化大写字母和某些形式的排版。

In those days, books had to be set by hand.

【set】那时候的书只能靠手工排版。

Typography is about how you organize letters and text on a page.

排版是关于如何组织页上的字母和文本。

So would different typography have totally changed outcomes in any of these cases?

那么，在任何这些情况下， 不同的排版会完全改变结果吗？

No bad typography, no confusion, no embarrassing mix-up.

没有糟糕的排版， 没有混乱，没有令人尴尬的混淆。

The original tombstones were ads in newspapers, so called because they were laid out in a way that resembled gravestone inscriptions.

最初的墓碑是报纸上的广告，之所以叫墓碑，是因为它们的排版和墓碑铭文很像。