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Text Newsletter: Plain newsletter with words only, no colors, graphics, fonts or pictures; can be received by anyone who has email.

Text Link Exchange: Network where participating sites display text ads in exchange for credits which are converted (using a predetermined exchange rate) into ads to be displayed on other sites.

Textiles: Woven fabrics that have been and are used for painting on include: linen and cotton canvas, cambric, silk, hessian, sailcloth, sacking and synthetics. They all call for some form of groundin . . . View Full Definition

Textual Criticism: The collection, comparison, and collating of all textual variants in order to reconstruct or recreate a single authoritative text--especially one that reflects authorial intention.

Textual Variant: A version of a text that has differences in wording or structure compared with other texts, especially one with missing lines or extra lines added. In some cases, textual variants reflect th . . . View Full Definition

Text Link Ads: Advertisements which are formatted as text links. Since the web was originally based on text and links people are typically more inclined to pay attention to text links than some other ad fo . . . View Full Definition

Text Link: A plain HTML link that does not involve graphic or special code such as flash or java script.

Q-Text: The term for a hypothetical ur-text or source manuscript that served as the source for the synoptic gospels (i.e., Matthew, Mark, and Luke), but which did not influence John. The abbreviatio . . . View Full Definition

Substantive Text: A text based upon access to an original manuscript as opposed to a text derived only from an earlier edition.

Text: A segment of the televisual flow, such as an individual program, a commercial, a newscast, even an entire evening's viewing.