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A symbol that illustrates a concept or message without the use of words. Many corporate identities incorporate an icon with the name in an established manner.
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A picture or graphical representation of an object on a display screen to which a user can point to with a device, such as a mouse, to select a particular operation or perform a certain action.
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that part of the sensory storage system that holds visual stimuli.
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Things or persons that are considered the most admirable or recognizable examples of something.
Ãâó: www.artsmia.org/art_in_america/glossary.html
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A small graphic image that represents a file or application and when clicked upon produces a programmed result. Use of this mnemonic convention originated at Xerox PARC and was subsequently popularized by the Apple Macintosh. Producing an effective icon is non-trivial because of size and color restraints. See iconographer.
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