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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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non-textable region?

Is there a good way to concisely name the "region that does not fit for text overlay in an image"? For example, it is not good to put text right upon an human face in an portrait. Does terms like "non-textalbe region" make any sense at all?
  

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"Non-textable region" does not make sense, as textable is not a word in the English language. I suggest "Text-free region" instead. - Chris

— Anonymous

  • "Non-textable region" does not make sense, as textable is not a word in the English language.
  • I suggest "Text-free region" instead.
  • - Chris
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"Non-textable region" does not make sense, as textable is not a word in the English language. I suggest "Text-free region" instead.

- Chris
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