Desktop Publishing Flashcards
(46 cards)
Desktop Publishing-
the process of using the computer and specific types of software to combine text and graphics to produce documents such as newsletters, brochures, books, etc. Desktop publishing software is a tool to create visual communications for professional or desktop printing
Resolution-
print quality of a graphic
Process colors-
four basic colors
Spot Color-
any one color in a particular area
Pull- Quotes-
extracts from the article set apart in larger font and/or with rules or boxes
Camera- Ready-
a paper copy that is ready to be photographed for reproduction without further alteration
Point
1/72 of an inch
Place-
command for importing a graphic
Publication
any document produced in a desktop publishing program
Fact Sheet-
informational publication
Point of Response-
an address or telephone number where the reader can respond to information in the fact sheet
Reverse Text-
white text on a white background
Gutter-
spacing between columns
Window Shades-
are used to define the area of a text block
Thumbnail-
a small sketch that shows only the large elements of a the page
Abstract-
a summary at the beginning of a publication, or a design element that breaks up text graphics and allows visual breathing room for the eye
Story Editor-
word processing program within Adobe PageMaker
Clipboard-
a temporary storage area for cut or copied text or graphics
Master Pages-
- nonprinting pages used for placing text and/or graphics that will appear on all of the pages
- When working with multiple pages, it is helpful to define items for the entire publication on these
Pasteboard-
the white area surrounding and including the publication page
Zero Point-
the point at which the zero marks on the 2 rulers meet
Orphan
a line that begins a paragraph that is by itself at the bottom of a column or page
Leading-
vertical space between lines of a text
Flag-
includes the date of a newsletter, the volume number or date, and the name of the newsletter