Desktop Publishing Flashcards

(46 cards)

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Desktop Publishing-

A

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

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Resolution-

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print quality of a graphic

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Process colors-

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four basic colors

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Spot Color-

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any one color in a particular area

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Pull- Quotes-

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extracts from the article set apart in larger font and/or with rules or boxes

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Camera- Ready-

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a paper copy that is ready to be photographed for reproduction without further alteration

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Point

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1/72 of an inch

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Place-

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command for importing a graphic

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Publication

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any document produced in a desktop publishing program

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Fact Sheet-

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informational publication

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Point of Response-

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an address or telephone number where the reader can respond to information in the fact sheet

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Reverse Text-

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white text on a white background

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Gutter-

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spacing between columns

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Window Shades-

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are used to define the area of a text block

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Thumbnail-

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a small sketch that shows only the large elements of a the page

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Abstract-

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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

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Story Editor-

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word processing program within Adobe PageMaker

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Clipboard-

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a temporary storage area for cut or copied text or graphics

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Master Pages-

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  • 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
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Pasteboard-

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the white area surrounding and including the publication page

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Zero Point-

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the point at which the zero marks on the 2 rulers meet

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Orphan

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a line that begins a paragraph that is by itself at the bottom of a column or page

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Leading-

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vertical space between lines of a text

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Flag-

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includes the date of a newsletter, the volume number or date, and the name of the newsletter

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Cutlines-
text describing photos or graphics
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Styles-
sets of formatting instructions that you name, save, and apply to paragraphs
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Margin Guides
the magenta- colored boxes inside the page borders
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Typographic white space
Increasing the leading of body text can add
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Advertisements
should be simple at the top, have large headlines, and specific details
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click element, define
To change the weights and styles of lines a shapes
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Cropped Graphics
take longer to print
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Shadow Box
is a box with a drop shadow on 2 sides
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Red, yellow, blue, and black
are the four process colors used in desktop software
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In- line graphics-
the amount of space between the graphic and the text, a graphic as part of a text block
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Polygon Tool
used to create stars and other shapes in Adobe PageMaker
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Inches and Picas
two measurements used in publishing and desktop publishing
37
Tracking-
is the space between the characters
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Power Points-
the most read sections of the publication
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Baseline-
imaginary line on which character of type reside
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Kerning-
to manually set the space between characters
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Leaders-
are repeated patterns between tabs
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Reflected Image-
to distort a graphic to its mirror image
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Captions
should be visually smaller than the body text
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Typographer-
someone who designs or sets type in the commercial printing industry
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Transform-
to change the appearance by sizing, rotating, skewing, reflecting, or cropping
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Proof
a smaller scaled, less costly version of a poster