Desktop Publishing Flashcards

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WHAT IS IT?

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is the process of using software to create publications such as magazines, newspapers, books, leaflets and posters on a desktop computer or laptop. in short, it enables the production of documents that combine text and graphics.

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1 BENIFIT

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layouts can be created on a grid using the snap-to-grid and guidelines functions for speed and accuracy.

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2 BENIFIT

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images can be edited and manipulated easily, colour, size, cropping and shaping can all be edited creatively.

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3 BENIFIT

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visuals can be sent electronically to the client for approval therefore saving time.

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4 BENIFIT

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the clients and editors modifications can be made quickly and easily.

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5 BENIFIT

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graphic designers can work from home therefore saving travel costs and reducing their carbon footprint.

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6 BENIFIT

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communication between the graphic designer, client and print company is easily done via email.

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DTP TERMS BITMAP:

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BITMAP: an image file comprised of pixels. these tend to be large files.

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DTP TERMS BLEED:

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BLEED: a extension of a graphic or block of colour beyond the trimmed edge of the page.

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DTP TERMS DROP SHADOW:

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DROP SHADOW:a shadow created behind an object or text to create depth and emphasis.

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DTP TERMS DROP CAPITAL:

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DROP CAPITAL: the first letter (uppercase) in an article or paragraph that is enlarged and dropped below the line. identifies the start of an article.

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