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What Kind of Desktop Publishing Do You Do?
Are you a graphic designer using professional desktop publishing software? Or, are you an administrative assistant using Microsoft Word to publish a newsletter at work? Perhaps you don't even think of what you do as desktop publishing but you use programs such as ADobe PageMaker or Scribus or The Print Shop or Dreamweaver. Tell us how you use them. Professional or not. In print or on the Web. For…
Desktop Publishing in the 21st Century
Desktop publishing is a term coined in the 1980s after the development of a specific type of software for creating materials for print; however, today desktop publishing encompasses more than just print communication and utilizes many different types of software. The basic goal of desktop publishing remains the same: a process for creating materials for visual communication.
Who, What, When, Where, Why, and How of Desktop Publishing
To understand desktop publishing, get answers to these basic questions about what it is and how it is used.
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