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Значения термина desktop publishing на английском

русский
настольная издательская система
португальский
paginação electrônica
испанский
auto edicion
каталонский
autoedició

Creation of documents using page layout skills on a personal computer.

настольная издательская система
Использование термина desktop publishing на английском
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What saved font styles from ruination, says Diesel, was the desktop publishing explosion.
Wired
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The desktop publishing revolution has brought us some really ugly pieces of paper.
Wired
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Apple had invested in Adobe in 1985 and they collaborated to popularize desktop publishing.
Reuters
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Writer is not, like Pages, a desktop publishing application.
Wired
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In the days before desktop publishing, designing a new font in wood or metal could take months.
Wired
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I've also toyed with the idea of trying Scribus, which is an open source desktop publishing platform.
Wired
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Originally an old printing term, Clip Art came into its own with the arrival of desktop publishing.
The Guardian
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Both software packages were long-standing leaders in desktop publishing software, and their developers had learned from early mistakes.
Wired
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At that time, finding employment proved difficult for Triona so she set up Triskele Design, a desktop publishing agency.
The Irish Times
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Similarly, Apple and Adobe pioneered the desktop publishing revolution by introducing the first high-quality printing solution for personal computers.
Apple training series: mac os x support essentials v10.6
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This should give UniQorn a shot at desktop publishing supremacy in what so far has been a two-horse race.
Wired
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What You See Is What You Get moni- tors were generally used for intensive word processing or desktop publishing.
Terminal Compromise
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You Built It, You Live in It The desktop publishing revolution has brought us some really ugly pieces of paper.
Wired
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Adobe Systems, desktop publishing giant and keeper of the industry-standard Portable Document Format announced version 8 of its Adobe Acrobat product line.
Wired
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This was in the late 1960's, before personal computers and desktop publishing, so it was all made with typewriters, scissors, and polaroid cameras.
The Irish Times
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Our state-of-the-art device could, though achingly slowly, run a one megabyte (MB) disk containing the crucial desktop publishing software for the magazine.
The Irish Times