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| Desktop Publishing | The process of using a computer to create a layout for printed materials |
| Layout | The organization of print and graphics on the page. |
| Pixel | A small point on a picture display; one "dot" on the screen |
| Graphics | Graphs, charts, pictures, or drawings created by a computer. |
| Clip Art | Prepared graphic images that can be copied into another document. |
| Paint Program | A software program that allows the user to control pixels on teh computer screen to produce graphics. |
| Plotter | A device designed to output graphics usually on a large piece of paper. |
| CAD | Software that assits in producing technical drawings (Computer Aided Design) such as those used by engineers and architects. |
| GUI | A way of interacting with the computer (Graphical User Interface) that uses a mouse and icons to initiate actions. |
| Chart | Graphic representation of compared data (such as pie charts and bar charts). |
| Draw Program | A graphics program tha creates graphical objects on the screen. |
| Graphics Tablet | A drawing surface connected to the computer, from which a hand drawn iamge is transmitted to the computer. |
| Pixel Graphics | Computer graphics stored as pictures, as oppsed to formulas; graphics made with paint programs. |
| Scanner | A device that converts printed material into digital signals representing pictures (images) or text (OCR). |
