| A | B |
|---|
| Using a personal computer and output devices to produce documents. | Desktop Publishing |
| Set of folded sheets showing placement of pages. | Folding Dummy |
| Arrangement of pages s press sheet can be folded and bound in proper sequence. | Imposition |
| Storage device that uses some type of disk or cartridge for storing large files. | Removable Drive |
| The density of dots or pixels on a page or monitor measured in dots per inch | Resolution |
| Converts line art, photos or text to digital data. | Scanner |
| Software used to tell computer how to manipulate information. | Operating System |
| Software used to create or revise text. | Word-processing |
| Software used to create graphics. | Illustration |
| Software used to edit or change a photographic image. | Image-editing |
| Software used to arrange and manipulate text and graphics. | Page-layout |
| Software used to handle all of the fonts on a computer. | Font-management |
| Software used to check page-layout files for potential output problems. | Preflight |
| Image where each dot on the screen registers up to 256 shades of gray. | Grayscale |
| Drawing that contains no grays or middle tones. | Line art |
| Color mode consisting of the additive primary colors. | RGB |
| Hold this in your hand and drag across images to scan. | Handheld scanner |
| Uses a roller mechanism to pull a sheet over an optical device. | Sheetfed scanner |
| Most common type of scanner. | Flatbed scanner |
| Specially made for scanning 35mm slides. | Slide scanner |
| Image is wrapped around a transparent cylinder to scan high end work. | Drum scanner |
| Image that is made up of pixels. | Raster image |
| Image made up of independent lines, shapes or objects. | Vector graphic |
| Generates high resolution film separations and/or plates from digital files. | Imagesetter |
| Processes film materials and develops, fixes, rinses and dries. | Processor |
| Digital files are sent directly to plates using laser diodes. | Platesetter |
