Desktop Publishing- Chapter 1 - Matching Worksheet

The process of producing a document on a PC
Graphical user interface
What you see is what you get
First desktop publishing software, developed 1985
Software that runs a computer
Open source software is called
Personal Computer - Windows OS
Computer Marketed by Apple
Software developed by individuals and offered for free
Another term for an operating system
Software that has many features and is often used by professionals
Portable document format - an extension of Acrobat Reader
Software that can be downloaded without cost. Used to read PDF files
A term that means a file can be read on both Mac and PC
Allows users to enter information into a computer.
Allows users to transfer information in a computer to print or display
A process that converts a scanned representation of text into editable "live" text on a computer
A means of printing by placing a series of dots closely together so that they give the appearance of printed letters.
A programming language that describes the appearance of images (which includes text) on the printed page
A printing method that sprays a series of ink dots onto a page, allowing it to reproduce both text and images with fine detail
Software installed on a computer that allows a printer and computer to communicate
A term used to describe a wireless network
One type of hardware that connects computers in a network
A local area network that connects computers located in proximity to one another
A wide area network that uses devices such as telephone lines, satellite dishes, and radio waves to connect computers to a network.
Another type of WAN that connects computers in a single organization, meaning private.