Getting Started with DTP Crossword

A software that can be downloaded without cost. It is used to read Adobe Acrobat, or PDF, files.
An acronym for desktop publishing.
The use of word processing software or specialized desktop publishing software on a personal computer to create a document in which graphics and text enhance the message.
An acronym for graphical user interface; indicates that pictures rather than text allow the user to work with the computer.
An acronym for what you see is what you get; means that the image that appears on a computer display is the same as the printed version.
The first true desktop publishing software developed for use on a computer.
An operating system marketed by Microsoft that is used computers generally identified as PCs.
An open source operating system that generally runs on PCs.
An acronym for personal computer. Generally, PCs are computers that use the Microsoft Windows operating system.
(Macintosh) is a computer marketed by Apple Computers that uses the Macintosh operating system.
A software that is developed by individuals and offered free to the public. “Open” means that its code can be modified in any way that a user needs.
Another term for an operating system.
An acronym for portable document format. It is an extension for Adobe Acrobat and Acrobat Reader files.
(Optical character recognition) is a process that converts a scanned representation of text into editable “live” text on a computer.
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 details.
A software installed on a computer that allows a printer and computer to communicate.
A file sent to a printer that provides it with all the information it needs to create a postscript document.
Locations from which network signals are transmitted using an antenna.
A term used to describe a wireless network.
One type of hardware that connects computers in a network.
Locations that transmit a wireless signal for use by those in the vicinity.
A means of preventing access to a network.
A wide area network that uses devices such as telephone lines, satellite dishes, and radio waves to connect computers to a network.
A broad term that describes software designed to be destructive to a computer. It can include viruses, worms, Trojans, adware, or spyware.