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| The correct term for the character & |
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| Software that sends automated replies to messages |
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| A digital image that comprises rows of dots, either square or rectangular, in a regular grid pattern |
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| If a background colour or image is to run right to the edge of a printed page, an additional 3mm to 5mm of image is allowed on the three sides beyond the dimensions of the page when trimmed (guillotined) |
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| A positive image produced by an imagesetter output on white photographic paper rather than clear acetate film |
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| A tool for reading web pages |
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| An independent service provider where you can send Postscript files to be output on an imagesetter |
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| Downloading data to a CD-R or CD-RW with a computer's CD writer function |
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| (Compact Disc - Recordable). A CD on which data can be stored and read |
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| (Compact Disc - Read Only Memory). Most software and clip-art will be supplied on this form of CD. You cannot download your own data onto these. |
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| Senior newspaper journalists who make key production decisions |
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| Explanatory feature to accompany news stories |
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| Clumsy hyphenation at the end of the line |
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| One in large type across front page |
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| (Compact Disc - Read Write). A CD on which data can be stored - and then can be subsequently overwritten as on a hard disk or floppy disk. |
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| Graphic images, illustrations, cartoons, etc., that are available with many computer programmes; these can be purchased on CD-Rom, or obtained free on the internet. |
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| Separation of colour images into the four basic colours used by colour printing machines. |
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| The correct term for the character @ |
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| A small file, held on your own computer, which can give information about your activities to the owner of another website (for example what you have previously purchased from their site). |
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| The correct term for the character @ |
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| A small file, held on your own computer, which can give information about your activities to the owner of another website (for example what you have previously purchased from their site). |
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| Any material supplied for articles or advertising in the magazine. |
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| (Cyan-Magenta-Yellow-Black). The four basic colours used for printing in full colour. |
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| Technology that allows commercial printers to accept computer-generated files (such as PDFs) and enables printing without the need for intermediate filmwork or printing plates. |
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| (Dots Per Inch). A standard measurement of output resolution used by scanners etc. |
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| (Desk Top Publishing). In-house origination and printing/publishing of any documents using one's own computers, printers, etc. |
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| (eg artwork) prepared for reproduction |
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| Words used with a picture (usually underneath) identifying where necessary and relating it to the accompanying story |
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| Extensions of picture caption into a self contained story |
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| height of the lower-case letters of a typeface |
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| White on black - type reversed out |
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| Series of street interviews |
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| Thickness or boldness of letters in a typeface |
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| Area on page with no type or illustration |
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| Part of story continued on a ater page |
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| American term for typographical error |
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| Old name for an en; hence nutted type indented one en |
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| National Union of Journalists |
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| Another term for pull quote |
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| Story written with negative angle |
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