Getting Stuff Into the Computer
by Sandee Cohen
From Design Into Print: Preparing Graphics and Text for Professional Printing
- Copyright
- Colophon
- Introduction
- Start at the End
- 1. Know Where You’re Going
- 2. Desktop Printing
- 3. The Basics of Commercial Printing
- What is the Computer Doing?
- 4. Understanding the Types of Computer Applications
- 5. Computer Color Modes
- 6. Raster Images and Resolutions
- 7. Vector Images
- 8. File Formats
- The World of Color
- 9. Process Color Printing
- 10. Spot Colors and Duotones
- 11. How Many Colors to Print
- Getting Stuff Into the Computer
- 12. Digital Cameras
- 13. Scanners and Scanning
- 14. Stock Photos and Clip Art
- 15. Fonts, Strokes, and Outlines
- Getting Your Work Printed and Published
- 16. High-Resolution Output
- 17. Acrobat and PDF Files
- 18. Output Specifications
- 19. Trapping
- 20. Preflight and Proofing
- A. Preflight Checklist
- B. Glossary
The key to making your projects look good when they come out of the computer is making sure they look good when they go into the computer. Here are tips for getting images and typefaces into the computer correctly.
“Things should be as simple as possible, but not simpler.” | ||
| --ALBERT EINSTEIN | ||
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