| Also known as DTP,
desktop publishing was first created by Paul Brainard at Aldus
after creating and releasing the Aldus Pagemaker
software
program
in 1985 for the
Macintosh.
Desktop publishing is the use of a
computer
to produce
documents
for publication. Generally, this type of document is a high quality
document containing text and graphics formatted on a single page. For
example desktop publishing is needed for creating such printed
material as book covers, brochure, fliers, etc. Also see: Leader, PostScript,
Word
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