Windows Graphics and Prepress
Steve W. Rimmer
Abstract
Steve W. Rimmer
Abstract
From the Publisher: Producing graphics electronically in a form that can be easily printed is one of the toughest problems facing graphics professionals. Windows Graphics and Prepress shows you how to get commercial-quality graphics from the new generation of Windows graphic production software, including CorelDRAW and Corel PhotoPAINT. Steve Rimmer takes a practical, hands-on approach to producing sophisticated, professional images on the PC. He covers the details of color separation, page imposition, typography, the differences between working on screen and on paper, how printing technologies affect the final output, and when and how to use a service bureau.
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From the Publisher: Producing graphics electronically in a form that can be easily printed is one of the toughest problems facing graphics professionals. Windows Graphics and Prepress shows you how to get commercial-quality graphics from the new generation of Windows graphic production software, including CorelDRAW and Corel PhotoPAINT. Steve Rimmer takes a practical, hands-on approach to producing sophisticated, professional images on the PC. He covers the details of color separation, page imposition, typography, the differences between working on screen and on paper, how printing technologies affect the final output, and when and how to use a service bureau.
Key concepts: Graphics, Computer graphics (images), Computer science, Graphics software, Typography, Desktop publishing, Software, Computer graphics