Digital publishing task 2a
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Desktop publishing allows for custom layout and design using specialized software and was introduced in 1983. Lithography is an ancient printing method using oils or waxes on limestone that is still used today and was discovered in 1796. Offset lithography is a modern version that uses a plate and rubber blanket to transfer ink to paper and was developed in 1875. Letterpress printing uses inked types to impress images onto paper and was used from the 15th to 19th centuries. Laser printing and photocopies provide an easy, fast way to reproduce paper using modern technology.
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- 1. TRADITION PUBLISHING VS ELECTRONIC PUBLISHING By Ali Rashid
- 2. DESK TOP PUBLISHING • What is desk top publishing? Answer: Is a way of creating reports, advertisements and printed stuff, however it is done on a special software. You also have the power to make your own layouts and play around with it to create the publishing you want. Desk top publishing was introduced in 1983.
- 3. LITHOGRAPHY • Lithography is an ancient way of printing, reason being it was used was technology wasn’t as developed as it is now. Lithography is still used in the 21st century for books and stones. It was mainly discovered in 1796. • They used to create lithography using oil, fat, or wax on a limestone plate.
- 4. OFFSET LITHOGRAPHY • Offset lithography is a modern way of using lithography its self. • It’s well known as a printing technique and its made with a plate to a rubber blanket, then to the printing surface. • It was found in 1875.
- 5. LETTER PRESS Letter press is a way of creating creative words to look appealing. It can be in various colours and the process is using ink, press the paper against it to divert the ink. It was found in the 15th century until the 19th.
- 6. LASER PRINTING & PHOTOCOPIES This is an example of a modern photocopier, this is new way of making more and more of paper it’s modern and seen as easier to use. Its known to make paper “quickly and cheap.