1. Desktop Publishing In-House V’s Commercial

2.  When a business has its own department or individuals to do those tasks it's considered in-house.  Some businesses hire freelance designers and others have an in-house staff or department to handle print and Web design. In-House DTP

3.  in-house staff  freelance copywriters  designers  production artists  photographers  PR and copy specialists to work with the in-house graphic designers. A business may have…

4.  Salesperson tasked with creating the sales fliers for their store  Private dental administration assistant that supervise the publishing of a monthly newsletter for their customers  Business owner who designs and prints his own business cards.  A staff writer is also an in house writer. Examples of In-House in Desktop Publishing and Other Industries

5.  Some organizations have their own in-house corporate legal departments.  Restaurants may choose in-house marketing over hiring someone to do their menus and other materials.  The site for your wedding may offer in-house caterers.  There are independent record producers and in-house record producers in the music industry. Other Industries

6.  Current Job Vacancy in Desktop Publishing – Not bad wages!Job Vacancy  A Commercial Desktop Publishing Company – Note the Software they Use http://veralanguage.com/services/design-desktop- publishing/ Professional/Commercial Desktop Publishing

7.  Desktop printer refers to the actual piece of hardware  dot matrix printers & laser printers  Inkjet printers used in homes and businesses.  These desktop printers are usually small enough to fit on a desk or table.  Businesses may also use larger printers e.g. college printing/reprographics department.  Used to print documents on paper or transparencies or other materials.  With a desktop printer, a digital file is sent to a printer connected to a computer (or its network) and the printed page is available immediately. Printer as machine

8. print shop offset printer quick printer (print shop)  The commercial printer is actually a business and its owner and/or employees who are printing professionals. Printer as a person

9. The three primary differences in offset printing and desktop printing (such as inkjet and laser) are:  The colours of ink (CMYK)  The way the ink is placed on the paper  The type of machinery used Differences in Printing

10.  Graphics generally use RGB (Red, Green, Blue) or CMYK colours.  Graphics on the Web or designed for on-screen display are RGB images.  Because offset printing utilitises CMYK inks, all full- colour graphics need to be saved with CMYK colours. This simple conversion is done in your graphics software program. CMYK V’s RGB

11.  Whether printing in CMYK inks or spot colours, for offset printing you must supply a file that can be separated into different files for each ink colour.  These separations contain only the elements of the document that will print in one color of ink.  The printing plates for offset printing are made from these separations. Separations

12. Site Comparing Software for DTP  Compare Software for professional and for home/small business Use http://www.desktoppublishingbusiness.com/  Gridlines and margins in Publisher – can you save as PDF? – Important if using a commercial printer. Does this Explain why software used is important