Producing printed documents, magazines, books, etc., using a small computer and printer.

Technique of using a personal computer to design images and pages, and assemble type and graphics, then using a laser printer or imagesetter to output the assembled pages onto paper, film or printing [..]

The production of publication-quality documents using a personal computer in combination with text, graphics, and page layout programs.

The use of computers and associated application software to compose, lay out, model, and develop prototypes of documents that are usually intended to be produced and distributed in some non-interactive medium, usually paper, but including film or other multimedia formats. Note: Unlike electronic publishing, desktop publishing almost always results [..]

The use of microcomputer hardware and software for page layout, graphic design, and printing to produce professional-quality camera-ready copy for commercial printing at a fraction of the cost of usin [..]

A system that processes the text and graphics and, by means of page layout software and a laser printer, produces high-quality pages suitable for printing or in-house reproduction.

Desktop publishing is the work of organizing text and graphics using software to create a document. Frequently, desktop publishing includes writing the text and creating the graphics.

An Application for laying out text, graphics and pictures in order to produce a professional-looking publication. Most modern word-processors can now achieve what older DTP packages were capable of pr [..]

Using a personal computer and page layout software to create documents.

The process of creating high-quality graphic documents for printing or other marketing activities, such as leaflets, posters, magazines, books, advertising billboards, etc.

The process of laying out text and graphics to publish documents, magazines, etc.

DIN 2345

When documents and images are printed, they are "published." Before computers became commonplace, the publishing process required large print presses that copied and duplicated pages. In ord [..]

Desktop publishing, sometimes abbreviated as DTP, is a technique for preparing and printing professional quality products using microcomputers, software, and printers. Articles on the subject, presuma [..]

Desktop publishing (DTP) refers to the use of a digital desktop for laying out and constructing documents. The term is sometimes used to refer to processes that allow printing out paper copies of docu [..]

Desktop Publishing or DTP is offered by some translation agencies. This is where a DTP expert can use foreign fonts to produce typeset foreign language artwork containing translations or to create image files containing foreign text.